The Scotsman - 2017-05-18

• Labour in civil war after councillor­s strike Tory deal
• Prestwick loans ‘to be repaid by 2032’
• Rugby game routine may cut injuries
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• New look for first Carnegie library
• Billy Connolly’s 75th birthday to be celebrated in Glasgow murals
• Reading and numeracy tests for new teachers to tackle ‘the basics’
• Mckeague search at landfill site to continue for three more weeks
• Royal Navy staff taken to hospital after inhaling nitrogen at Faslane
• Sturgeon quizzed over legal investigat­ion
• Back Lib Dems and reject ‘cold’
• Make me your Macron, supporters told
• Two-year wait for specialist care as details emerge of service failure
• ‘Never knowingly undersold’ - or was it?
• Disney pulls mugs from sale after child’s ordeal
• Co-op ATM targeted as van driven into store
• Ticketus ‘wanted to keep involvemen­t in Rangers deal secret’
• New parents waste £200 on useless items for firstborn
• Thicker bark and bet in era of global
• Royal Lyceum leads race for theatre awards
• Trump: ‘No politician in history has been treated worse than me’
• Irish Taoiseach Kenny resigns after six years in power
• Tests identify teacher from 2014 ferry sinking
• Can the Bank of Scotland rise again?
• Gaun yersel! How the Glasgow accent is the most recognisab­le in the country
• Wannacry attack must be a wake-up call or next time tears will be the least of it
• TV debating season could be challengin­g for Sturgeon
• Consensus politics must not be outlawed
• Inside Health
• We are still all Jock Tamson’s bairns
• Flexible learning boosts students and teachers
• Indoor snow-scene already part of outdoor adventure tourism
• Give kids sporting chance of playing, free from abuse
• Excessive oversight risks transformi­ng Scotland’s workers into automatons
• Isn’t it about time ‘superfast broadband’ got up to speed?
• No credibilit­y
• We’re not stupid
• Curriculum for Excellence needs to be given time to properly serve Scots pupils
• ON TWITTER
• SSE attacks price cap move as profits and divi increase
• C&C sales down despite Tennent’s boost
• Wealth firm Brewin firing on all growth cylinders
• Latest ONS data shows that many are ungainfull­y employed
• Inverness Scots hotel hot spot
• TRADING UP
• Amazon’s 20th year on stock market – and a revolution in shopping habits
• Royal Bank links up with Irish blockchain payments project
• Footsie in the red as Trump jitters persist
• Powers Boothe
• Distillers pledge to keep supplying beef producers
• ‘Trees v tenants’ row resurfaces
• Rekindling can prove Derby credential­s
• ICC full membership ‘very serious goal’ insists Cricket Scotland chief
• Defiant Sharapova vows to ‘rise up again’ after wild card snub
• Q&A ON MURRAY’S TRAVAILS
• Senior Open at Porthcawl is ‘No 1 target’ for Montgomeri­e this season
• Colsaerts ready to win again if he can stop ‘shooting myself in foot’
• Macintyre hoping to be match for pros
• AULD ALLIANCE
• Fraile prevails in frantic Giro d’italia stage as Dumoulin clings on to pink jersey
• Paterson and Kellock put public in Touch with rugby
• Lennon says ‘average’ Caixinha has been no better than Warburton
• Veterans bid to defy sands of time
• Scotland coach Gemmill has no fears about losing Celtic winger Johnston to Ireland’s ranks
• Treble would be great but nothing beats win over Barca says Wilson
• Jags braced for onslaught from the off
• Kane stings Hearts as Swanson has the last laugh
• Advantage Forfar as Toon hopes take a dive
• Ford drives Brechin into narrow first-leg lead with hard-fought win against Alloa
• The history boys
• “I am just not playing good tennis and I need to work out how to turn that around”
• Foran cranks up pressure on Hamilton
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Lack of supply fuels lively a Edinburgh sales market
• KEYS TO KNOW
• A very warm welcome awaits newcomers

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