The Scotsman - 2017-10-24

• Sturgeon moved into hotel as Bute House is shut down
• Economy to lose billions if May fails on Brexit deal
• Museum celebrates the history of Scottish pop music
• Scot secures his freedom from Dubai jail
• Caixinha: My players ‘embarrasse­d’ Rangers in semi-final defeat
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• SCOTTISH MUSICAL HIGHLIGHTS
• Scientists pinpoint genetic data at the heart of breast cancer risk
• Catalans could decide their fate this week
• Scot dies after falling in water off Spanish coast
• Juncker denies leaking that ‘tired’ May ‘begged for help’ over dinner
• Young fans report football ‘hatred’
• Activist group calls watchdog’s RBS report ‘a whitewash’
• Unite boss hits back at Murray’s ‘rigged’ claim
• Poorly-paid Scots have worst mortality rates in UK
• Footballer cleared of speeding after officer fails to identify him in court
• Human testing begins on vaccine to stop Alzheimer’s
• Two men sought by police after sex attack near school
• Minister defends his view that British IS fighters should die
• Kelly Clarkson is happy to prove she’s nobody’s puppet
• The Edinburgh reverend who stole literature long before The Book Thief
• Abuse survivor ticks off his bucket list
• GP training posts being left empty despite best recruitmen­t efforts
• Scots vet surgeon helps save Asian bear with 3kg diseased tongue
• Johnson throws his weight behind Trump’s tough North Korea stance
• DNA test the key to solving clan chief mystery
• Drivers of London’s dirtiest vehicles face daily charge of £21.50
• Sir David calls for end to overfishin­g
• Charging points needed on roads for all new housing developmen­ts
• Mediterran­ean diet found to help people beat stress
• Wealthy Italian regions vote to break away from Roman control
• Philippine­s declares end to five-month siege by IS militants
• Football club announces sponsorshi­p deal to raise funds for Children 1st
• Had I been abusive? I had no choice but to contact woman I lost virginity with as a teenager
• Carter lusting
• Football exposes children to hate
• For a Trump posting
• Inside Environmen­t
• Global collaborat­ion key to saving flora
• Can-do attitude will see agricultur­al sector thrive
• The bigger picture is essential viewing for our environmen­t
• Black hearted
• What would it take for SNP government to turn down a wind farm applicatio­n?
• ON TWITTER
• Housing needs
• Accountanc­y trade looks to long term to seal UK/EU deal
• Corporate insolvenci­es decelerate in Q3
• Mast operator Arqiva set for £6bn float to fuel expansion
• It’s time miserable Morrissey bought a newspaper or two
• BOS rolls out asset finance fund
• AMBITIONS
• Car dealer Pendragon in slow lane as demand for new motors diminishes
• Maven injects £3m to help insurance firm accelerate growth
• GKN’S gains helps Footsie stay in black
• Federico Luppi
• ADVOCATE
• Strong demand keeps prices steady at Stirling
• Ewing confirms national loan payments due to arrive this week
• Refurbishe­d offices shine in the market
• Grey-thompson tipping Kinghorn to be a future queen of her sport
• He’s close and he’s got a cigar as Hamilton on the brink of a fourth F1 title
• Halep is looking after number one with victory in opening Finals match
• Third ban for off-spinner Taylor over illegal action
• Cannon must tread carefully to avoid shooting game in the foot
• Impressive Dryburgh sets up crack at LPGA card
• Camara faces six weeks on sidelines with ankle injury
• Hall sees exciting times ahead for Warriors despite European setback
• Hartley to face disciplina­ry committee after alleged striking offence
• Mckinnon is the latest in United’s history of undignifie­d dismissals
• Scots can top group table with big win over Albania
• Rodgers: ‘You are endanging players’ lives and careers with some of the challenges we saw’
• Hanlon cherishes Tynecastle equaliser en route to Scottish Cup glory
• “Lorry loads of cotton wool will be en route to Scotstoun and Murrayfiel­d”
• Hearts move Killie game to Murrayfiel­d

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