The Scotsman - 2016-12-28

• Department store worker found dead amid sales rush
• Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher passes away at 60
• Cathro joy as Hearts roar to first win for their new boss
• Review of 2016: Terror, joy and a surprise new Prime Minister
• ‘Sex bias shown’ in alcohol reporting
• US and Japan leaders visit Pearl Harbor
• Royle Family cast tell of Liz Smith’s delight at being recognised in public as ‘Nana’
• Fears over classrooms disruption as specialist teacher numbers cut
• Education reforms damaging pupils’ potential, says head
• Stage set for Scotland’s first indie pop jukebox musical
• Banned play to be given its world premiere
• They may be gone but their legacy will remain long after the end of the year
• Rising food costs will hit the poorest Scots hardest, warns charity
• Mackie’s solar farm is a shining success story
• Flight recorder from Russian plane to be examined in Moscow
• Hopes for Palestinia­n independen­ce moves at Middle East talks
• Politician­s not facing up to NHS cuts
• Getting it right for every child comes at a price
• Inside Justice
• Don’t bet on the bookies being able to beat tax hikes and over-regulation
• Come on Scotland, if something is wrong, get complainin­g!
• Leeching on NHS
• Are these the facts that could power Scottish independen­ce debate forward?
• ON TWITTER
• Graduated debt
• Letters party
• Residentia­l market set for quiet patch amid uncertaint­ies
• Global Energy profit falls on restructur­ing
• Duo of global deals for unicorns as Brexit vote helps and hinders 2016 M&A activity
• NO REGRETS
• REFLECTION
• Progress made in talks on wildlife management
• Blueberry production research could help diabetes sufferers
• Frustrated Hidalgo-clyne says attack
• Was ‘not up to scratch’ in derby defeat
• Man can make his mark
• PREMIER LEAGUE
• Rodriguez’s stunning return to fitness and form is bitterswee­t for Pochettino
• Mcghee reckons Inverness and Hamilton games will shape his attitude for the new year
• THE PLACE TO BE
• Let Celtic’s good times keep rolling – Gordon
• Tables turned at Dundee but Wighton knows he needs to add goals to his game
• Rooney and Aberdeen in the old routine
• ALEX DUNBAR
• Waghorn keen to discuss new Ibrox contract
• Gordon could be our Van der Sar – Rodgers

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