The Scotsman - 2016-10-27

• Candice wins BBC’S final Bake Off
• ‘Staggering’ failures in NHS reform as costs soar
• Patrick Roberts on target as Celtic go seven clear at the top
• Yousaf in call for control of railways
• New theatre director unveiled
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Wylie’s knowledge of the scene is ‘vast’
• Scots gender pay gap closes at ‘glacial’ pace warn campaigner­s
• Ukip MEP avoids suspension from party over altercatio­n
• Scottish plan for ‘flexible Brexit’ to be published within weeks
• Scottish scientist killed in Antarctica
• ‘Jungle’ on fire as migrants depart
• Former Ukip chairman in court charged with sexual offences
• Sir Cliff seeks ‘substantia­l’ damages
• Victim of domestic abuse ‘traumatise­d’ by court appearance
• Clyde-built paddle steamer wreck site to be protected
• National museum set to send more of its treasures out on tour
• Abba to ‘reunite’ for first time since split
• Video installati­on tells war stories of younger army personnel
• Numbers of rare corncrakes drop by a fifth in two years
• Laird faces court after ‘threats and abuse’ on family grouse moor
• Holidaymak­er jailed for bringing ‘gift’ stunguns back to UK
• Trump claims Clinton could trigger Third World War in Syria
• Polish territoria­l army will ‘counter threat from Russia’
• Hobbit-fuelled tourism now New Zealand top earner
• Turbulence trouble over Heathrow
• TOM PETERKIN
• LIZZY BUCHAN
• No future in a health service we can’t afford
• A sea change is difficult and complex
• A place to create art powered by people
• Stars of poetry prepare to shine in St Andrews
• Partnershi­p is key to sharing treasures of the nation
• No great expectatio­ns from talks with our soon-to-be-ex European partners
• ON TWITTER
• Drink dilemma
• Hague beckons
• Lloyds takes fresh £1bn PPI hit as it urges public spend
• Clydesdale circling RBS branch network
• Scottishpo­wer smart meter rollout spend to top £340m
• CBI seeks to cement confidence through public investment
• Future chiefs face digital test
• Top of the hops as Glasgow home brewer scoops Waitrose contest
• Prospects for capital’s commercial property bright after string of deals
• Prepare for land reform amnesty, tenants urged
• Map warning from EU auditors
• Mise En Rose can bloom
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Jeptoo lands four-year ban for long-term EPO ‘scheme’
• Mcilroy’s caddie receives $1.05m bonus from Fedex Cup prize pot
• Henry and Forrest off to flying starts in Ras Al Khaimah
• There’s more to come from record setter Bairstow
• No car on Russell’s road to recovery
• Toomua out for six months, Earls banned for two weeks and misses Ireland opener
• Inspiring talk by King Kenny proves a hit with Glasgow’s rugby stars
• Jones likens Wood to Samson as Northampto­n captain’s internatio­nal career is resurrecte­d
• Fact: Hampden is too big for semis and too small for finals
• Allardyce may have survived if he had been club boss – FA
• Mata gives Mourinho a timely boost as United eliminate City
• Fighting mars Hammers’ cup win
• Coulibaly bamboozles Hearts
• Relegation fight looms for Dundee as Thistle grab chance to move up
• Warburton accepts fans’ jeers
• Murray survives scare as he continues his bid for world No 1 spot
• Killie sponsor threatens to withdraw if Johnston stays
• The house that grew in every direction
• Home reports create problems for first-time buyers
• USP The Georgian wing
• Deadly night shades

The Scotsman - 2016-10-26

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