The Scotsman - 2017-10-16

• A perfect moment: Picture scoops top prize at landscape awards
• 2,000 patients wait more than an hour after 999 call
• Hard Brexit ‘threatens university research’
• OAP’S £1,700 ‘loose change’ boost for pupils
• Scottish Perspectiv­e
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Battening down the hatches – exactly 30 years after Great Storm killed 18 people
• Returning holidaymak­ers rerouted to Glasgow because of high winds
• ‘An irresponsi­ble driver can cause carnage’
• Don’t close the door on science, EU urges Britain
• British police investigat­e more sex abuse allegation­s against Weinstein
• Actress says sexist culture exists in Scotland
• Lack of rivals keeping Sturgeon safe in SNP leadership says Sillars
• Edinburgh firms drive economic boom
• New pilgrimage pathway from North Berwick to Lindisfarn­e launched
• Gerwig feared for film’s reception
• War poets honoured with violins to mark anniversar­y
• All change! Thomas and friends get a makeover
• Million Scots at risk of ‘transport poverty’
• California ‘has turned corner’ in battle against deadly wildfires
• At least 231 die in worst bomb attack on Somalia’s capital
• Austrian conservati­ve set to be Europe’s youngest head of state
• The discovery of Edinburgh’s lost secret garden
• We should promote the concept of ‘Archive’ as part of the Scottish experience
• Harsher penalties at last for killer drivers
• Inside Arts
• Energy changes are speeding our way
• Treat people fairly to stay ahead of gig economy
• In the end, we all want a good death
• Land registrati­on should be on business radars
• Tinseltown­shame
• Undemocrat­ic?
• UK should not have entered Brexit talks based on Barnier’s inflexible mandate
• ON TWITTER
• Food register fears
• A lingering scent of life-filled nostalgia
• Aim flotation sees housebuild­er raise £25m for growth
• Former Ipsos Mori boss sets up own firm
• Are you threatenin­g me?
• ‘When it comes to branding, consumer goods can have a shelf life of two or three years’
• Farming Without knowing the rules we can’t gamble on Brexit
• Hot Hatton claims back-to-back wins
• Wright is man to beat as Scottish PGA Championsh­ip gets underway in Storm Ophelia
• Federer seals sixth title of the year with crushing victory over Nadal
• Bayern on alert /Thiago will not underestim­ate Celtic
• Bradbury suspended after suffering night-out injury
• Allardyce rules himself out and backs Moyes to replace Strachan
• MUNICH ON A MISSION
• Mcginn: Celtic easier than Aberdeen
• Jones sees brighter future after Kilmarnock squad make good first impression on Clarke
• Walker back to winning ways after troubled times
• Robinson’s cup half full ahead of Hampden clash with Rangers
• Rooney rides to Everton’s rescue with late penalty
• Strength of character carries Edinburgh to valuable victory
• Lothian shock Albion but farcical draw is all the talk
• Raith bounce back after first defeat of the season
• Buddies break Dumbarton hoodoo to move clear at top
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