The Scotsman - 2018-03-01

• Scotland still on red alert as snow and big freeze continue
• Former Heriot’s head on why we must radically rethink education
• Prime Minister rejects Brexit deal
• Under the sea: the economic power of Scotland’s seafood
• Sport: No8 Ryan Wilson cleared over alleged foul play against England
• Nessie to feature on new coins
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Police to assess dossier on privacy campaigner Max Mosley over leaflet
• Johnson blasted for dodging question on Northern Ireland
• May says that Scottish Government Continuity Bill is ‘unnecessar­y’
• Scots pull together to help defeat the Beast
• Weekly high for cold weather payments
• Schools in three in four council areas stay shut
• Weather prompts postponeme­nt
• Big money pay at new business bank
• Thousands of jobs at risk as Maplin joins Toys R Us in administra­tion
• Prezzo to close 100 outlets in restructur­e
• CASE STUDY: SHETLAND MUSSELS
• HEALTHY CHOICES
• ‘Stressed’ worker wins £30k for unfair dismissal
• Teachers buying food for hungry pupils, says food organisati­on
• Threat to grassroots Scots music scene from housebuild­ing
• Fish oil supplement­s in allergy link
• Macaskill renews calls for abolition of corroborat­ion rule
• Scots legal aid fees should be ‘adjusted’, review recommends
• King’s to close for nearly two years for revamp
• Climate plan under fire for a ‘lack of ambition’
• Scots council chiefs urged to get behind free childcare plans
• Tributes to Billy Graham from Trump and US political leaders
• Lioness that killed woman looked after by ‘lion whisperer’
• Is May playing a clever Brexit game?
• 90 per cent believe Scotland’s battle with bulge is a serious, growing problem
• Rape conviction rate shows Sturgeon was wrong to delay scrapping of corroborat­ion
• We’re inspiring the next generation of critical thinkers and global citizens
• The Venture Trust helps break the cycle of destructiv­e behaviour
• Foggy logic?
• A tour of taxes
• Architects of a devolved Scotland must be turning in their graves about now
• ON TWITTER
• It’s a mystery
• Engineerin­g group Weir rides upturn in oil and minerals
• Wheelchair innovator secures investment
• Competitio­n watchdog to probe merger of SSE/NPOWER
• A severe jobs chill descends on two more failed UK retailers
• Capital hotspot for R&D claims
• INVESTMENT
• Housebuild­er Taylor Wimpey points to ‘buoyant’ market as earnings cool
• Shareholde­rs back Tesco’s £3.7 billion acquisitio­n of Booker
• ITV gives out wrong signals as shares dive
• APPRECIATI­ON
• Ignore letters at your peril
• Farmers warned as red alert issued over weather
• Gronkowski’s Kempton assignment hints that he’s set to tackle US tracks
• SPORTS DIGEST
• RACE RETURNS
• Mccolgan fears no-one as she strives to make her own name on world stage
• ‘Too many clubs have officers’ mess rules...’
• Lafferty will be ready to step up again despite penalty anguish
• Keena hopes his scoring spree for Queen’s bodes well for his Hearts future
• Docherty-goss pairing propels Rangers
• Rodgers may allow some Celtic players on Scots’ summer tour
• Lustig set to miss Old Firm derby through suspension but ‘great servant’ still has key role to play
• Murrayfiel­d loss sends England into 24-hour correction mode
• Van der Walt cites influence of Hodge for his improvemen­t since arrival at Edinburgh
• No case of mistaken identity for raid on Dublin stronghold
• “I would love to see a 15,000 increase in women and juniors as golf club members over the next three years”
• Murray may return before grass season
• Rent increases on the cards as legislatio­n begins to bite
• Talent in the spotlight
• Trossachs retreat is just the tonic

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