The Scotsman - 2017-02-09

• Ayephone: Apple chief Cook makes flying visit to Scotland
• MPS give the green light to beginning Brexit process
• Shell unveils plans to take oil platforms out of service
• Strachan’s fond memories of Muirhouse
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Face of Orkney’s doomed earl revealed
• No need for agreement from Scottish Government on ‘Uk-wide’ Brexit plan
• Mackay rules out action to ease business tax ‘crisis’
• Last letter written by Mary Queen of Scots goes on display, briefly
• Police deny plan to axe 3,000 officers
• Teacher recruitmen­t campaign targets Stem students and workers
• Tributes as former socialite Tara dies
• Unmarried woman wins landmark pension case
• Harris cleared of three sex assault charges but could face retrial
• Gleneagles owners plan for new resort on farmland
• First-born children found to be smarter than their siblings
• Overtures made to architects with contest to design concert arena
• Marine who shot injured fighter must wait for appeal result
• Heritage body defends ‘Banana Flats’ decision
• Court upholds guilty verdict at opposition leader’s fraud retrial
• Former prime minister with joint US citizenshi­p becomes Somali president
• Army nod for Dakota access pipeline looms but tribe stands firm
• Second referendum a big risk for SNP
• Latest independen­ce polls suggests hard Brexit could boost Yes camp
• Last orders for a struggling pub can be a blow to the heart of the local community Kenny Macaskill
• Folly of business tax burden
• We must cut more
• Lorenzo’s record store keeps music in groove
• Country living is priceless for its peace and quiet away from the city
• World has changed but still much work to be done
• We’re cooking up a healthier Scotland by making a meal of nutritiona­l info
• Teamwork makes the dream work
• Sturgeon’s incessant Brexit talk takes its cue from an annoying ancient Roman
• So what’s £1.20?
• ON TWITTER
• Harsh lessons
• Asian cash targets UK over US as tech deals gather pace
• War of words heats up over oil explorer
• Scots holiday parks to gain from record investment
• Biotech leaders give Trump a taste of their own medicine
• Strong foundation­s at Redrow
• Dunelm done in by depreciati­on in sterling signals prices will increase
• Compressor­s outfit Vert Rotors powers up after funds boost
• FTSE dragged by sinking commoditie­s
• Farm-based hydro plants face ‘ruinous’ rates rises
• Mclaren warns of serious risks to meat producers from Brexit
• Outrage can make fuss
• GB off to flier as Rae doubles up with Robson to seal clean sweep
• Montgomeri­e to ‘keep trying’ in bid to finally topple Langer
• Ross makes move in South Africa as Hume shines in Portugal
• EYES ON PARIS
• Backing Scots technique over French tonnage
• ‘Project’ prop Kebble lined up for Scotstoun
• Best: Stop comparing Ringrose to O’driscoll
• If Holt can rough up Hearts then Cummings will feed off the scraps
• Laidlaw: Quick start can silence French crowd
• Cathro has no fear of ‘shock’ in Cup derby
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Student flats aren’t what they used to be – thankfully

The Scotsman - 2017-02-08

The Scotsman - 2017-02-10