The Scotsman - 2017-08-15

• Keeper has narrow escape after panda security breach at zoo
• Church demands action over religious hate crime
• thefestiva­l
• Salmond’s sexist joke falls flat at Fringe show
• Scots more likely to ask about pay
• Aidan Smith remembers the Fringe as a family affair
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Peter Pans gather in birthplace of author in bid to set world record
• May pushes for interim customs
• Rees-mogg backs May and rules out Conservati­ve leadership challenge
• Mcleish urges Corbyn to position Labour behind anti-brexit efforts
• Ryanair calls for airport two-drink limit
• Journey times are cut on M8 after missing link is forged
• Glasgow-edinburgh commute ‘less of a stomach churning experience’
• Ministers urged to lead the fight to tackle period poverty
• Safe containing £20,000 is stolen during big golf event
• MP calls for new Fringe ‘code of
• Practice’ to ensure better pay
• Scotland to host UK’S first dedicated plant for recycling batteries
• Life and times of Muhammad Ali could be turned into a musical
• Hundreds killed and thousands homeless in Sierra Leone floods
• Top general warns North Korea: ‘US military is ready’
• Tories won’t take Rees-mogg gamble
• Glasgow Kiltwalk breaks the one million pound mark for Scots charities
• Nothing compares to the idea you need help with a mental health crisis Darren Mcgarvey
• Airports must act over drink culture
• Inside Environmen­t
• The future is bright for Scotland’s salmon farms
• The freedom to wander our city streets is one I cherish
• Festival makes Edinburgh a tourism crown jewel
• Academics leave ‘ivory towers’ to make a difference in the real world
• Working out what to do about Scotland’s energy supply
• No crystal ball
• Our banks are letting down customers by failing to tailor services to their needs
• ON TWITTER
• Menzies calls off £40m tie-up with parcels group DX
• Standard Life Aberdeen deal completes
• Mcgill’s drops hint over float as big-hitter joins its board
• ‘Lottery’ of defamation hangs over latest political libel case
• Broxburn battery project sold
• ITV’S digital head poached for STV job
• EU nationals ‘scrambling’ for City posts but fears of exodus persisting
• Industrial services group NWH makes Mccormick chairman
• SPARE TIME
• ON COMEDY
• Warning over cereal harvest
• Empty warehouse space can bounce back
• Sepal seals Ayr triumph
• Broad admits he’s in the dark about bowling with a pink ball
• Victory ends jealousy for Thomas at Quail Hollow
• Day insists that his failed gamble was a ‘simple shot’
• Teenager Mitchell to partner Hoy at Donington Park after topping online poll
• Clash with Celtic youngsters will be a litmus test for Murphy’s rebuilt squad
• Duffy wants an encore against Livingston after seeing his side win Renfrewshi­re derby
• He’s a keeper - Niemi backing Morelos to be 20-goal striker at Ibrox
• Isma may yet face Rangers as Hearts lodge appeal
• Dembele and Burke SFA report cards augur well
• KID GLOVES
• Mcmanus hangs up boots to take up coaching role at Well
• Celtic’s lucky charm Forrest plots another precious goal
• He’s 700 miles away but Coutinho casts shadow over Klopp
• SFA will investigat­e Lennon over gesture to Rangers fans
• “We’ve performed really well. We’ve had some excellent results ... I’m super proud of the team”
• Hogg targets quick return from surgery
• Cocktale hour
• Brian Ferguson’s diary
• Lyrical tale of a lover and a fighter
• A toast to the end of the novel (and the ;)
• INTERNATIO­NAL FESTIVAL
• Look past the razzle-dazzle
• Dancer steps into the breach
• Wanted: Maid of all quirk
• Boy Blue’s street dance comes of age

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