The Scotsman - 2017-09-06

• Scotland to ‘phase out’ new petrol cars by 2032
• Strachan wants Hampden rocking for Slovakia clash
• ‘Kezia had to play Nicola - and made a formidable First Minister’
• Call to save Ben Nevis weathermen’s work
• FRANK’S LAW
• GREEN TRANSPORT
• Brexit money row will go on until end of talks, says Davis
• Trams inquiry told of ‘secrecy’ surroundin­g project dispute
• Female politician­s see most online abuse in run-up to election
• NHS nursing and consultant
• Young people’s mental health care ‘failing’
• Mother recorded man on trial for attempted murder
• One last time over the Forth Road Bridge
• Obese two-year-olds referred to weight management services
• State school medical students taking the lead at graduation­s
• Ferguson shipyard could be a winner in new MOD plan
• UN chief calls for unity in dealing with North Korea nuclear crisis
• Hurricane Irma said to be ‘potentiall­y catastroph­ic’ storm
• SNP seeks to tackle decade fatigue
• Bold programme gets SNP back to day job
• Inside Justice
• Scottish innovation could ease burden for the water carriers of Malawi
• Remember Ellas as you debate Scotland’s Climate Change Bill
• Counter claim
• UK has run out of lifelines and must face consequenc­es of voting to leave the EU
• Scotland can do
• Tram travails
• ON TWITTER
• Merger activity spikes up in North Sea amid volatility
• US company eyes deal with Innis & Gunn
• Craneware on a high with record fullyear earnings
• Difficult to set store by job security in convenienc­e sector
• Peer’s Dubai move uses Bitcoin
• Diesel slump leads fall in new car sales
• Roll up, roll up for the delusional start-up tour
• Engineerin­g software firm Aveva ties knot with France’s Schneider Electric
• Former referee signs for Glasgow patent group Murgitroyd
• Pound’s joys have negative effect on FTSE
• Warning over risk of new strain of avian influenza
• New code may end uncertaint­y for limited partnershi­p tenants
• Guishan delivers for Appleby
• Russell lands four-day ban for punching horse
• Scots to aim for biggest-ever scalp when England play ODI at Grange
• Russell set for timely return as Hastings faces three weeks out
• Froome’s time-trial victory extends his Vuelta cushion
• Late double lifts Welsh hopes
• Macphee helps pen another Northern Irish success story
• KNOCK-ON EFFECT
• Prize guy O’halloran aims dig at Caixinha
• Brown could have made itinenglan­d,saysmatteo
• “I saw the crowd waiting for more tennis, for my good forehands, good serves. I took that energy to fight and not retire”
• Moore’s cap mark in sight for Hughes

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