The Scotsman - 2018-03-17

• Boris blames Putin for ordering attack
• Firms face £100k fines for botched roadworks
• Six Nations
• Craig Brown refuses to be defined by Costa Rica defeat
• Children really shouldn’t miss out on music
• £4m funding boost for Scots farmers
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Primary school pupils lay plague victims to rest four centuries after their deaths
• Archbishop of Canterbury reveals ring drop fears ahead of royal wedding
• May to tell activists she is ‘eternally grateful’ to NHS for diabetes care
• Yousaf calls on race abuse Labour councillor to stand down
• Rape survivor urges sexual violence victims to speak out
• Mother calls for medical cannabis to help ease son’s epileptic seizure ‘nightmare’
• College students to be used to ‘solve’ teaching crisis in Scotland’s schools
• Criminals missing target for starting community orders
• Couple left baby in pain to attend Disney on Ice show
• Muirfield has still to admit women a year after ban overturned
• New rules to protect city’s festival volunteers
• JFK’S lost speech is brought to life by sound engineers one word at a time
• Refugee family law takes big step forward
• City centre vehicles ban for all but the cleanest engines
• Spring lies ahead after ‘mini beast from the east’ blows through
• ‘Devious’ teenager inspired by Tom Cruise film convicted of Tube station bombing
• Bomber researched device online and ordered elements from Amazon
• Police ‘expect to find more bodies’ after six killed in bridge collapse
• Supporters of exiled Dalai Lama target of fresh Tibet repression
• ON TWITTER
• The National Trust for Scotland is failing to conserve its once-proud heritage
• Fools Russian in
• Family ties
• Marjolein Robertson: It’s Time
• Filling the void they left with a reformed fervour
• Scottish Chamber Orchestra/maxim Emelyanych­ev, Josef Špaček (violin)
• Rob Schneider: An Evening of Lies
• Superorgan­ism
• JOYCE MCMILLAN
• BOE gives warning of ‘material’ risks to finance sector
• Wetherspoo­n cautions over sales growth
• High-tech property venture has Scottish landlords in its sights
• Market gains as trade war fears recede
• Beef DNA profiling to be studied
• Pension schemes may want money back
• Sir Kenneth Scott
• Organise your affairs to help those you leave
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Auld enemies face off with British Isles title at stake
• Team Fleming are ice cool ahead of Canada challenge
• Meenagh thrilled with impressive biathlon effort
• No women members yet at Muirfield but club says ‘it’s complicate­d’
• St Johnstone 1 Hibs 1 /Lennon accuses ref of failing to protect his players
• Highs & lows
• VAN DER MERWE AT THE DOUBLE FOR EDINBURGH
• KEEPER SENT OFF BUT HIBS HANG ON
• MURTY URGES MORELOS TO LOOK TO BOYD
• Home dominance could end today, with three away victories a possibilit­y
• Redoubtabl­e Parisse closes in on a double milestone
• Ireland aim to fulfil grand ambition at Twickenham
• Evans ready for French test as Wales chase second spot
• Scotland set sights on back-to-back away wins
• Scotland retain trophy in end-to-end clash
• All to play for in the battle to avoid drop
• Hampden in sight at last for Mclaughlin
• Clean sheet gave Cargill a boost - now he wants three points
• ‘No luck’ in winning matches with only ten men insists Rodgers
• Celtic manager calls for authoritie­s to clamp down on abuse of celebritie­s
• Aldred braced to face strikers of ‘Premier League quality’
• Mcleish, Hughton, Pearce & Co all pale in the shadow of Clarke says Burke
• Kilmarnock gaining an edge in the numbers game
• Klopp vs Guardiola in all-english showdown
• Arsenal to face CSKA Moscow in last eight amid Uk-russia political tension
• Creative tension
• Food & Drink
• Take a hike
• Space race
• Restaurant
• Sometimes I just want to sock it to them
• Steamed mussels with cream and pesto Genovese
• Try scheurebe, Germany’s take on sauvignon blanc
• Rogue element
• Only The Dead Can Tell
• A new translatio­n is not the only change for Scottish Opera’s Ariadne
• Fascism at the front door
• Soar to new heights
• Feeling tired? There could be an underlying reason
• The art and science of crafting a custom-made surfboard
• Your life in the stars

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