The Scotsman - 2018-05-14

• Tributes to ‘inspiratio­nal’ Jowell
• Scotland faces new ‘growing threat’ from organised crime gangs
• Gerrard warning for Celtic as Mcinnes salutes Dons’ win at Parkhead to seal second
• Leonard demands cross-party Brexit talks
• Lennon hopes to escape SFA ban
• Lesley Riddoch is not impressed with the ever wealthier Rich Listers
• Bard’s value to Scotland calculated
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Seasonal produce on the menu as sun set to shine on Harry and Meghan’s big day
• TV mini-series on Rochdale child abuse scandal takes top industry award
• Lothians worst hit by ‘devastatin­g impact’ of squeeze on rent costs
• Crystal meth found at Home Office
• Farms and crofts facing ‘significan­t challenges’
• Investigat­ion into protester who stormed Eurovision
• Price of fish and chips set to rise
• Gove raises doubts over customs plan backed by May
• Petrochemi­cals entreprene­ur worth £21bn named wealthiest person in UK
• Litvinenko widow urges Salmond to quit RT
• Fears over impact on rare wildcats from tree felling
• Under-fire Leith Walk developers pledge to create new music venue
• Sturgeon reveals reading eases her stress
• Appeal made for Scapa Flow protection to save habitats
• Rail staff cancel strike ‘as goodwill’
• Family of suicide bombers attack three churches in Indonesia
• Paris knife attacker was on database for potential radicalism
• Hostages released after Congo gorilla sanctuary kidnap
• A little corner of Italy that is forever Scotland
• Education is not simply a matter of cramming for exams in The Meadows
• More must be done to tackle home truths
• System’s treatment of cohabitees unjust
• Legal parenthood by any means a complex issue
• Cycling towards fairer ways to deal with traffic accidents
• Life sciences could be economic lifeline post-brexit
• Suicide attempts
• SNP must drop PR ‘gloss’ and focus on decision-making in wake of fracking farce
• ON TWITTER
• Spray away...
• EUROVISION VIBE
• Stewart Milne ties up deal to boost its English footprint
• Brexit concerns grow among accountant­s
• Helping firms address GDPR
• Pie maker fattening up sales after investment
• Beware of the financial pay gap
• Sovereign Debt can rule at Windsor
• Mccook follows up Welsh win by also claiming Irish Women’s title
• Alexander the great /In-form Zverev beats Thiem to clinch Madrid Open title
• Leask leads by example
• Senior and junior stars combine for stunning partnershi­p as Clydesdale kick-start campaign
• We showed the doubters were wrong
• THE FINAL TABLE
• Junior Jambos are no match for hosts on resurgent high
• ‘We’re up for the challenge …we can take club forward’
• Goal hero Doolan in no doubt Jags are ready for Livingston showdown
• PREMIERSHI­P Maclaren saves it for Hibs after goal frenzy
• SFA likely to probe Sheran’s ‘bias’ claim as Blue Brazil retain senior status
• Siege beneath the Rock pays off as Wasps are promoted
• Salah makes Reds roar ahead of Real test
• Jesus has the final word as late winner gives City a century of Premier points
• REWARDING TIMES
• Horne is determined to end season on high note
• Cullen salutes ‘phenomenal’ Leinster after cup glory
• Hamilton reaches a turning point
• Yates tickled pink to stay in overall lead in Giro

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