The Scotsman - 2017-11-02

• Defence minister quits in sex harassment scandal
• Living with violence: Exclusive extract from Darren Mcgarvey’s new book, Poverty Safari
• Man jailed for murder of his boss 39 years ago
• Scots show ‘low support’ for Poppy Appeal
• Celebratin­g the cream of the crop at The Scotsman Food & Drink Awards
• Humphrys under fire for dating comment
• Darling calls for Scottish control over immigratio­n
• Sturgeon signals income tax increase in Scottish budget
• Council cuts £3m from its budget amid care crisis
• Man guilty of ‘degrading’ rape of schoolgirl while she slept on couch
• Rehoming your beloved family dog
• More rehabilita­tion and fewer short sentences needed to help offenders
• Concerns raised at rise in those hospitalis­ed for eating disorders
• Out with the old as survey shows demise of wedding traditions
• Sauchiehal­l Street ‘shared space’ plan under attack
• City sculpture set to allow visitors to take the plunge
• Wave energy failures set out in research
• Family in limbo over school closure
• Dog walkers under fire over poo bags on beaches
• Turkish journalist scoops first book award for ‘life-affirming’ new novel
• Immigrant planned deadly NYC attack for weeks and ‘did it for IS’
• Bride stuck in forced marriage kills 17 in botched poison plot
• Darling’s hopeful immigratio­n plea
• Greens call for 10% of transport budget to be spent on walking and cycling
• NHS is a sinking ship and we all need to do our bit to save this cherished service
• Darling’s proposal should be explored
• Inside Health
• Making a difference to the nation’s health
• Using wilderness to help women out of offending
• Teaching and inspiring children is the way to save our beautiful ‘blue planet’ for the future
• Homage and other historial responses to emotions raised by Catalonia
• Democratic deficit
• ON TWITTER
• Bank on Gordon
• Alex’s VAT legacy
• Hidden disability
• Retail shares take a hit as Next’s sales dive spooks sector
• ‘Distressed’ businesses figures soaring
• Paddy Power sees growth despite dip in online betting
• Wolfson not holding his breath on what comes next for retail
• BOE warns on ‘day one’ Brexit
• Manufactur­ing enjoys strong October
• Frankfurt lobby group warns housing shortages could curb Brexit influx
• Ex-dominion Gas MD takes over the helm at Ramco Group
• Flat day for Footsie as rate news awaited
• Terry Laughlin
• Taking safety message to next farming generation
• English NFU chief Raymond to quit as focus switches to Brexit
• Bayliss says Ashes squad have not been distracted by Stokes incident
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Rafa victory makes sure of his fourth year-end No 1
• Jamieson heads to Florida but will continue to play on European Tour
• Neil gets off to promising start in Oman as Henry leads Scots in Abu Dhabi
• Stenson tells Woods that health must come first
• Young half-back partners prove the future is bright for Warriors
• SENSE OF ADVENTURE
• Mckinlay and Stockdale to take charge for Black Cats’ Boro derby
• Wilshere playing for Arsenal future against Red Star
• I didn’t enjoy being back in the dugout, says Murty
• ‘It’s a huge passion, I’m trying to be the best coach I can be’
• Dons chief Milne hopes Kingsford stadium plans will get go-ahead next month
• Marciano grateful for Lennon’s backing
• Boyd: The penny has finally dropped for talented Jones
• No panic here, insists Mccann, who he bats away questions about his future
• Schooled by AC Milan, made in Gorgie
• Scots in star roles
• Robben says stylish Celtic can dream of Europa final
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Lights, cameras, noise the best deterrents against burglars

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