The Scotsman - 2015-08-22

• ‘There’s no stopping me now I have my bionic hand’
• Bin lorry driver refuses to apologise for ‘lies’
• Festival Guide
• ‘My players are not pigs - they are lions’ says Celtic manager
• Jeff Salway: ‘Banks must offer students more than freebies’
• ‘Cuckoo Smurfs’ money laundering
• Spotify boss says sorry for privacy changes
• £45 million job fund is frozen after blunders by Scottish Government
• Crown Office criticised for ‘jumping gun’
• Labour seeks gender balance in 2016 candidates to shatter glass ceiling
• Corbyn pledges to issue public apology for Iraq war if he wins Labour leadership
• Accused ‘too ill’ for Sick Kids fraud trial
• Gang attacks and robs man in city centre
• ‘Absolutely perfect’ – family touched as fans give Cilla her first No 1 album
• ‘Put Police Scotland in the dock’
• Terror threat is ‘real’ in the Highlands
• Petrol price forecast to fall to just £1 a litre
• Children should start primary school at seven, say campaigner­s
• Pull plug on Chilcot Inquiry, says former Labour attorney-general
• 40% argue with partner before going on holiday
• Time to ban smoking in our playground­s, believe most Scots
• Police fear the IRA is back in business after father-of-nine killed
• Family’s joy as newborn baby offers lifeline to her cancer-stricken sister
• Paedophile who fled abroad gets seven years
• Tomatoes can trigger gout attacks say scientists
• I can’t believe my husband murdered baby girl, says wife
• Mccall Smith vows to keep on writing 44 Scotland Street serial
• Motorists warned over European road rules
• Company boss parked fake plate cars on yellow lines
• ‘Millions’ in line for Ryanair payouts after test case ruling
• Dounreay whistleblo­wer who warned of radioactiv­e pollution dies in his 80s
• Heavy smoking ‘could cause more stomach fat’
• Scientists discover old chestnut that can stop superbug
• Starving migrants blasted with police stun grenades
• Australia considers US request for airstrikes in Syria
• Israeli drone strike ‘kills five civilians’
• Bombed Bangkok lays spirits to rest
• North Korea in ‘quasi state of war’ with South, says Kim
• Syriza rebels form new party as election looms
• Italy suspends helicopter pilot in mafia funeral row
• India-pakistan talks falter before they even get started
• Energy switch shames Scotland
• Touching tale of transforma­tive tech
• Themes can only get better…
• What’s behind the bedroom door stays there
• Get ready for the real northern powerhouse
• Education values
• Knowing Scots culture key for arts jobs
• Branded meds
• Vanessa Friedman
• Jitters over Chinese slowdown triggers new markets tailspin
• Boost for Chancellor as Treasury sees first July surplus since 2012
• Vodka liqueur maker targets Scots students
• Spire tumbles on warning of slowdown in NHS work
• Public can see through target-driven politics
• Glasgow summit for digital sector
• Stocks hit nine-month low on China
• HOW TO... invest with success
• Frederick Payne
• Cha tig an droch shìde leatha fhèin
• Dòmhgan agus creideamh
• Long-term growth offsets decline in UK’S beef supply
• Too many livestock producers are failing to get economic value out of manure
• So Farsø good for revitalise­d Horsey
• Froome chases Vuelta win amid safety fears
• Hamilton insists Rosberg crash is no longer an issue
• Moffat ready to bounce back at Knockhill after scare
• Clydesdale won’t let up until trophy is presented
• Fawcett confident underdogs can upset Auld Enemy
• Glenrothes eye victory No 16 ahead of play-off tie
• Title rivals unchanged in race for top-flight crown
• Stubbs’ joy after Hibs finally land Mcgeouch
• Neilson won’t bite on Hearts’
• Attitude but says Thistle have similar attributes
• Hartley vows his team will not be holding back at Pittodrie
• Moult pleasantly surprised by standard of Scottish football
• Stubbs insists cup thrashing has no bearing on Ibrox clash
• Warburton set to clinch deal for
• ‘young gem‘ Zelalem ahead of Hibs showdown
• Forrest’s return to form and fitness leaves Deila purring
• Unhappy Mourinho’s mood is lifted by arrival of £21m Pedro
• Upbeat Mcnamara tips United to bounce back
• Renfrewshi­re rivals share spoils
• Burrell urged to seize chance and solve centre issue
• Weir’s big chance to make
• Gilchrist feels ‘honoured’ to resume captaincy
• As fit-again Scott returns to starting line-up
• Wade into Wadi for Ebor glory
• Williams hoping Perth mission can put Minstrel back in tune
• Sally Stott
• Introverts have been sidelined culturally and economical­ly as extroverts grab all the attention, argues author Susan Cain, who is quietly redressing the balance. By
• MUM’S THE WORD
• Flaming brilliant
• The wine list
• Enjoy pulled pork in restaurant­s but not sure how to make it at home? takes up the challenge and follows Tom Kerridge’s tips for the slow-cooked treat
• Finish off dinner with a delicious pudding from chef Jason Atherton’s latest book, says
• Rewind the clock
• A Flaubert fan’s obsession with a new neighbour comically explores the dangers of life imitating art
• Volcanic talent
• The violin virtuoso and the jazz great are trading tips, as two worlds collide in a genre-crossing collaborat­ion
• GREENTRAX AND EDINBURGH UNI RELEASE TRIBUTE TO FOLKLORE COLLECTOR CALLUM MACLEAN
• BACK IN THE GAME WITH A MIXTURE OF LAIRY SINGALONGS AND POP BALLADS
• The seeds of love
• CASE IN WHICH FEMINISM SOLVES THE CRIME AND MISOGYNY TRAPS THE KILLER
• A Scotsman under the city
• A drop of Madeira
• Reflected glory
• Buzzing off
• FISHING & SHOOTING
• Water world
• ALLOTMENT TALES

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