The Scotsman - 2017-05-16

• Davidson says Nationalis­ts are not real Scots patriots
• Moors murderer Ian Brady dies aged 79
• Brown wants to end career with Celtic
• Police unit in call for alcohol crackdown
• Aidan Smith is really not impressed by fidget spinners
• Whyte told not to buy Rangers
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s daily forum for comment, analysis and new ideas
• Icing on the cake as Andy Murray takes time out to sample treat on 30th birthday
• Remote British island has the worst plastic pollution in the world
• Health boards told three months ago to protect data from attacks
• Twins delivered in cyber attack
• Disgraced star accused of groping girls while filming for children’s BBC
• Sturgeon under fire over plan for currency
• Labour manifesto will promise
• Former TV weatherman accused of indecent assault
• Kirk protests after Home Office refuses visa to speaker
• Unlikely mix of
• Obesity crisis prompts rise in bowel cancer cases
• ‘You need a sperm, an egg and a womb’ - and an app
• Scottish judo star set to go against doctor’s orders to return to sport
• Terminally-ill boy in Mexico for treatment of rare brain tumour
• Noel Edmonds accuses Lloyds of ‘foot dragging’ on compensati­on
• Merkel deals a blow with state election win in rivals’ heartland
• Macron appoints unknown as PM on first day as president
• Properties for homeless given upmarket transforma­tion thanks to donation
• Utter contempt for the homeless on our high streets shames all of us Darren Mcgarvey
• Inside Environmen­t
• Drive to go green is
• On the road once more in the defence of Gaelic
• I’m learning to forgive myself for the choices I made – but I still feel guilty
• If a driverless car has an accident, who pays up?
• You can help us to help others escape from hunger, war and poverty
• Are we really so hard up that spending 99.3% of the UK’S billions on ourselves is not enough?
• Clarity at last?
• Enough fluff
• Curriculum For Excellence adds up to grim future for Scotland’s schoolchil­dren
• ON TWITTER
• Holyrood dunces
• Losses narrow at holidays firm Tui amid Brexit alert
• Innis & Gunn sales team makes it a double
• Shake-up of supply chains early result of Brexit vote
• Workers and suppliers in the firing line of EU departure
• New push to drive green events
• Challenger bank Hampshire swings into black on back of customer surge
• JP Morgan in Dublin docklands move to address Brexit
• Footsie hits record high as oil price rises
• Plans for inspectors and vets’ pay rise under fire
• Crop pollinator­s project aims to boost environmen­tal sustainabi­lity
• Gig economy shaping future office design
• Laurieknow­e have the stamp of quality
• Nine-goal Charlie leads the way as East Region dominate Inter District contest
• New ambassador­s on top of world at chance to serve sport they love
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Henderson: Lions can beat All Blacks way Ireland did
• Trio of bright prospects sign up at Murrayfiel­d
• We aim to give coach Macrae a winning send-off says Farndale
• Sole returns from injury with sights on key role for Scots
• Angry Poulter hits out at Golf Channel pundit Chamblee
• Dillon boosted by United’s quarter-final gear change
• Terry marks his final days as a Chelsea player with a goal
• ‘Magician’ Templeton can make Accies relegation fear vanish
• Mcculloch believes Killie need more inspiratio­nal men like Macdonald
• Caixinha: ‘Aberdeen need a new beginning, a new cycle’
• Aberdeen cup-double hero urges Mcinnes’ men to turn back clock
• Pride of Scotland /Hogg trains with Lions
• “This is just the beginning of something special for Si Woo Kim and Korean men’s golf ”
• Wilson is a target for Hibs boss Lennon

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