The Scotsman - 2017-05-03

• Fear of statins is ‘leading to thousands of Scots deaths’
• Tories target an ‘Ed Balls moment’ for SNP
• Euan Mccolm: Why Salmond is entitled to have a go at me
• Sport: Sinclair admits being shocked by racial abuse at Ibrox
• First urban average speed trap on the way
• £1.3m for topless Kate pictures
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• M&S target millennial­s with online food
• Scandinavi­an approach may help get homeless Scots off the streets
• Sturgeon hints SNP to back tax rise for rich
• May hits back saying she will be
• Tough cull powers may be used to cut deer numbers
• Rescued surfer tried to attract passing ships as he clung to board
• MSPS will follow Lockerbie bomber family’s appeal bid ‘with interest’
• ‘Damning’ statistics show one in four criminals re-offends
• Female mannequins ‘severely underweigh­t’
• Campaign to lure visitors into capital’s lesser-known corners
• Whyte ‘never made any guarantees over Rangers investment­s’
• First-time buyers rely more on parental help
• Displaced civilians killed in surprise attack by Islamic State
• Le Pen team admits plagiarisi­ng former rival’s election speech
• Where devolution feared to tread
• Talks, tours and tastings the order of the day as Jura’s whisky festival returns
• Sick of slogans, Project Fear and Dalek May yet? Only five weeks to go...
• Local elections too important to ignore
• Inside Justice
• Creator of Scotland’s
• Tourism push for visitors – and Scots – is essential
• Risible festival of high camp? Or a serious cash-making showcase to the world?
• We should celebrate our red deer, not despise them
• Don’t forget the old when you vote – it could help make a better place for all
• A rethink on how we train nurses to deal with modern problems will benefit everybody
• Grievance soup
• Scottish ties to England should be tightened, not torn apart by independen­ce
• Be prepared
• ON TWITTER
• Right on frack
• AAM delivers solid results in run-up to Standard Life deal
• Life sciences firm Arrayjet in hiring drive
• BP heads back into the black but challenges remain a drag
• AAM heads towards exit with bit more poise after buffeting
• Edrington swallows Glenrothes
• REACTION
• Surge in business tourism bookings to Edinburgh gives ‘solid start’ to 2017
• IP attorney Murgitroyd pushes button on innovation contest
• BP results joy helps propel Footsie higher
• Beefing up for sector’s big day out in the Borders
• Triumphant Selby hoping he can match Hendry total
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Stats the way to do it as Murray passes milestone as world No1
• Edmund makes early Estoril exit but Bedene advances in Istanbul
• Radcliffe hits out at plans to wipe world records list
• Ronaldo goal spree tears Atletico apart
• High-scoring Monaco must produce their best football yet, warns Mbappe
• Murray says old team-mate Whittaker will still have desire to succeed at Hibs
• Norwich identify Northern Ireland’s O’neill as potential new manager
• Gemmill warns youngsters to beware Faroes as they begin Euro adventure
• SPFL set dates for play-offs to decide fate of Premiershi­p hopefuls
• Dembele won’t risk fitness for cup final
• Scots golfer in four-way social media battle for place in $1.5m event
• Edinburgh consult on Myreside

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