The Scotsman - 2018-02-05

• Marking 100 years since the first women won the right to vote
• SNP fires the opening shots in post-brexit ‘trade war’
• Minister carries alarm after racist death threats
• We must restore our pride says Scotland coach
• Patsy, 95, given medal for war service at last
• Inside the 19th century time capsule left in the Highlands
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• MPS back Katie Price’s campaign against online and social media abuse
• Earplugs at concerts and noise cancelling headphones best ways to stave off tinnitus
• ‘Give Scotland seat at trade talks
• Disagreeme­nt on live animal exports could spark trade war
• Rudd warns Brexiteers: Back the PM
• Tories claim Scottish Enterprise left ‘rudderless’ after leader steps down
• Fewer 18-year-olds from poorest areas apply for university
• Former police chief brands creation of single national force a ‘political move’
• SNP under fire for trying to ‘cherry pick’ RBS branches
• ‘It’s important we have women at the front and centre’
• Shaw to change role in shake-up of Celtic Connection­s leadership
• Falling concrete just misses school pupil
• Robert Burns’ politics were ‘open secret’ in civil service
• Sepsis campaign launched in move to raise awareness of ‘silent killer’
• Tens of thousands gather in Athens in Macedonia name row
• China hits out after US targets it as potential nuclear adversary
• Right-wing suspect ‘lucid and determined’ during shooting
• Two killed and 110 hurt in third Amtrak crash in two months
• Hearing Nicola Sturgeon talk about Muriel Spark was genuinely amazing
• State forces be warned: The populist wave is not over yet
• Real action must follow the bravery
• Celtic Connection­s breaking new ground and raising the bar,
• Responsibi­lity lies with employers
• Insider threats must be on every employer’s radar
• Regulatory regime must be simpler
• Current regulation­s not fit for today’s legal market
• Creature comforts
• Last thing Scotland needs is higher taxes when we want to encourage business
• Uk’s role in terror
• ON TWITTER
• Still a Local Hero
• Scottish financial services’ exports strike record year
• Jump in constructi­on firms’ insolvenci­es
• Correction­s, bear markets – and Rip Van Winkle
• Colpitts Clinical bolsters team in Edinburgh with new duo
• Fawcett sheds a strong light
• Positive prognosis for mix of tech and healthcare
• The rise of AI – and the key role of a good pitch
• SRA kicks off new year with flurry of activity
• Staff planning not Brexit-reliant
• James Allan Wilson
• Hopes legislatio­n will bring fair play to rent negotiatio­ns
• Dream triumph at Musselburg­h
• Christie powers astute Inverleith to fifth indoor title while Clydesdale cause an upset
• Britain suffer Davis Cup defeat but Norrie heroics provide silver lining
• Gilmour is in seventh heaven as she continues her winning habit
• Davidson is a shining second in her first profession­al event
• Macdonald: Clarke ideal for Scots job
• Mclaughlin: Summer tour is okay by me
• Down in the valleys
• O’driscoll hits out over head injury assessment as Irish grab late victory
• ‘Two early tries were massive hit mentally. We let them affect us’
• England enjoy seven-try cruise in Rome but Youngs to miss Wales clash with knee injury
• Plain sailing for Porteous of Leith
• Considine is sure this Aberdeen squad can mount a title challenge if they sort out their form against the Old Firm
• Doolan eases Thistle out of relegation zone
• Keillor-dunn nose for goal impresses Coyle
• NO WAY THROUGH
• Macdonald is Kilmarnock idle
• Saints lack execution as Hearts steal points
• League safety beckons for Boroughmui­r

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