The Scotsman - 2017-02-17

• Holyrood being ‘overlooked’ in division of powers after Brexit
• English bosses could be put off Rangers job, says Rodgers
• Muirfield votes again on female members
• Grantsy’s Banksy Valentine
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Police call centre in overtime bill row
• Crisis talks held over fears thousands of Vauxhall jobs could go in takeover
• SNP warned last year about ‘severe’ impact of increase in business rates
• Scots less likely to visit America in wake of Trump election
• Teen ‘third child in state care to die this year’
• Families fork out more on restaurant­s but cut tobacco spending
• Charities to gain funds for three years
• ‘Hidden’ smuggler’s whisky bothy found on hillside
• Screening troops fails to aid mental health
• Store puts fizz back on the menu with prosecco substitute
• Public appeal over iconic painting
• Mammoth could be ‘resurrecte­d’ in two years
• Trump’s take on the media: ‘The leaks are real. The news is fake’
• Two more arrested over assassinat­ion of North Korean leader’s half-brother
• Harsh winter threatens livelihood­s of nomadic herders in Mongolia
• Federalism smacks of desperatio­n
• Merchant City could soon become Glasgow’s second innovation district
• Our door is open, but there are no easy answers to the challenges of immigratio­n Brian Wilson
• Small price to pay for Scottish gem
• Inside Transport
• Far from being ruin of us, gin is raising spirits
• Integratio­n need not mean ‘native’ cultures will suffer. Quite the contrary
• Bilinguali­sm is the way ahead for English speakers
• It is vital that our universiti­es remain bastions of open and free thought
• STEM subjects are at the root of giving children skills for the workplace
• Oversight needed
• Coup? Who knew?
• Whether it’s Yes, No, Leave or Remain, indyref2 wording is open to question
• ON TWITTER
• A terrific tax
• Appeal myth
• Claused minds
• Housebuild­er Cala looking ahead to growth in Scotland
• Beattie buoyed by record annual results
• Competitio­n watchdog to cast eye over Punch deal
• Don’t be fooled – comparison­s with the rest of the UK matter
• Morrisons to boost producers
• Laura Ashley falls out of fashion after warning on profits amid tough trade
• Elevator project looks to give Scots gaming businesses a lift
• Ex-divi shift for big names sees index fall
• BSE regulation­s ‘might be lifted in coming months’
• Eating soft fruit really could be good for people with diabetes
• Darius takes advantage
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Nesta to appeal against loss of gold medal for 2008 doping
• Defeating Klitschko ‘won’t make me the world’s best’ says Joshua
• Allison takes up new role with Mercedes
• Thomson joined police but is back on right beat in golf
• An open letter to the members of Muirfield Golf Club
• Hartley has fallen back in skipper race
• Brown: It’s time for us to climb league table
• Koscielny won’t accept defeat following Arsenal’s ‘nightmare’
• LEARNING CURVE
• Mcinnes endorses Jack and Mclean for internatio­nal call-ups
• Rooney wants Dons to keep Mcinnes and keep building
• Rodgers keeps calm to avoid pitchside carry on
• Mcghee facing lengthy touchline ban
• “On the form of the first two games he is looking very sharp and will be on the plane to New Zealand”
• Champions Cup still our aim - Hodge
• BIGGER AND BETTER
• LINE THE PARTY
• SOME LIKE IT HOT
• CHILD CAR SEAT REGULATION­S – EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
• BOLT FROM THE BLUE
• MORE THAN 8 MILLION USED CARS SOLD IN 2016
• ECLIPSE NAME RETURNS FOR MITSUBISHI SUV

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