The Scotsman - 2017-10-28

• UK ‘won’t recognise’ Catalan declaratio­n of independen­ce
• Pupils in video plea: help teach us maths
• Fewer GPS as patient lists on rise
• The Cambridge News ‘got call about JFK shooting 25 minutes before it happened’
• The Scotsman: continuing to invest in quality journalism
• Scot under investigat­ion in Tonga over pension cash
• Woods pleads guilt to reckless driving over damaged Mercedes
• Cyclists given extra spark with electric bike hire plan
• Probe set to find and stop dodgy hotel deal tactics
• Scots university ranked number one in world
• Australian court bars deputy PM and senators over dual citizenshi­p
• Polling labelled a ‘joke’ as protestors killed in Kenya electoral bloodshed
• We must learn how to talk to fanatics
• Borders can host wind farms, but as for getting good roads and basic services…
• Bus pass bliss
• ON TWITTER
• Deaf to needs
• It’s a God life
• Acts of faith that lie between belief and atheism
• Age is just a number but rock’n’roll will never die
• RBS strikes third quarterly profit to underline progress
• MB Aerospace signals move into Asia with Taiwan deal
• RBS putting jigsaw back together despite DOJ fine overhang
• Mindgenius has pupils in view
• RBS share rise helps Footsie bank gains
• Farming facing ‘cliff-edge Brexit’ Duncan tells NFU
• WTO rules ‘are stricter than EU’
• Drop in foreign investment inflow a risk
• Help in finding the perfect memorial
• Robert Guillaume
• Paul Weitz
• Leughadh do thrì aoisean: miotas, cat tàlantach ’s Oidhche Shamhna
• O chionn 80 bliadhna – on Weekly Scotsman, 23 Dàmhair 1937
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Strong Of The Clyde
• New putter does the trick for Johnson
• More than cash needed to convince Mcinnes
• Back in the lead
• HEARTS MAN TELLS TALE OF TWO CITIES
• Miller back in from the cold after Caixinha rift
• Rodgers: I’ve real empathy for Pedro, I’m sad for him
• Clarke looks forward to catching up with Celtic boss – and making life difficult for him
• Forward thinking leaves no room for sentiment
• Duffy wary of Buddies’ confidence as Morton set out to upset leaders
• Joshua scales heights as he hits heaviest weight for Takam fight
• Cockerill believes ‘positive’ drive will go on
• RFU should accept dual-eligibilit­y is part of the game and get on with it
• Jones aims to end South African adventure with winners’ medal
• England lose World Cup opener to Kangaroos and could be without injured Burgess for four weeks
• Family story
• In the Pink
• Food & Drink
• Waves of pleasure
• Restaurant
• Mountain highs
• TV & Radio
• A family bonding moment built on pride and terror
• Put some fizz into your life with a bottle of bubbly
• We should all wake up to the power of sleep
• Jeremy Kittel and friends to showcase new tracks at the Scots Fiddle Festival
• Pärt works
• Glass half full kind of place
• Try mindful walking
• A step-by-step guide to beautiful containers
• Make your plot more Mrs Tiggy-winkle friendly
• Wild winds are all part of the fun for the pro windsurfer­s at the Tiree Wave Classic
• Your life in the stars

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