The Scotsman - 2017-10-31

• SNP launch inquiry into two cases of sexual harassment
• Celtic reward rising star Tierney with six-year deal
• RBS boss wasted millions, says Brown
• Trump aides charged over Russian link
• Aidan Smith: Closing music school strikes the wrong note
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• University team recreates the face of 18th century woman accused of witchcraft
• UK home nations ask Fifa’s permission for football teams to wear poppies
• Cabinet hears plan for no-deal Brexit as TUC warns of ‘horror show’
• ‘Internatio­nal bafflement’ over Britain’s actions, says Miliband
• Glasgow among UK’S most polluted towns and cities, finds WHO
• Catalan leader leaves country amid warning of jail sentence
• Freight Books’ future looks grim as provisiona­l liquidator is appointed
• Number of Scottish students studying medicine has fallen
• First-time mothers to get parenting help
• Financial giants to their knees’
• Salmon swim in ‘dry’ river after hydro scheme altered
• ‘No saving’ in closing Edinburgh music school
• Murderer jailed for life after frenzied sword attack
• Disabled Scots turn suicidal as thousands face benefits cash axe
• ‘Millions spent on VAT could have paid for extra police’
• Actor leaves TV soap role after being charged with sexual assault
• Mass sleepout hits £1m mark a month ahead of event
• Supermarke­t meal deals contain same sugar ‘as 79 chocolate fingers’
• More Christmas cards are sold for pets than for mothers-in-law
• Stadiums open their gates to women in first for Saudi Arabia
• I was groped in ‘corridors of power’
• Darts champ Trina swaps the oche for the poppy in fundraisin­g appearance
• My failure to read books could have killed me – but now I’ve written one
• A repeat of the 2008 crash is unthinkabl­e
• Inside Environmen­t
• Cultist dogma of the green lobby is exposed by benefit of more CO2
• Attitude to growing more timber on Scottish farms needs a root and branch review
• Minority report
• Treatment of Catalonia crisis shows BBC Scotland news is not fit for purpose
• ON TWITTER
• Macmic reveals 5th consecutiv­e yearly increase in profits
• Jump in total new companies in Scotland
• Asda says its chief executive to quit after 18 months in job
• Advertisin­g the benefits of the changing advertisin­g sector
• Business Week network event
• LENDING MOMENTUM
• Goldman Sachs may not be able to fill new London HQ following Brexit
• New chief executive named for Liberty Global spinoff group
• Rate talk sees pound up and FTSE tumble
• Astronomer­s spot a mystery interstell­ar visitor
• UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF SCOTLAND (Dumfries Campus)
• Help and support in times of need
• Glyphospha­te ban would have global implicatio­ns
• Morgan takes up a meaty new role at head of wholesale group
• Inverness prison plan takes step forward
• Mcgregor can’t wait to follow best mate Cummings into the limelight
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Edinburgh teen Adderley makes history in Manchester
• All eyes on Cannon to ensure she gets the most out of public debate
• Turkish delight as Gallacher earns his place
• Hamilton says he’d love to get a knighthood as he plots yet more F1 glory
• Kerber refuses to dwell on disappoint­ing 2017 as she targets final event
• Bingham will not fight ban for breaching betting rules
• Barclay set for his return to action
• Six uncapped players named in Aussie squad
• Hanlon says Hibs’ three-year top-flight exile prevented an earlier Scotland call
• Hendrick makes the difference as Burnley squeeze past Newcastle
• Allen sets up scout network but won’t rush next manager
• ‘We could have beaten Celtic and Rangers’
• Lukaku is ‘untouchabl­e’ Mourinho tells the fans
• Morata would be happy to stay at Chelsea for ten years as London casts a spell
• ‘NOT THE WAY I WORK’
• Brown and Fletcher sign up to Scotland’s new era
• “The mindset of losing bravely has gone. We want to go in and compete with the world’s best”
• Mackay: I couldn’t snub Scotland job

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