The Scotsman - 2017-10-18

• Ophelia leaves her mark on Glasgow
• Sturgeon’s universal income plan is costed at £12.3 billion
• Celtic need nerves of steel in Munich clash
• Cancer patients ‘are being let down’
• Golf chief exits to take up role at Tennis Scotland
• Think-tank in Brexit warning
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Sleep well, Crimewatch, as BBC pulls plug
• How Crimewatch and its viewers helped bring about several conviction­s in Scotland
• Highest inflation level in five years raises prospect of interest rate hike
• Further, warns
• State pension will rise, but businesses to suffer
• Surviving is just stage one in battle to be normal
• Virgin boss nearly duped by conman in £4 million scam
• Give Scotland a seat in trade talks, experts say
• Dundee hit by talent drain of city’s creative graduates
• Teenage siblings make list of top 100 Young Poets of the Year
• Novel about grief-stricken Lincoln named winner of Man Booker Prize
• Brave Luke defies odds after treatment at Mexican hospital
• NHS bosses ‘should hang their heads in shame’ over suicide
• Vacancies in over a third of care services
• Gaelic stalwarts are honoured with Mod memorial awards
• Concerns raised over Scotland’s winter death rates
• Film producer calls for commission to stamp out sexual harassment
• Monitor abattoirs’ CCTV says duchess
• Fall in youth admissions to mental health wards
• Clean up starts as Syrian ‘capital of terrorism’ is liberated from IS
• Spain’s top court confirms Catalonia referendum illegal
• Food for thought – summit in call for more people to eat up their greens
• Me too. But how long before we get bored and say ‘last week’s news’?
• Get pupils to sort out conflict by themselves and reap the benefits
• Change is inevitable, but how we deal with it is the most important thing
• Lost diplomacy
• Sturgeon is a good politician but that doesn’t mean she can set up a business
• ON TWITTER
• It’s all so scary
• Scots retail sector ‘fragile’ despite recovery in sales
• Virgin Money in £6.5bn of mortgage loans
• Airbus and Bombardier move to help safeguard jobs
• Inflated business fears of a rate rise still fail to be soothed
• Ding-dong as Bellway delivers
• MIXED MESSAGES
• Further growth on the cards as Asos delivers another set of slick results
• Tech jobs outfit Cathcart Associates goes big in Manchester
• Footsie drifts amid chatter over rate hike
• PRAISE FOR LINCOLN
• Questions asked over ear tag compensati­on
• NFU deputy president picked for women’s group speaker role
• Froome expects conditions to be really tough despite shorter route
• Clark turns tables on old practice pal Mcmanus
• Storm Ophelia can’t knock Kelly off his stride at Scottish PGA
• Woods making steady progress following back surgery, says agent
• Macintyre and Hendry both in the mix in Kuwait
• From France with love /‘25 years of scars’ for Americans in Paris
• Cockerill demands answers following captain Bradbury’s night on the town
• North ruled out of Wales’ autumn Tests with knee ligament injury
• Hogg rides to the rescue of Glasgow’s European campaign
• Relegated Middlesex fail to have points deduction overturned by ECB
• Watson back on track with victory in Luxembourg
• Lloris saves day as Spurs draw at Real
• Liverpool hit Maribor for seven and set new club record for biggest away win in Europe
• City’s strong start is just enough to fend off Napoli
• Heynckes ready for Celtic test after four-year absence
• Caixinha insists striker Miller is injured
• “Bayern Munich may end up winning the Champions League… that’s how difficult it is for Celtic”

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