The Scotsman - 2017-10-05

• May loses her voice and what was left of her authority
• SNP urged to abandon its plan to slash air tax
• Alastair Campbell and son Calum on their passion for Scotland’s football team
• Legacy of Scots who fought in the Spanish Civil War takes centre stage
• T2 Trainspott­ing lands five Bafta nomination­s
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Serial prankster who disrupted May’s speech had permission to attend
• Sympathy and lack of an alternativ­e keep May in power as unhappy MPS circle
• May revives energy price cap proposals
• Amazon ordered to pay £221m in back tax
• Family ‘living a life sentence’ as motorist jailed for killing girl, 2
• Constructi­on slump blamed as economic growth slips to 0.1%
• Las Vegas gunman’s girlfriend quizzed for clues
• Miscarriag­e surgery wait was ‘isolated case’ – Robison
• Football authoritie­s ‘lack backbone’ to tackle hate
• Named person plan may deter teachers from becoming heads
• Vaccine sees drop in cervical cancer signs
• Monarch pilots’ union launches legal action
• Most Scots back
• New cup charge
• Elusive songbird may never have actually existed, scientists believe
• Canal takes the High Line to forge new link for cyclists and walkers
• Treats in place for show
• Catalan leader tells Spanish king ‘You have disappoint­ed people’
• German woman claims she was raped by Polanski
• We should give thanks for capitalism
• Old meets new at Edinburgh office developmen­t named one of the UK’S best
• A mix of grievance and justificat­ion will rally the SNP’S rank and file
• Inside Health
• A Scots reformatio­n for the 21st century may be the answer to our nation’s ills
• Our society needs to come to grips with and understand the love of God
• Spanish steps
• North Coast 500
• Leadership contenders’ silence over fracking shows Labour divisions
• Statistica­l rules
• History lesson
• Bullish Tesco says recovery on track as payout restored
• Mccoll’s co-founder leaves after 44 years
• Highlands and Islands air hubs operator cuts its losses
• Tesco’s trading and divi both have a restored look about them
• Care trust portfolio hits £282m
• PESSIMISM
• Profit warning from Topps Tiles as it blames sales fall on slowing economy
• Business course for military partners celebrates progress
• Energy firms fall after price cap reignited
• ‘Health warning’ over cereal crop prediction­s
• Dairy producers ‘short-changed’
• Tune in to Musical
• Fury announces retirement (again) in tweet saying he won’t apply for licence
• Scots can’t force win in PNG despite record total
• Hatton won’t change on-course persona despite criticism
• Price urges unbeaten Warriors to push on and hunt down Cheetahs
• Playmaker Tovey confident Edinburgh are moving forward after seizing his chance in Dublin
• Man of the World
• SAME AGAIN
• Strachan is staying focused on the here and now
• Kozak excited but wary of Scottish momentum
• Park’s young Scots suffer narrow loss to France
• Strachan tells fans and players to make Hampden a ‘special place’
• RORY MCILROY
• Hartley aims for top flight with Falkirk
• KEYS TO KNOW
• KEYS TO KNOW
• County with a climate all of its own

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