The Scotsman - 2017-09-29

• Scots schools warned over invitation to Katie Hopkins
• Lennon: Managing Celtic is like being President of the US
• Cycle lanes to improve safety around tram tracks
• Why Nicola Sturgeon should keep her nose out of Catalonia
• Candidates call for respect in leadership race
• + New Citroen C3 puts the emphasis on comfort
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Charity launches school challenge to create new wave of piping hot hits
• Rich heritage of melodies encompasse­s old favourites and modern classics
• Part of the problem is Edinburgh forgot how to live with its trams
• Ministers in £47 million EU cash blunder
• New land body reveals plan for research into who owns what
• Watchdog ‘furious’ over Ryanair cancellati­ons
• MSPS claim record expenses to cover cost of more staff
• Pensioner set fire to family home as he could not cope
• Far-right group Scottish Dawn banned under terror legislatio­n
• “Honestly, the things that come at me normally are just dreadful and it’s a huge industry”
• School worker jailed after taking picture of six-year-old girl naked
• ‘End of an era’ as founder of Playboy Hugh Hefner dies
• Bravo! Big Noise orchestras praised for ‘transformi­ng’ children’s lives
• Increasing numbers of Scots turning to private dental care
• Port of Leith distillery plans could ‘resurrect’ whisky-making heritage
• Grandparen­ts bear the brunt of childcare
• More than 130,000 flee from Bali volcano amid eruption fears
• Abe campaigns on North Korea threat in snap Japan election
• Tech awards ceremony set to recognise the rising software stars of the future
• Inside Transport
• To survive and thrive, business must put creativity on the agenda
• Recond low unemployme­nt figures mask less optimistic trends for many poorly-paid workers
• Corbyn’s capers
• Economy of scale
• Welcome step forward as health minister backs neurologic­al care proposals
• ON TWITTER
• Weak pound buoys Scottish firms but inflation risk rising
• Summer bus revenue down at Stagecoach
• Scotmid profit maintained in spite of extra cost pressures
• Ryanair in severe turbulence, but issues don’t look terminal
• New site for Co-op’s expansion
• Barrhead travel agency shrugs off Brexit uncertaint­y to hit record sales
• Footsie treads water despite US tax cuts
• Persistent rain leaves industry on its knees
• Ballyandy justifies favouritis­m at Perth
• World karting champion Dexter outshines Coulthard and Di Resta
• Stokes now seems certain to miss Ashes tour as ‘fight’ video emerges
• Ups and downs /Middlesex go from champs to chumps after losing in Taunton
• Grant rejoins Warriors on short-term deal as Fagerson signs pro contract
• Edinburgh braced for fierce test in Dublin as Leinster unleash Lions
• Shaky Arsenal survive fightback
• Lafferty has heart to tackle his demons
• Wright happy with Saints’ adaptabili­ty
• Coyle rates County’s principles above England’s mega-bucks
• Longridge says he has to ‘man up’ and become a regular for Accies
• We owe the manager a big performanc­e against Accies, admits John
• ‘Being Celtic manager is a bit like being president of United States’
• Form suggests Celtic can go far in Europa League
• “We can’t throw that sort of money at him so we’re trying to create an environmen­t so people want to stay”
• Write your own history, Rodgers tells Celtic players
• SITTING PRETTY
• NUMBER 5 IS ALIVE
• KOREAN DRAGONS SPREAD THEIR WINGS
• DIFFICULT DECISIONS
• Volvo announces pay-monthly subscripti­on programme for new XC40 SUV
• INSURANCE BILLS CLIMB AT FIVE TIMES INFLATION RATE
• DYSON TO LAUNCH AN EV BY 2020

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