The Scotsman - 2018-02-06

• Aggression on social media is ‘threat to democracy’, says PM
• Alleged hacker wins US extraditio­n appeal
• Darren Mcgarvey: Free speech is being re-branded as a right-wing idea
• Death of baby ‘could have been prevented’
• Rail collapse set to cost Stagecoach
• The Scottish philanthro­pist helping to build the Rwandan tea industry
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Drivers spend 31 hours a year in gridlock
• Private care homes in crisis due to ‘punitive’ Scottish Government legislatio­n warning
• Barnier: Exit from customs union will harm trade
• Post-brexit working week must be capped at 48 hours, says Leonard
• RBS chief offers to save six bank branches to avoid grilling from MPS
• Jury ‘acquits’ wife killer as doubts cast on death in 19th century retrial
• Lloyds to ban Bitcoin credit card purchases over debt fears
• Quarter of Scots believe terminally ill loved ones did not get the right care
• Paper £5 and £10 notes to be withdrawn next month
• Dornan first to enter SNP deputy leader race
• Grieving son shot police officer with crossbow bolt
• Threat of legal action from Orange Order over risk to parades
• Doritos under attack over ‘crisps for women’ plan
• Snow coming for Scotland as roads are readied for double Arctic blast
• Funding to encourage women to enter politics
• Affordable homes built too small for wheelchair­s
• Sinn Fein politician used bolt cutters to remove wheel clamp
• Nairn flags up risks of single punch saying he feels lucky to be alive
• Campaigner­s call for ban on sky lanterns and balloons
• Charity funeral director loses frills
• Islamic State survivor refuses to talk, claiming court is biased
• Appeal court chooses to free Samsung heir over bribery charges
• Brexit breakdown is all in the detail
• ‘Enthusiasm there was none’ for the march of the suffragett­es
• Will return of the Spice Girls aid us in our hour of need?
• Trump has a point about the NHS
• Inside Environmen­t
• Do you have star quality? Marketing awards could give you a leg up at work
• Responsibl­e for their own actions – how businesses can help transform communitie­s
• A tax for Utopia
• The loud crowd
• New SNP deputy leader must be able to work for independen­ce in Westminste­r
• Closing questions
• ON TWITTER
• 2,000 jobs at risk as Homebase DIY may close 40 stores
• Entreprene­urs call for end to gender gap
• Slowdown in growth of services as orders hit
• Defamation law reform still stuck in parliament­ary traffic
• Edinburgh office sold for £15m
• SCOTTISH BESTSELLER­S
• Ryanair sees further turbulence on horizon
• Murgitroyd dividend on the rise
• FTSE plunges amid global rate hike fears
• Gove has ‘an open mind’ over live animal exports
• Shorthorns on the up at Stirling
• Waterfront regenerati­on counts on Artisan plan
• Acclaim can take the honours at Southwell
• Ajayi hopes Super Bowl triumph will inspire others back home
• Berghan right for Scotland but must cut out his lapses
• IMPROVING
• Calling Carnoustie ‘The Beast’ is doing it no favours for The Open
• Craigielaw to stage Scottish Senior Open in September
• Bond that tied the Babes to fans
• SFA’S panic button obviously reads: ‘In case of emergency, phone Walter’
• Bullish Murty won’t dwell on more dropped points
• Lasley thinks Ciftci goals are key to Motherwell’s hopes of a top-six finish
• Osman eager to fashion a Jags win over Rangers
• Ireland’s Van der Flier to sit out rest of Six Nations
• Wiggleswor­th replaces injury-stricken Youngs
• Murty: Smith outstandin­g candidate for Scotland job
• “Laszlo won’t be saying it but I don’t think it would be a bad thing for Dundee United to go out the cup”
• Townsend blow as Gray ruled out of France clash

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