The Scotsman - 2018-05-03

• Plan to scrap standard cancer wait time branded ‘shameful’
• Britain is getting out just as Europe is heading towards civil war
• See you in court, SNP tells May
• Farmers ‘need paid for saving world’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Former Runrig musician calls on MPS to tackle secondary ticketing ‘crisis’
• Cate Blanchett accuses Harvey Weinstein of being inappropri­ate with her
• Screening blunder did not affect Scottish NHS
• Scots economy surges to three-year high with North Sea recovery
• Bayoh inquiry branded ‘national disgrace’
• ‘No crisis’ in police force says top officer
• May backs investigat­ion into bullying claims against Speaker Bercow
• Late diagnosis of bladder cancer fuels campaign for new approach
• Celtic to provide free sanitary products after fan launches campaign
• Broadband customers vote Talktalk bottom of satisfacti­on league
• Orphanage volunteer ‘tried to protect boy from nun’
• Fraser stores at risk after takeover by Hamleys
• All-female Subbuteo set launched to reflect growth in women’s football
• Baby box fears after cot death expert issues safety warning
• Quitting cigarettes transforme­d my vocal range, says Bay City Roller
• Poverty makes parents feel ‘outcasts’
• Enjoying ‘guilty pleasures’ costs thousands of pounds a year
• Star’s family ask fans to remove tributes
• New fitness facilities planned for Glasgow
• Subpoena threat to Trump over Russian ‘interferen­ce’ in election
• Macron denounces nationalis­m at war commemorat­ion
• Survey finds more Scots have changed attitudes towards homelessne­ss
• Sun sets on the West despite Brexit’s last hurrah for the days of the British Empire
• Pay farmers to look after natural world
• Inside Health
• We must work to ensure our food and drink industry continues to thrive
• Don’t just moan about inequality – put thought into how things should change
• Rhetoric of power
• BBC report on former Police Scotland chief calls into question SPA competence
• We need Lords
• ON TWITTER
• Brexit brawl
• Shona a goner?
• Springfiel­d agrees £20m acquisitio­n of Glasgow’s Dawn
• NHS provides healthy deal for Eden Scott
• East Kilbride software firm launches in US at ‘right time’
• In the spring a housebuild­er’s thoughts turn to acquisitio­ns
• Omega closes German division
• CONNECTION­S
• Mercia’s first University of Edinburgh investment provides dialysis hope
• Atlantis teams up with Xodus to target Japanese tidal market
• FTSE shines amid soaring mining stocks
• APPRECIATI­ON
• ‘Time to cut back on farm machinery spending’
• Suckler support cash on its way
• Riviere can keep form flowing at Musselburg­h
• Higgins nerveless in last-frame drama
• Positives for Murray protege Mchugh despite first-round defeat
• Golden girl turns domestique for tough looking Tour de Yorkshire
• Pelley ‘pleased with progress but there is so much further we need to go’
• Mcilroy says Masters is the ‘biggest tournament’
• Dodson bullish over Super 6 and sure more clubs will want to join
• CONFIDENCE
• Extra points for ‘power’ tries on trial
• Buzzing Wasps sting Rovers again to take control of semi
• Barr gives Dumbarton the edge
• ‘Musty mystique’ of a rare old programme will never fade…
• Hunger in paradise as a fear of complacenc­y fires Rodgers forward
• ‘WINNING MENTALITY’
• Hibs selling Mcginn could help Ross strengthen squad
• Wenger aims to end his Arsenal ‘love story’ with first European conquest
• Great Scot Robertson helps Liverpool reach Champions League final
• SRU broke own guidelines
• More ructions at Rangers as directors quit
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Talent in the spotlight
• Prime f lats come with choice

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