The Scotsman - 2017-10-21

• Smacking and fracking prove our influence, boast Greens
• ‘We are not even half-way’: EU leaders call for more May concession­s
• Police investigat­e fresh RBS complaint
• Passwords ‘cracked in a second’
• Scotland blow as flanker hit by mystery suspension
• Catalonia sees tourism slump by 15% as images of police violence hit industry
• Public views sought on Scottish national investment bank proposal
• Mental health problems at ‘epidemic’ level
• Plaid Cymru’s Leanne Wood says Wales ‘has not fulfilled its potential’
• Fringe firm seeks rethink on venue ban after losses
• Primary pupils to ‘inspect’ their schools
• Hundreds evacuated from depot after suspicious package found
• Son of Clutha Bar victim to get five-figure payout after court battle
• Orange Order walks at risk following new legal advice
• Syrian force formally declares victory over extremists in Raqqa
• Rohingya children suffering ‘hell on earth’, warns Unicef
• BAE deserves aid
• Scottish Future Trust secures great value for money for taxpayers of Scotland
• Harm or no harm
• Problems ignored
• JOYCE MCMILLAN
• Surprise borrowing fall buoys Hammond
• Economy not battered, but it looks jaded under grey skies
• Debt collector gears up for IPO
• A quirky look at the industry that also supports rural charity
• Harriette Thompson
• Marian Cannon Schlesinge­r
• Gosden is having a crack at Ascot
• Dembele’s star set to rise once more after six months of pain
• Manager upbeat over draining schedule and keen to move on after Munich mauling
• Let it be stated in big letters - Lennon unlikely to forget BT advert slight
• Draw is well worth a punt
• Hearts well along the road to forging winning bonds
• Coyle demanding home improvemen­ts
• Jags predicamen­t ‘worrying’ says Cerny
• Raith must play at right level to win, says Smith
• Jamieson gets himself in mix at Valderrama as Syme makes the cut again
• Eight birdies boost Neil’s card bid as Mcdonald stays in hunt in Italy
• Parents’ drive helps Mcgill move into semi-finals
• Adventurou­s rugby in store at Scotstoun while Edinburgh will face a tough test
• Mild weather a relief after long journey
• Lean and mean Hogg smashes club speed test to earn a start
• I will be a worthy champion, insists Hamilton, despite Vettel implosion
• Grange begin new bid to loosen Kelburne title strangleho­ld
• Janet Christie. Debra Hurford Brown
• Jeweller Anna Campbell
• Cheeky little tip takes strain out of planking. . and life
• Spa spy Hibernatio­n station
• Neil Forbes
• Dessert wine
• Alistair Harkness
• Focus on childhood
• Meze, France
• Stub it out during Stoptober
• The heat is on for Waffle to have pups
• Hannah Stephenson
• Your life in the stars

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