The Scotsman - 2017-08-29

• Record- breaking festivals end with spectacula­r fireworks show
• Scottish financial giants prepare for Brexit shock
• More Lothian GP surgeries impose restrictio­ns
• We already had ideal man in Levein, says Hearts chief
• Boardroom excess curbs ‘ watered down’
• Hail the new bridge but give thanks to the old one says Aidan Smith
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Police to lead first motorists on historic journey over new Queensferr­y Crossing
• Forth ‘ to rival San Francisco and Sydney as bridge tourism global hotspot’
• Drive for £ 5 top- up on Scots child benefit
• Alex Salmond in discussion­s to take his Fringe show on tour
• Cell death breakthrou­gh raises cancer hope
• Time to get serious to avoid talks deadlock, UK told, as Barnier blasts preparatio­ns
• ‘ Controvers­y justified Glasgow Effect project’
• Police warning over plan to scrap Football Act
• Big Six energy customers pay a high price for loyalty
• Homeless and mental health projects to share £ 2.5m cash fund
• Hotel evacuated after fire breaks out
• Aerobic exercise could help women to beat postnatal depression, say doctors
• Hundreds of thousands pack streets of London to celebrate carnival
• Armed raiders escape with thousands in post office robbery
• Wind farm ‘ could bring £ 827m to economy’
• Thousands of Scots children lack mental health support
• Hurricane Harvey brings catastroph­ic flooding to Texas
• Controvers­ial guru is jailed for 20 years for raping two female followers
• Labour’s Brexit switch is gift to SNP
• We’re little more than cavemen when we take to social media
• Protection of GPS is harming patients
• We can’t just shut out disagreeab­le opinions
• Scots made emigration a success story
• Glasgow’s transforma­tion shows no signs of stopping
• Would you want to be funeral director known for burying a notorious killer?
• Why do hate crimes seem to be low priority for the government?
• Currency events
• Why has Nicola Sturgeon stopped proclaimin­g her pride in being a nationalis­t?
• EU and elite
• ON TWITTER
• Time to oppose
• You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone
• Bonkers but brilliant, what a way to close a landmark year
• Glasgow’s Macmic to begin building homes in England
• Surgeons hotel has growth plans sewn up
• Watch out, Facebook and Google – Amazon is on the warpath
• Deloitte sees revenues lift for seventh year running
• UK pensions deficit soars again
• Sainsbury’s to ramp up Argos offering
• ‘ Loud’ business can benefit from introverts too
• Exports and festival boost hopes for lamb prices
• Ten weeks after being set up, advice group still not held talks
• Custom- built for new lease of life
• Huntsman can go Close
• Honda accuse Alonso of giving up after Spaniard criticises power unit
• WIN A PAIR OF VIP TICKETS TO THE OVO ENERGY TOUR OF BRITAIN AND A CYCLING JERSEY SIGNED BY THE WINNER
• Race for title will go down to wire, says Hamilton
• Moeen’s quickfire 84 sends England on way to victory
• Shakib excels with bat and ball to put Bangladesh in first Test driving seat against Australia
• ‘ Batsmen were trying to make them suffer’
• Golf in mourning at passing of ‘ legends’ of the game in Scotland
• Johnson back to his best with play- off victory
• ‘ Struggling’ Lawrie hopes doctor can prolong career
• Cockerill puts faith in captain Bradbury
• Hamilton youngsters lay down big marker
• Konta’s bid for world No 1 spot on hold as she loses in New York
• Smith predicts another successful comeback if Murray opts for surgery
• Hibs fail to reach last 32 as Cluj hold out against late onslaught
• Repeat performanc­e may bring a shock says Mccall
• Players will adapt to artificial surface, insists Mcghee
• We have ‘ too many riches’ in midfield says Mcghee
• 17,000 at Nou Camp for unveiling of £ 135m man

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