The Scotsman - 2018-03-23

• Devastatin­g Glasgow city centre blaze was like battling ‘a blowtorch’ says fire chief
• Danes demand right to fish in UK waters under EU deal
• Joyce Mcmillan fears hard Brexit disaster but Brian Wilson says we may not be doomed yet
• Mcleish’s vow to restore the pride
• ‘The change begins with a single step’
• Trying out the ice cool Mazda CX-5
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• High ambition as conservati­onists create treetop nests to attract visiting ospreys
• Police officer exposed to nerve agent discharged from hospital
• Ambassador hits out at Johnson’s ‘irresponsi­ble’ Hitler comments
• One million Scots living in poverty
• Suspended Cambridge Analytica boss called to appear before MPS
• Watchdog inquiry into firm’s 200 million nuisance phone calls
• First crews to respond faced ‘blowtorch’ of heat
• Police retain mugshots of individual­s never charged with a crime
• ‘Care is needed to ensure biometric data is retained no longer than necessary’
• Labour leader’s anger over new racism claims
• Bash Street Kids to move into ‘The Mcmenace’
• Life sentence for ‘evil’ rapist who attacked blind children
• Around 250 cancer cases a week down to lifestyle choice
• ‘Scottish’ TV production­s mislabelle­d
• Broadband providers fail to give customers full details on speeds
• Blueprint created to help station cope with big passenger increase
• Two-thirds of ministeria­l cars diesel
• Water-carrying robot a hit with India villagers
• Star-studded Edinburgh legal thriller set to unfold
• Spain rejects separatist­s’ plan to install nationalis­t Catalan leader
• China sends warning to Trump after US sets up $60bn import tariffs
• Facebook scandal shows the need to be cautious when sharing our data with social media
• Fewer than 15 per cent STEM foundation apprentice­ships started by women
• The secret to long life is in our hands
• Inside Transport
• Root and branch solutions needed if banks keep closing their local outlets
• Potholes may be a problem, but they are just the tip of the iceberg for cash-strapped councils
• Inshore thing
• Drink sensibly
• Risks of cannabis to mental health should not be considered a minor problem
• ON TWITTER
• Fishy business
• D-day looms as ‘perfect storm’ hits restaurant sector
• No change but BOE leaves rates door ajar
• Wood Group partnershi­p to work on Iraqi water projects
• Battered restaurant industry has good reason to be fed up
• Gael Force buys Fusion Marine
• Staffing business Sthree to generate hundreds of jobs with Glasgow move
• CYBG’S chief executive David Duffy appointed ‘fintech envoy’
• Ted Baker falls as FTSE slides below 7,000
• Frank Avruch
• New centre puts Scotland ahead on plant health
• Blanket use of wormers ahead of lambing ‘can add to risks’
• Gift is present and correct
• Hamilton slams lack of diversity in F1 and says ‘nothing has changed’
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Champion crashes out /World No 1 Johnston beaten by Hadwin in Texas
• Support is growing for Scottish Golf ’s plight to be re-assessed
• Rennie unleashes his hound as Gibbins brings some bite
• London Irish ‘disappoint­ed’ as rugby director Kennedy quits top-flight strugglers
• Expectatio­ns are changing as Cockerill keeps building
• Scotland scrum-half Hart reunited with Solomons at Worcester Warriors
• Tour chiefs could stop Froome competing
• Bale breaks scoring record as Giggs kicks off with big victory
• ‘It’s little interest to me what the foreign secretary thinks’
• Patience paying off for Mulgrew as he’s handed Scots captaincy
• Costa Rica boss has fond
• GROUP 4 STANDINGS
• Everton striker Hornby learning from Ferguson
• Mctominay set for first start as Mulgrew is handed armband
• “Scotland’s cruel exit reopens the debate about shrinking the World Cup for commerical reasons”
• Sturrock back at Tannadice
• A GRAND ADDITION
• Explained: everything you need to know about the 2018 changes to the car tax regime

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