The Scotsman - 2017-10-25

• Senior woman at RBS was ‘expected to sleep with boss’
• Fracking ban drilled into Scotland in decisive vote
• Householde­rs face £25 charge to empty bins
• Star-studded line-up for 25th anniversar­y of Celtic Connection­s
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• From Barra to Greenock – young Morton footballer’s 320-mile training commute
• Hungarian exhibition focused on Scottish Auschwitz victim
• Former Hibs star says island kids are held back
• Catholic bishops voice concerns over ‘alarming level’ of abortions
• Opinion split over football sectariani­sm act’s future
• Diesel vehicles may face higher parking permits
• Calls for Whitehall to publish as Mundell confirms Brexit impact study exists
• Tory MP in ‘Mccarthy’ storm over Brexit letter to universiti­es
• Matheson condemns ‘unacceptab­le’ increase in recorded domestic abuse
• UK ‘leading destinatio­n’ thanks to fall in pound
• Rangers fan admits guilt over threat to shoot Lennon
• Sniper who wanted to defeat IS dies clearing land mines in freed capital
• Bid to make Scotland ‘best place in the world for deaf people’
• Minister to discuss inquiry into Super Puma safety
• Devoted husband jailed for killing wife with pillow in ‘final act of love’
• Brighthous­e to pay £14.8m in redress to mistreated customers
• Sees fall in acts from US and Europe
• Health board sees spending on locum GPS rise nine-fold
• Expert report says children’s ward should remain open out of hours
• China raises president’s status to most powerful leader in decades
• Austrian alliance set to produce youngest leader in Europe
• Free bus travel for all is affordable
• Catalonia is a minefield for Sturgeon – she needs to tread very carefully Ayesha Hazarika
• Brexit secrets cannot be kept under wrap
• Inside Justice
• Joined-up thinking helps youngsters get ahead in business and life
• Education funding needs a shake-up to escape the shackles of the state system
• Why is Edinburgh council insistent on pretending Gaelic is widely spoken?
• ON TWITTER
• A clear view
• Gospel truth?
• Feeling pride
• Who benefits?
• Hotel chain targets various land deals as profits plummet
• Wooha brewing up plans for US assault
• Businesses largely upbeat on Q4 outlook – SCC survey
• Costa reacts to tougher UK with self-help and eye for abroad
• Bancon banks £40m contracts
• Costa sales growth now ‘skinny to go’
• Avoiding the pitfalls that lead to ‘zombificat­ion’
• Struggling Carillion strengthen­s its reserves with £50m healthcare sale
• Energy supplier Our Power looks to raise cash via social bond
• FTSE flat after pound slowed by rate nerves
• Marina Sturdza
• EDINBURGH NAPIER UNIVERSITY
• EDINBURGH NAPIER UNIVERSITY
• Call for vigilance despite all-clear over bluetongue
• Ladies’ day at Stirling bull sales
• Elwazir can build on promising debut
• ‘Slowly but surely’ Murray is getting closer to full fitness
• Bingham is banned over £36k bets
• Lee has played his last Tour event
• Ramsay to ‘keep it simple’ as he bids to emulate Knox in WGC event
• Scots show character in second half but too late
• HARD GOING
• Mcinnes admits Aberdeen
• Could be tempted to sell Mclean in January window
• Dundee United finally confirm Mckinnon exit
• ‘High-calibre’ Clarke has lifted Kilmarnock spirits, says Broadfoot
• Few positives to draw from drab stalemate
• Murray in a hurry
• FURIOUS RANGERS
• Visser axed as 10 uncapped players named
• Edinburgh strip Bradbury of captaincy

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