The Scotsman - 2017-09-07

• Murray set to miss rest of season because of injury
• Three-quarters of diesel cars face city centre ban
• Sport: Mcinnes’ booze warning as Dons back Mackay-steven
• More delays expected as bridge opens permanentl­y
• Man raped woman more than 900 times
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Orkney the place to go for the thrill of the open road – and they’re in good shape too
• Top BBC broadcaste­rs call for ‘urgent solutions’ over gender pay gap row
• Sturgeon claims Clyde shipbuilde­rs have been ‘betrayed’ by government
• Police Scotland says sorry after wrong family told of death
• SNP has failed to bring real change after a decade in power say Tories
• Government rejects claim offenders are set to avoid jail
• Sturgeon attacks ‘disastrous’ leaked post-brexit plan to cut immigratio­n
• We may not bounce back from economic blow of leaving EU, Davidson admits
• Councillor­s were ‘misinforme­d’ by tram company, inquiry told
• Number of Catholic weddings falls to 75-year low
• Young dancer is the face of cancer fundraisin­g appeal
• Councils shelling out £750 million to meet equal pay claim cases
• Scots courts face foreign sickness claims
• Forecaster­s reveal 21 names for winter storms hitting the UK
• Rankin: ‘I can’t imagine Rebus in a care home’
• Schools gender divide remains powerful
• 20-year study shows statins reduce risk of heart disease by 28%
• Florida prepares for Hurricane Irma, threatenin­g 185mph winds
• European Court of Justice rejects bid to refuse refugees
• Edinburgh Festivals lead to record numbers taking to capital’s bus network
• Inside Health
• Academic studies into informatio­n more important than ever now
• Exam results are not the be-all and end-all of everyone’s career journey
• Sturgeon’s legislativ­e programme won’t restore mass popularity of nationalis­m
• A time for talk
• Sick sense
• ON TWITTER
• Brexit bias
• Food & drink firms see recruitmen­t hit by Brexit concerns
• Sports Direct chairman survives key vote
• Scotland sees jump in social enterprise­s as sector booms
• CBI boss expected to urge greater Holyrood/business links
• Bank for football fans assessed
• Barratt and Berkeley remain upbeat
• Unintended consequenc­es of stamp duty change
• Founder of New Look backs software firm in £1m funding round
• Barratt slide drags Footsie into the red
• Douglas Templeton
• Help when you find it is difficult to cope
• Dutch date is the key for potato export market
• Appeal for deadline extension
• Come on Eirene…
• Reigning champ Noren’s honeymoon in golfing heaven as he eyes Ryder Cup NEW REGIME
• Screen is in the frame as only player to break par
• Full-back Hogg puts his injury time to good use as he looks to the future
• Lions stand-off Biggar snubs much-improved Welsh deal and will make switch
• Gilchrist puts dark days behind him
• ‘Record-breaking’ deal sees BT extend its term as main sponsors
• Lord’s decider is the defining Test of Root’s tenure so far
• Mcgeouch says he’s ready to live up to talent with help of Snoddy’s specialist
• Nadal at the peak of his powers as he eases into the semis in three sets
• Shock as Vandeweghe joins American party
• A YEAR TO FORGET
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Time to wave goodbye to the dining table?
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Why not split the distance?

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