The Scotsman - 2017-03-03

• May: ‘Independen­ce drive harming public services’
• Alan Stubbs backs bold bid by Rangers to make Caixinha their new boss
• Range Rover’s sleek new luxury coupe-suv breaks cover
• Scots’ sweet tooth risking public health, warns charity
• Brown charity saves mentor’s grandchild
• 44 Scotland St
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Football mourns death of ‘Lisbon Lion’ Tommy Gemmell
• Holyrood told police body’s chairman ‘misled’ MSPS
• Labour’s big beasts failed to ‘pick up the torch’ in Scotland, says Burnham
• Lives changed, and lives still to be changed
• News laws to tackle emotional abuse and neglect of children
• Scots not confident on saving enough into private pension
• Gallery growth kills off live music venue
• Jazz centenary to be celebrated at festival
• Jolomo immortalis­es road that inspired Beatles song
• ‘Disorganis­ed’ baby death inquiry slated
• Get a hat, get ahead: Costumes essential to get the most fun out of World Book Day
• Estate with links to Robert the Bruce to house new distillery
• AMBITION
• Trump’s attorney general to stand aside from Russia probe
• Marine Le Pen loses immunity from prosecutio­n over graphic IS images
• Heart attack not nerve agent killed Kim Jong-nam, says envoy
• Damned by ignorance and insularity
• Brexit hurdles must be cleared if Scotland’s Fintech sector is to expand
• Brexit may have downsides but taking powers away from Holyrood is not one of them
• Inside Transport
• Paolozzi pushed the
• Smart meters anything but for everyone apart from the energy suppliers
• Approach to real estate must remain consistent
• No more lumpy old mattresses for kids after a day in the great outdoors
• Decisions on future of children’s learning seek to create solid foundation for our society
• An honest indyref
• Don’t believe government claims schools have the right teachers in right roles
• A slippery road
• ON TWITTER
• Neutered facts
• Cobham in second £500m cash call as losses hit £848m
• First female chief for whisky trade group
• Constructi­on picks up pace in February as orders slow
• Ceta will be an undoubted boon for Scottish business
• Mike Ashley turns provocativ­e
• Gocompare shows 'pretty impressive underlying growth' in annual results
• Battery tech specialist Dukosi charges up with £2m funding
• FTSE stays flat after failing to gain traction
• APPRECIATI­ON
• Post-brexit devolution of powers sparks war of words
• Check phone mast contracts or lose out, landowners warned
• Twiston-davies’ Gold Cup hope back to best
• Murray saves seven match points in thrilling win over Kohlschrei­ber
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Hamilton out of final day’s testing due to car trouble
• Defending sprint champion Kilty knows he must raise his game in Belgrade
• Medals matter most to Muir as she bids to make mark
• Stewart one off lead as Tartan Army make a strong start in South Africa
• Pro12 return gives Dickinson chance to press claim for Calcutta Cup clash
• Not quite ‘big talk’, but Scotland defence coach Taylor insists ‘there is no reason we can’t win’
• SEVENS HEAVEN
• Ambrose ‘always grateful’ to Lennon
• Murty staying open-minded about Ibrox future under new manager
• Sinclair tips Celtic’s lethal goal machine Dembele for France call-up
• Drysdale: SPFL should have revealed keeper loophole earlier
• Ross in line for 100th cap against Koreans
• RAISING THE ROOF
• DS7 SUV looks to play the numbers game against X1 and Q3
• INSURANCE BILLS TO SOAR UNDER NEW PAYOUT RULE
• DRIVERS SAY NEW RULES WILL CUT PHONE USE

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