The Scotsman - 2018-03-27

• Aidan Smith: I love nostalgia TV shows but the revamps have gone too far
• West unites to send Russia a message over spy poisoning
• Backing for ex-catalan minister in Scotland
• Mother in cannabis vow for son
• Man, 21, was target of hit and run car which struck children
• Paris Gourtsoyan­nis: Social media is creating lawless ‘online slums’
• 400 years of Royal style secrets – and they can be yours thanks to online course
• Meghan Markle’s father ‘excited about walking daughter down the aisle’
• Sighting sparks appeal in search for student
• MPS set to debate whether official Brexit campaign broke spending rules
• Flatlining growth paints grim picture for the economy
• Puigdemont will have to remain in custody
• Corbyn makes pledge to fight harder against anti-semitism
• Scottish Greens set to push for Holywood vote on axing council tax
• Researcher­s to test brain of beached sperm whale
• Glasgow block set to be torn down after massive blaze
• Children falling behind at school as slow broadband affects homework
• Giant crane begins laying foundation­s for offshore wind turbines
• Scotland driving electric car access
• Mckeague mystery given to cold case squad
• Care home to make urgent improvemen­ts after ‘neglect’
• Hillwalker’s body recovered after weeks of searching in Highlands
• ‘Moving Poppy’
• Aftermath exhibition shows reality for troops expecting a ‘Land Fit for Heroes.’
• Scots pet shops facing overhaul of rules
• Porn star says she was warned to keep silent over Trump sex claim
• Fire at shopping mall packed with families leaves at least 64 dead
• Anti-semitism row puts Labour unity out of reach
• The arrival of a new baby has eclipsed the whole world and left me in awe
• Corbyn’s problem with anti-semitism
• Proud to join a host of golden daffodils
• Raising drink cost will stop society paying the price
• A difficult birth – parents and children meeting up after adoption can be complex
• Herring aid
• SNP’S treatment of shamed MSP Mark Mcdonald hypocritic­al to say the least
• ON TWITTER
• Socially inept
• Pot of bother
• The car’s the star
• JD Sports splashes out £396 million on stateside buy
• GKN retracts claim over investor support
• Translatio­n firm sees sales increase after investment
• Facebook is set to face the Cambridge Analytica music
• Students get business start-up
• SUPPORT SERVICES
• German digital giant Axel Springer backs Purplebric­ks with £125m deal
• Directory of firms able to serve decommissi­oning launches
• Market down again amid trade fears
• Ewing highlights key role of rural migrant labour
• Kennedy says Change is at the heart of union’s post-brexit plan
• Bank on a townhouse as a solid investment
• Volatile can continue explosive run of form despite weight hike
• Mercedes launch probe into blunder which cost Hamilton Melbourne win
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Questions to be asked over Youth Cup set-up
• Root promises ‘soul-searching’ to aid England’s bid to level the series
• Smith loses the captaincy of his IPL side as ball tampering row gets stickier
• Scottish golf is struggling due to lack of role models like Lyle
• Nomads can’t be allowed to play a round for as little as £9
• Watson feels ‘confident’ for Masters after WGC title win
• Call for legal tackle height to be lowered
• Mcdonald counting on young guns to shoot United to play-offs
• ‘It’s not too late’ for Wilshere to claim a World Cup place
• Giggs defends Bale as Welsh star is upstaged by Suarez and Cavani
• Murphy: marked man forgotten one
• ‘DELIGHTED TO BE HERE’
• Wilson looks for springboar­d into Rangers team as Scots face crunch
• FINALS HEARTACHE
• Scott was gutted… he wants to give everything to Scotland
• Don’t miss your chance to win tickets for Melrose Sevens
• Cockerill’s rallying cry to capital fans

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