The Scotsman - 2017-10-10

• Under-fives to get 30 hours of free childcare by 2020
• Aidan Smith on genetics, short- arsed Scots and failing to qualify
• Agency plans tourism review
• Ramsay says Brits are ‘lazy’
• Why exercise is the first step toward good mental health
• Strachan derided after claiming size matters in Scotland’s World Cup exit
• Judy Murray calls for more financial support for young UK tennis players
• May asks for help on Brexit border plans as she admits talks could fail
• Justice secretary confronted over ‘downtrodde­n, exhausted’ police force
• ‘Out of region’ health bill hits £50 million
• Pain so ‘severe’ that hip replacemen­t patient had no hesitation in travelling
• Dundee Rep rocked by chief executive’s sudden departure
• Man fatally stabbed while answering door
• Sir Alex kicks-off fundraiser for Nelson Mandela statue
• New Scottish oil find could yield 130m barrels
• Prince Harry joins MOD for ‘mental fitness’ drive
• Masterchef winner backs call for restrictio­ns on junk food sales
• Minister who presided at Madonna’s wedding to be the next moderator
• Second Scottish extraditio­n bid for killer who fled Taiwan is rejected
• India-sized wind farm ‘could power world’
• HIV accused sent text to lover saying ‘I have virus – lol’, court told
• ‘Lost’ malts to be reborn as distilleri­es to open again
• Thatcher’s adviser urged her: ‘Don’t stand for election’
• France ‘won’t recognise Catalonia if it declares itself independen­t’
• Trump in row with senator over ‘adult day care’ comment
• Catalan blame falls mainly in Spain
• At the double – Fife RAF amputee returns home as an Invictus Games hero
• At least the SNP offers hope, however naive. What has Sarwar got?
• Questions remain over drug policy shift
• Inside Environmen­t
• Get your mind in tune by being creative – and take a break from cares
• The beauty of Miss GB was that it gave me a platform to talk about mental health issues
• No, First Minister
• Government must act now to ensure local communitie­s profit from renewables
• Address Brexit
• ON TWITTER
• Massaging figures
• Amec’s North Sea sale seals tie-up with Wood Group
• Revolution bars rebuffs Deltic merger bid
• Big Asian deal moves closer for tidal power firm Atlantis
• Weighing up the pros and cons of programmat­ic advertisin­g
• Q3 sales fall at Trinity Mirror
• OPTIMISM
• Diageo triumphs in study of blue-chip governance while GSK comes in last
• Constructi­on training body recognises radical change calls
• Pound gains on rumours of May reshuffle
• ENTHUSIASM
• Surging Scottish red meat exports top £80m barrier
• All parties must unite to defend Scots food and drink says union
• Judges line up to pick best projects
• Mabs roars to four-timer with Musselburg­h win
• Edmund overcomes nerves to set up clash against fourth seed Cilic
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Warren and Syme give Scottish golf a timely lift
• Mcilroy ready to lock horns with ‘young, hungry and fearless’ rivals
• Syme eyes a spot in Spain after two top 20 finishes
• Rangers to tackle Brazilian pair in January’s Florida Cup
• Argentina in thin air and on thin ice...
• Janssen won’t give up but Robben has
• Iceland the smallest nation to ever reach a World Cup finals
• This way to Euro finals,
• SFA chiefs wasting no time in discussing Strachan’s future
• MARTIN DEMPSTER
• Republic beat Wales to seal play-off place

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