The Scotsman - 2017-01-20

• Trump prepares to take centre stage for inaugurati­on ceremony
• Russell warns of looming deadlock in Brexit talks
• Renault Scenic bursts back with a bold new look
• Plan to cut emissions by two thirds over 15 years
• Choose to read Trainspott­ing sequel review
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Edinburgh author in the running for prestigiou­s Costa Short Story Award
• A sequel was never going to live up to the hedonistic original, writes Alistair Harkness
• Tories spend three times more on poll than Labour
• Corbyn joins Dugdale to back constituti­on plan and attack SNP
• Patient could face treatment in Europe due to NHS delays
• Number of European tourists heading to Scotland plummets after Brexit vote
• Davidson to pen book on powerful women but Sturgeon frozen out
• Released files reveal CIA interest in Scottish paranormal research
• Fears raised over plans for Trump golf course
• Scots die in Saudi Arabia pilgrimage crash tragedy
• Damage by fire-raisers causes commuter chaos
• Man raped girl, 12, giving her £60 for pill
• Small pools could offer a big advantage to Scotland’s oil industry
• Glasgow on track to deliver its 60th rail station
• Edinburgh innovators ‘can learn from history’
• Scapa Flow divers reveal first images of HMS Vanguard wreck
• The Ice Man returns to Mongolia – with secret weapons in his gloves
• Assange reaffirms pledge to leave embassy
• Rescuers on skis search for survivors at avalanche-hit spa
• Sweden works on new plan in fight with US over lobster imports
• Brexit rhetoric insults a generation
• Nuclear can help power a greener Scotland
• We must get it right for every child
• Inside Transport
• Count on farmers to make sure that Scottish songbirds keep their habitats
• Don’t mistreat your machine, it may just get its own back
• The chameleon
• Are articles on the global threat from climate change simply a load of hot air?
• Not anti-scottish
• Moving article
• ON TWITTER
• Royal Mail letters arm feels impact of Brexit concerns
• Freeagent inks software tie-up with RBS
• Aviva merges UK insurance operations in new shake-up
• HSBC likely to be only the first of a partial EU bank migration
• Anxiety among Scottish SMES
• End turf wars over policy post-brexit urges MSP
• D-day as Holyrood’s farming loan scheme set to close today
• Tiger eyes main prize
• Veteran pair sink England
• Cross and Macleod keep Scotland winning ahead of semi-final with Ireland
• Beaten Osaka impressed as Konta does her talking on and off court
• Foster and Burnett win through to second round
• Uzbeki underdog’s mum doubles up as his coach
• ANYONE FOR DENIS? FIVE FACTS ABOUT DJOKOVIC CONQUEROR
• ‘There’s a buzz in the area... this is big-scale rugby coming back’
• Fusaro backs Warriors’ positive spirit to prevail at ‘hostile’ Welford Road
• Stenson in hot form in the desert as he sets sights on more majors
• Sickly O’sullivan stays in the hunt for record seventh Masters title
• Scottish game should be ‘glad’ if Lawwell’s in control says Rodgers
• Warburton has got ‘unfinished business’ in the Scottish Cup
• Managers won’t side with Van Basten over rule change proposal
• Mum knows best/ Istomin beats Djokovic
• Hibs invite Skacel to bring race hate charge
• “There is a good buzz in the area about it. This is big-scale rugby coming back to Myreside”
• Dons chasing May loan deal
• No guarantees over Mckay
• BUYERS LOOK TO PRE-REG CARS TO BEAT TAX RULES
• TECH A LOOK AT THE FUTURE
• RED LEADER
• Review: Alcosense Excel
• EXPERTLY DONE
• Ford reveals more powerful redesigned Mustang
• YOUNG DRIVERS WILLING TO BREAK LAW OVER INSURANCE
• BIKING LEGENDS JOIN FORCES

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