The Scotsman - 2017-12-02

• Harry and Meghan greet public
• Closures see Royal Bank accused of abandoning rural towns
• Hearts manager Craig Levein savages BBC TV pundit Michael Stewart
• Allan Wells says a fond farewell to Meadowbank
• Two-decade wait to fix drink legacy
• Lord Foulkes says all schools must pay taxes
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• ‘You have to have a poker face’ when Andy Murray is looking, says his fitness trainer
• Wells: Meadowbank demolition will end top-level athletics in Scotland
• Green denies claims he looked at porn ‘extensivel­y’ on his work computer
• RBS statement
• ‘RBS is becoming a bank for people who live in big cities and towns’
• Martin Flanagan: Branches are being treated as dead wood
• Ministers sitting in economy on longhaul flights not in ‘public interest’
• Kezia stays on in the jungle against all the odds
• Brown warns a country’s independen­ce is limiting in a connected, globalised world
• Rapist who attacked teen he offered a lift home jailed
• Man hunted after firing air gun at Stirling house
• Government­s send letter backing folic acid in flour
• Cancer rates leaves much work to do
• Children’s unit facing shutdown as staffing crisis strikes again
• Morrisons liable for staff data leak, judge rules
• Ellis says next camping event will be ‘very different’ to T in the Park
• Top US security adviser pleads guilt over false statements to FBI
• ‘Keep your hands off our kebabs’ German vendors warn EU
• Gifting your identity to thieves
• No sporting life
• Donald Trump’s irresponsi­ble tweeting makes him a danger to democracy
• Pension failure
• ON TWITTER
• Windfarm woe
• Tapestry made up of all the big hits and heartaches
• Mike Garson plays Aladdin Sane ABC, Glasgow
• Scottish Comedian of the Year Rotunda Comedy Club, Glasgow
• Robert Plant Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow
• JOYCE MCMILLAN
• Thomas Cook to cut jobs and close shops
• Pace moves up a gear for UK’S manufactur­er sector activity
• NFUS hits out as Muller announces milk price cut
• Close trading relationsh­ip with EU must continue after Brexit
• Don’t miss out on a council tax discount
• Ian Russell Findlay
• Christine Primrose an Talla nan Onorach an Ceòl Tradaisean­ta
• O chionn 80 bliadhna
• Scots slump to heavy loss against Irish in IC Cup
• JACKSON HELPS WARRIORS WIN TEN IN A ROW
• LENNON WANTS REFS TO FIND THEIR VOICE
• Imrie: Hamilton’s target is survival, not top six
• Rodgers cautious over radical rotation
• Draw for World Cup finals hands Southgate a ‘fascinatin­g’ challenge
• Johnston expects ‘big performanc­es’ against United side aiming to recover from setback
• United clash ‘not final now’ says Wenger
• Melrose missing star trio for trip to Boroughmui­r
• Seonaid’s at home on the range
• Borders bowler going for gold after rapid progress as a para player
• Next stage
• Island escape
• Restaurant
• If Middle’s going Down Under so are we
• Actor Laura Main
• Spa spy Simply lovely
• Miso roast aubergine sourdough sandwich with pickled red onions, rocket and tahini and orange dressing
• Curried cauliflowe­r, coconut and almond soup with sesame oil and toasted almond flakes
• The best rums for mixing cocktails or slowly sipping Aged rum for sipping
• Black tea cake with honey buttercrea­m
• Failure is an option
• Bono’s world
• The loneliness of the long-distance violin virtuoso – and how to beat it, by Esther Yoo
• Hard-won wisdom
• Land girls and larks
• Physics for the Unwary Student
• A Cut Above
• More than a game
• Heart of the Hebrides
• Angouleme, France
• Keep winter blues at bay
• Price collapse is a warning for shooting
• Make late year resolution­s
• Native creatures need help to tough out winter
• Some snowfall does not make a season, but the early signs are promising
• Your life in the stars

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