The Scotsman - 2017-12-23

• Chef Nick Nairn attacked in Aberdeen
• Tax rebate for soldiers posted to Scotland
• Murty’s big chance
• Feast and famine: food banks set for busiest ever Xmas
• Scotland’s lost festive season celebratio­ns
• Iconic private club members ‘rebelling’ after being told to move out of Princes St
• Ed Sheeran achieves ‘Perfect’ end to big year with Christmas number one
• Tough UN sanctions forced on North Korea over missile tests
• Ageing nurses could spark crisis
• Childline founder says Christmas is ‘especially cruel’ to the old and lonely
• Shoppers set to smash Scottish record for ‘Super Saturday’ spend
• Scots urged to embrace Christmas straw ban
• Sturgeon hits out at blue passport ‘nonsense’
• Foreign ministers in clash over cyber claims as Johnson sets foot in Moscow
• Luxury flats overlookin­g golf course set new record
• Major breakthrou­gh in MND research
• Aussie film trumps festive comics as most watched
• Catalonia independen­ce victory sparks call for talks with Spain
• Farmer returns and is given hero’s welcome in Zimbabwe shake-up
• What if Jesus had never been born?
• Big Tech is spilling our online secrets
• Not so popular
• Carer’s Allowance increase puts dignity, fairness and respect at heart of society
• ON TWITTER
• Capital of tat
• An art star in the ascendant, but no overnight sensation
• Eliza Carthy & the Wayward Band
• The Prodigy
• UK economy defies gloomy forecast as GDP edges higher
• Carillion covenant test delayed to April
• Bitcoin in new plunge as rally runs out of momentum
• Footsie fails to rise despite retailers’ gains
• Union demands ‘coherent’ policy on greening plans
• New chiefs at the charity helm
• Sending stuff back to Santa made simple
• Boost your financial confidence by taking these tips on board
• Suzanna Leigh
• Help in finding a perfect memorial
• Ian Simpson
• An Nollaig, Oidhche Challainn is Là na Bliadhna Ùire air BBC Alba
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Harry’s game for Long Walk repeat
• Judge orders ‘penniless’ King to offer all other Rangers shareholde­rs total of £11m
• Two wise men
• “I’m no doctor but how can heading a heavy ball over many years not cause brain damage?” Willie Hunter on football and dementia
• ‘WITH ALL THE DIGNITY OF MEN IN ELF JUMPERS’
• HENDERSON NEEDS A FRESH START
• STEPPING OUT OF MO FARAH’S SHADOW
• Cummins relieved to end Saints goal drought
• We’ll pass character test says Rodgers
• Lennon’s Pittodrie road rage
• Tributes paid to former Wallabies captain Catchpole, diminutive scrum-half with blistering pace
• Opportunit­y to end another Glasgow team’s unbeaten run adds extra spice for Gilchrist
• Pipe denies trying to put off opponent after his coughing during match is branded ‘despicable’
• The year in the Arts
• South Africa
• Food & Drink
• Hooked on fishing
• Restaurant
• Christmas in the 70s: simpler and more dangerous
• Founder of FIDIR Lord Eddy Downpatric­k
• Settle back with one of these lovely sweet wines
• Facing up to the horror
• Star Wars: The Last Jedi (12A)
• Mirrors to the world
• Soundtrack­s of our lives
• From the French Revolution to World War Two, history fired literary minds
• Access all arias
• Magical gigs and fond memories of the greats we lost along the way
• The Doctor will leave you now...
• Stories on the streets
• A #Scotword in your ear
• Play time in Stratford
• Take the 5k challenge for a fitter path through life
• A good gift can sow the seed of a lifetime’s hobby
• A helping hand for Mother Nature could be just what our ski resorts need to thrive
• Your life in the stars

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