The Scotsman - 2017-05-11

• Teachers lack the skills to take maths class at primary school
• Is it a sturgeon? Davidson goes fishing for votes
• Scots battle Ireland to avoid All Blacks at World Cup
• Whyte ‘mistaken for whisky tycoon’
• Oil slump hits Scots finances
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Diners are urged to get water on tap
• WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE…
• Alcohol causes more death and illness among the poor, study finds
• Labour eyes No voters in East Renfrewshi­re
• Row over election rules as Tory
• School bans fidget spinners over fear that ‘they could really hurt someone’
• Doctors warn worsening poverty is ‘devastatin­g’ for children’s health
• Nurses are ‘understaff­ed and under pressure’ warns Labour
• Edmonds seeking £50m in Lloyds fraud claim
• Kestrels choose Forth Road Bridge to raise chicks
• Lifting fracking ban ‘would spark £10 billion boom’
• Labour stalls on Edinburgh SNP power-share
• Councillor quits just days after election
• Allegation­s against submariner cleared of rape were ‘total lies’
• Cottage where graverobbe­rs were spied is up for sale
• Plastic surgeon calls for warnings on avocados after rise in injuries
• FBI chief sacked after requesting more resources for Russia probe
• China hails successful firing of missile amid ongoing Asia tensions
• Beware post-election depression
• Town hall gender divide narrows but women councillor­s can still be a rarity
• This election has been called for the shameless political self-interest of the Tories
• Time to get off the fence over fracking
• This is the road to hell as vehicle numbers increase
• Withdrawin­g from the Single Market and relying on WTO rules is best for Britain
• Stroke treatment now focusing on fast restoratio­n of blood flow to brain
• Opt-out proposal for organ donation presumes consent
• Election debate More fuel us
• John Swinney is underplayi­ng the seriousnes­s of falling educationa­l standards
• ON TWITTER
• Fracking fears
• Brexit factor cited as start-up figures suffer sharp falls
• ‘I made a mistake’ admits Barclays chief
• Road ahead looking smooth as Vertu Motors delivers bumper sales figures
• MARKET REACTION
• Renewables sector organisati­ons believe energy goal in sight
• Footsie rise sees it return towards 7,400
• Scrutiny of farm IT fiasco hampered claim MSPS
• Cromwell rules at Kelso
• Djokovic warns Murray chasing pack is ready to hunt him down
• Gaviria floors rivals to grab second stage win at Giro
• World Rugby extend residency period for internatio­nal eligibilit­y to five years
• Murrayfiel­d ticket sales for Euro final heading for 60,000
• Garcia got a real kick out of wearing his Green Jacket at El Clasico
• Ferguson set to give it best shot in chance to ‘make name for yourself ’
• Henderson is King of Castle with victory in Ayrshire
• Rooney keen to remain with United as place in Europa League final beckons
• Real reach final as brilliant Benzema shines brightest
• Mcmanus to the rescue after Brechin put Raith on the spot
• Keepers excel in first-leg stalemate
• Ryan gives Diamonds the advantage as they make mockery of league finish
• Sturrock role ‘unbelievab­le’ - Lineker
• Murray disputes manager’s ‘calm’ claim in Dundee United’s play-off turnaround
• Adam: Players must speak out and not suffer alone
• Ashley promises Benitez ‘every last penny’ to spend on Newcastle squad
• Caixinha opens talks with signing targets
• I convinced Hayes to turn his back on Celtic dream
• Transfer window one of most vital in Ibrox history says Durrant
• Rodgers says striker could yet play in cup showpiece
• Battle to dodge the All Blacks
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Buying a first home brings responsibi­lity but it’s worth it
• USP Garmony House, Mull

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