The Scotsman - 2017-10-13

• Moyes is favourite as Strachan calls time on Scotland role
• Visitscotl­and to shut 60% of tourist informatio­n offices
• Doomsday warning over drug resistance
• Woman with ill dog wins sick pay fight
• New Mazda2 tested in the Atlantic
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• 50 is the new 18 as sales of birthday cards for those celebratin­g five decades soar
• Branson invests in train to get from Edinburgh to London in 45 minutes
• Fears over ‘activity gap’ as inactivity levels a fifth higher in poorest areas
• Train driver saves life of suicidal teen at Waverley
• Fire service relents on ambulance driving ban
• UK and US police to investigat­e Weinstein sex assault claims
• Mother tells of relief after son’s killer is found guilty
• Parking fine woman declared bankrupt
• Treasury ‘shortchang­ing railways by £800 million’
• Campbell brought back into the Liberal Democrats’ top team
• US drone kills ‘white widow’ recruiter of women for IS
• Bid to tackle impact of foreign species receives £1.6m cash boost
• Hoards of silver treasure spanning 1,000 years set to sparkle at museum
• MPS call for finance watchdog to publish RBS misconduct report
• Man who brought Dubai indecency case drops his complaint
• Pakistan rescues Us-canadian family held captive for five years
• Palestinia­n rivals reach tentative Gaza strip agreement
• It’s decision time for those in charge of making City Deals come up with jobs
• Starstruck SNP’S stance on Brexit shows a gross failure of political imaginatio­n
• Inside Transport
• Get the kids to go outside and they will learn more about themselves
• Throwing away so much food means the poorest around the world are going hungry
• Aid for EU people
• Scotland needs early referendum before Brexit chaos wrecks Britain’s economy
• Exceptiona­l?
• ON TWITTER
• Plea to Chancellor as survey shows economy flagging
• HSBC names John Flint as chief executive
• Work to start at high-end Edinburgh office project amid ‘strong’ demand
• Lloyds boosts Scottish Widows operation with Zurich swoop
• Just Eat swallowing up Hungryhous­e unlikely to hit competitio­n, says CMA
• Legal firm BTO Solicitors sitting strong after first year as LLP
• FTSE reaches record high as sterling drops
• More cereals and sheep, but cattle numbers slide
• Mercosur deal will be ‘disastrous’
• Joy of six as Jay Kay lands another Ayr win
• Plenty of gain after pain for Archibald
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Skinner in GB squad for Track World Cup series
• Scotland call is not be-all and end-all
• Warren in the mix but home favourite sets pace in Italy
• Nadal remains on track for three titles in a row
• Price is right for Elgin
• Mcdonaugh gets down to business
• Lennon wants Hibs to push on and reach Dons’ high standards
• My focus is on Aberdeen, insists Mcinnes, as he refuses to be drawn on Scotland job
• Levein urges patience and insists clubs are full of talented kids
• ALAN PATTULLO
• Celtic trio set to be fit for Bayern clash
• THREE SCOTTISH POSTCODES IN BOTTOM TEN FOR MOT PASS RATES
• Plug-in hybrid Range Rover announced
• DRIVERS WARNED AGAINST DEFROSTING WITH KEY IN CAR
• MINI RELEASE SPORTYLOOK­ING GT

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