The Scotsman - 2018-05-11

• Ineos chief accuses SNP of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ politics
• Interview: Belle and Sebastian singer on living with ME and campaignin­g for recognitio­n
• Demand for a ban on all new hotels in Edinburgh
• Brian Wilson: Anti-gaelic playground prejudice is still alive in Scotland
• MSPS poised to reject Brexit bill ‘power grab’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scottish Daily Mile ‘should be introduced around the world’ after positive results
• Belle and Sebastian singer in ME protest
• Career criminal jailed after killing drug dealer sat at traffic lights
• Family in plea for search for missing star as police make appeal for bridge walkers
• Former soldier jailed for shaking ‘innocent, defenceles­s’ baby girl to death
• Stars rally round after Alzheimer’s diagnosis
• Axed NHS chief
• Decapitate­d in womb during by doctor, inquiry is told
• First five-mile section of Aberdeen bypass to open
• Union leader to pay tribute to striking teachers in conference opening speech
• ‘I felt deeply moved – and upset and angry – by what I was seeing’
• Scots ‘least likely to feel proud to be British’ with royal wedding
• A fifth of adults do not have the basic skills to shop online or upload a CV
• Festival will herald opening of V&A Dundee
• Hive aid: Scots urged to help save ‘frugal’ native honey bee
• Disabled housing shortage at ‘crisis’ point
• A third of couples have secret savings in case they break up
• BT unveils plan to cut 13,000 jobs and quit London headquarte­rs
• Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syria in response to rocket fire
• Shock as Malaysia elects a 92-year-old as new prime minister
• The myth that life isn’t about politics
• Squaring the circle of making one firm’s waste be of use to another business
• We can still rise now (from our couches)
• Inside Transport
• Bringing calm after the storm – how your donations can help the uprooted
• Voting at 16 – is this the best way to engage young people in the world of politics?
• Out of control
• SNP is victory key
• It’s not too late to learn who was to blame for the bombing of jet over Lockerbie
• ON TWITTER
• No Brexit block
• Harmful stats?
• US fine agreement paves way for RBS to be reprivatis­ed
• CBI boss urges Scots firms to export more
• Family firms willing to give up control to gain funding
• Industry leaders upbeat despite fresh slide in constructi­on sector output
• Premier Punt kicks off funding
• POSITIVE
• Icelandic owner unveils plan to invest £5.6m in R&D work at Touch Bionics
• Bad weather sees Goals Soccer hit by £500,000 sales penalty
• Footsie gains on back of sterling’s slide
• Mcintosh wants to raise standards for land agents
• Home Office rural crime figures used to up pressure for action
• Who Dares Wins in Chester Cup raid
• Briton Yates is in the pink
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Porterfiel­d prepares for Ireland’s first Test match
• Disillusio­ned Alonso hints that his race is run in F1 as Mclaren’s woe continues
• Hamilton gives new Miami track the thumbs down and says: ‘Let me design it’
• SPANISH GP FACTFILE
• Lawson set to hang up his boots
• Anglo-welsh Cup replaced by new competitio­n for Premiershi­p clubs
• Gloucester and Cardiff ready for final battle
• Harrington: I still have the legacy of Bob Torrance in my golf swing
• Dustin delivers /Johnson off to fine start in bid to stay world No 1
• No drama and no goals in end-of-season bore draw
• Rooney poised to leave Everton after agreeing £12.5m deal with DC United
• Laszlo’s ultimatum: Succeed or move on
• READY FOR BATTLE
• Naismith may not play for Hearts again as club accept two-match ban
• Write stuff /Brown takes Player of the Year plaudits
• Murray doing ‘everything’ to be ready for Wimbledon
• NEIL LENNON
• England pick Redpath for summer tour
• BEAST FROM THE EAST
• Brabham returns with £1m 700bhp racer
• KNOCKHILL GEARS UP FOR BIGGEST REVERSE-RUN MEET
• VOLVOS TO GET GOOGLE BUILT-IN

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