The Scotsman - 2017-09-18

• Eight injured as double-decker hits overhead walkway at hospital
• Scots Tories to work with SNP on Brexit bill changes
• Call to tackle new national staffing ‘crisis’ in elderly care
• Beaumont set to finish 80-day cycle challenge
• Lesley Riddoch reckons Cable news may well be worth watching
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Brian Cox opens up on his diabetes as he urges sufferers to get eyes checked
• Could back SNP amendments to bill
• Decouple indy from Brexit, says Mundell
• Lib Dems double down on ‘exit from Brexit’ vote pledge
• Two held as terror threat level is reduced
• Armed police presence in Scotland now set to be ‘gradually’ reduced
• ‘The Few’ remembered as Charles attends Battle of Britain service
• The life-saving dog who will be little boy’s best friend
• Wales marks 20 years since historic decision to vote ‘yes’ to devolution
• Child slave numbers surging in capital
• Scotland’s first communal home for over-50s planned
• Fish ‘electrocut­ed’ as part of Edinburgh conservati­on project
• Bid to retitle river named after feared Scots leader
• Optician praised after routine eye test saves life of 12-year-old boy
• Fresh protests over police killing turn violent on streets of St Louis
• Troops in Philippine­s rescue Catholic priest in battle with militants
• Serbia’s lesbian premier joins activists on gay pride march in Belgrade
• Call the bins police, I’d like to report a bunch of eco hypocrites on the loose
• Being judged on the care of the elderly
• Disabled kids have a right to services
• Time to change outdated laws on parental rights
• Financiall­y healthy Scottish legal companies prove that small can be beautiful
• SNP’S failings
• Merging Scottish football league with English counterpar­ts could be a winner
• Teacher shortage
• ON TWITTER
• Pretty as a picture
• Slump in lending to businesses dents economic recovery
• Britain rises to eighth in industrial league
• Organic tartan proving a hit
• 30-SECOND CV
• Time and money squandered – and still no progress
• Capri in top gear for St Leger
• Crash chaos knocks out Vettel and paves the way for Hamilton victory
• ‘It’s almost like Senna is talking to me and keeping me focused’
• Show of strength from dominant Melrose
• Glasgow gear up for Munster test with hard-fought victory
• Marler and Haskell in ugly clash as Quins swat Wasps
• Arnason says it’s time Dons lived up to big expectatio­ns
• Mccann praises Dundee’s poacher turned game-winner Leitch-smith
• Hibs at crossroads as second-half capitulati­on sees them stall again
• Raith’s goal spree puts Queen’s to the sword and sends Fifers six points clear
• Binos delight Mackay with return to winning ways
• No points for artistry but Levein’s work ethic pays off
• Rooney leaves to Old Trafford ovation as United bury Everton
• Loy dismayed by boo-boys and demands more respect for Houston
• Higginboth­am impressed by the way Dunfermlin­e bounced back
• Rodgers’ rotation makes Celtic a joy to watch
• ‘Roberts is good but I’ve faced plenty good players in my time’ says John as Ibrox derby looms
• It’s a Swede success for Nordqvist
• All hands on deck /Great Britain & Ireland pull off record PGA Cup win
• Judges take centre stage in Golovkin-alvarez stalemate
• LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
• Saunders on course in bid to unify middleweig­ht titles
• Belgium fight back to seal place in Davis Cup final with France
• Durham probe stand incident after spectator breaks leg

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