The Scotsman - 2017-08-28

• Heartfelt tribute to Grenfell Tower victims two months on
• Davis seeks ‘flexibilit­y and imaginatio­n’ from EU talks
• Major flaws in Westminste­r security are uncovered
• Sport: Turf out the plastic for internatio­nals urges Brown
• Trapped Texas residents told to take to roofs
• Five stars for La bohème in our EIF round-up latest from Book Festival, plus final Fringe reviews –
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Sturgeon turns interviewe­r to question journalist about inequality – and Trump
• ‘It’s not a bad thing to dedicate your life to those moments that heighten life’
• Pensioners stampede for new hearing aid
• Labour opens door to single market during transition period
• Call to put economic issues at top of agenda
• Corbyn: ‘Very difficult’ to have separate Brexit deals
• Labour renews calls for 50p top tax rate as more high earners revealed
• Rail passenger numbers slump at £41 million ‘white elephant’
• Dog and cat home calls on Scots to seek higher sentences for cruelty
• New Queensferr­y Crossing ‘could well stand until 2167 or beyond’
• Boat firms investigat­ed for harassing marine wildlife
• Oil and water can be made to mix under high pressure, say boffins
• Bake Off judge says being branded a traitor after switch from BBC ‘hurt’
• Submarine designs give glimpse into the future
• Brexit has led to shift in tone on fracking, says Ineos boss
• Comedian Brand ties the knot with Scottish golfing legend’s daughter
• Wreckage of Second World War bomber found in North Sea
• Five climbers roped together fall 600ft to their deaths in Alps
• Bit players in our own blockbuste­r
• ‘National’: it does exactly what it says on the tin, whatever Sturgeon says
• Inside Arts
• Mental health issues must be joint effort
• Cancer care a lot more than medical treatment
• Cultural Marxism’s impact a growing threat to society
• Plant-based diet helps us, animals and the planet
• Don’t be another inheritanc­e tax statistic
• Infringeme­nt decision sets precedent for courts
• Prosthetic provision must be based not on cost but on ability to return people to ‘normal’ life
• Wind gravy train
• Fantastic festival
• Oil revenues loss
• Fate of NHS in England a precursor to what will happen north of the Border
• ON TWITTER
• Plunging pound
• Bird tag trauma?
• Filarmonic­a della Scala/ Riccardo Chailly
• Fringerevi­ews
• A standing ovation that was richly deserved
• Fringerevi­ews
• High-tech skincare start-up nets ‘major’ blue-chip investment
• Retail trade body calls for economic boost
• Boosting Scotland’s finances
• 30-SECOND CV
• ALDISS BELIEFS
• Why Brexit will land us all with many reasons to be fearful
• Great Dane Axelsen cuts down Lin to win Glasgow gold
• Heriot’s time their charge to perfection and seal thrilling title triumph
• Hamilton hits out at officials after narrow victory reignites title bid
• Melrose start on the front foot to beat Ayr in Charity Shield thriller
• Rangers’ director of football to oversee transfer business
• Rodgers woe after Coetzee fails medical
• Lennon says Mcginn bid is ‘laughable’
• Morelos takes heat off Caixinha
• Rooney grabs winner and is ready to fight for jersey
• Demanding Accies in with a shout
• ‘I would have booed too,’ says Houston, as Falkirk slump to third league defeat
• Keeper is Bain of Stokes day
• Smith guards against getting carried away as five-goal Rovers cruise to victory in Fife derby
• Gunners turned to cannon fodder by magnificen­t Reds
• Too-good Mayweather puts Mcgregor back in his cage
• Suri grabs first European title with sparkling final-round 64

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