The Scotsman - 2017-09-28

• Scottish Labour in ‘civil war’ over claim of leadership plot
• Rodgers hails brilliant Celtic after stunning Champions League triumph
• Kenny Macaskill: Why we should all be watching the Uber dispute closely
• 1,000 Scots flights axed in Ryanair pilot crisis
• Pupil writes plea letter to Swinney
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• New complaint against chief constable sent to watchdog
• Rennie warns ‘Cut to immigratio­n poses direct threat to our economy’
• Glasgow council chief says sorry over Grenfell cladding concerns row
• We are the mainstream now, Corbyn claims as businesses count the cost
• MOD warns Boeing over tariff spat
• Scots men living 8 years longer while women expect 5.9 more years
• Paisley’s museum vision wins lottery funding of £4.9m
• Bookshop run by guests a big success story
• Spanish inquisitio­n: Scots protest as voters gear up for Catalan indy vote
• Homeless people left in limbo, warns report
• Skipper imprisoned for sex abuse of ‘comatose’ woman
• Lack of nuns leaves 154-year-old care home under threat
• Sir Billy secures his place in Scottish music ‘hall of fame’
• Lady Lucan dies decades after husband vanishes
• Scottish student wows University Challenge
• Show puts accent on skills
• Activists welcome move to grant Saudi women driving licences
• Myanmar blames Rohingya Muslims for at least 163 deaths
• Paying a month’s rent in advance is a struggle for growing number of tenants
• Two steps back for Corbyn in Scotland
• Inside Health
• Volunteers at St Columba’s fulfil many functions and more are needed
• Opt-out organ donor system open to charges of ignoring informed consent
• Costing promises
• Tusk’s tsk, tsk
• Corbyn camp could learn how to be elected from Blair and Wilson government­s
• Scots’ tax bill
• ON TWITTER
• Equal measures
• Monkey selfie
• Havelock Europa chief quits as losses widen at shopfitter
• SSE repeats profit warning in new update
• Cala Homes could boost Midlothian to tune of £300m
• The search for discounts comes down to soap and suntan
• Microbrewe­r wins investment
• Shares soar in constructi­on giant Carillion amid rising bid speculatio­n
• Peppa Pig popularity keeps Entertainm­ent One looking neat
• FTSE exceeds 7,300 as fears fall by wayside
• ‘No perfect solution’ to end beaver resentment
• Sheep farmers given another six weeks to apply for support
• Ballyandy chases Perth prize
• Murray’s stance on equal rights will be part of his legacy, says Dellacqua
• Edmund exits Chengdu at the hands of Donaldson
• TIME FOR ACTION
• Stokes named in Ashes squad but Bayliss not impressed with player conduct
• ROLE MODELS
• Fowles and Hidalgo-clyne up for season-long battle
• Harley grateful for being kept involved as he returns to action
• Gambling problems won’t disappear while game is in league with bookies
• Murray urges Hibs to break City’s league dominance
• Derby hangover but Caixinha insists no fear and loathing in Las Vegas
• Lukaku at the double as United cruise to victory
• Rodgers passes test of managerial credential­s with victory in Brussels
• Superb Cavani makes it six in a row as PSG overwhelm Bayern
• Griffiths helps cure Celtic’s travel sickness
• CELTIC MAN BY MAN
• “My diet hasn’t been the best. Like a dog, whatever you put in front of me, it’s going to be eaten”
• Caixinha in bizarre Vegas rant to media
• KEYS TO KNOW
• The case for compulsory installati­on
• KEYS TO KNOW
• USP Compact and bijou
• Glamorous sanctuary

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