The Scotsman - 2018-05-17

• East Coast rail nationalis­ed as third franchise collapses
• Scots officials tackled M&S over ‘British whisky’ row
• Sport: Mcgregor delighted at return to Rangers
• Kenny Macaskill: Boris Johnson’s trampling all over foreign policy ethics
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• ‘Secret museum’ collection hammers home hardware store owner’s love of tools
• Ben Fogle dedicates conquering of Mount Everest to stillborn son
• Scottish rugby fans fined for abusing England coach
• Housing minister under fire for ‘dismissing’ accessible homes target
• Minister condemns train delays by Hitachi as ‘unacceptab­le’
• PM warns Scotland EU bill will pass with or without Holyrood’s consent
• Conflict of interest warning to councils
• ‘Old hands’ George and Charlotte are given roles at royal wedding
• Windsor’s rough sleepers offered space on refuge bus
• Scots pay less for wedding essentials
• Drivers ‘confused’ by new MOT test
• STV confirms job cuts and STV2 closure as part of restructur­e
• Call to end cap on Scots student numbers
• Former soldier jailed for raping girls for 45 years
• Edinburgh tops table for phones seized from prison inmates
• Victim of HIV hairdresse­r is denied £22k compensati­on
• Maternal mental health blueprint
• Seaside village to get ‘green’ defences in bid to stop coastal erosion
• Exercise may be linked to worsening of dementia
• Maureen Lipman to return to the Fringe 53 years after her debut
• Quality coffee beans ‘not be what they seem’
• Watchdog confirms chlorine gas used in attack on Syrian town
• North Korea issues unexpected threat to scrap Trump summit
• Fuming millennial­s have a point
• You don’t need to pull on trainers or join a gym to stay healthy, finds study
• Time to get tough with bad bosses who steal your wages
• Nationalis­ing trains isn’t the answer
• City centre BID has already delivered and must decide now on future plans
• Roadside litter problem just keeps on growing
• Protect Scotland
• It’s time for UN to address the very real abuses of power by Israeli Government
• Safer nights
• ON TWITTER
• Tongue-tied
• UK tech booming, with Edinburgh scene racing ahead
• Walkers Shortbread chairman to retire
• Scottish funds and staffing levels increase at wealth firm
• Board changes unveiled at Edinburgh investment syndicate Archangels
• Tennent’s stands out for C&C
• Global growth in sight for display innovator
• Pub operators dragged down by cold snap
• FALLING FOR HER
• APPRECIATI­ON
• Livestock marketing plan unveiled as Brexit looms
• Morning With Ivan targets Perth feature
• Edmund pulls off another feat of clay in Rome
• RACE RETURNS
• Barclay banks on a long
• Yates extends his lead to 47 seconds with stage victory
• Rose: Europe set to be a different animal in this year’s Ryder Cup
• It’s kind of fun being miserable in tough Scottish weather, admits Wie
• Pieters takes golf direction from pop star Horan
• Hammers opt not to offer Moyes a new deal and hunt ‘high-calibre’ boss
• Marseille 0 Atletico Madrid 3 /Griezmann is the man for Atleti
• England need a bit of Cheek to lift steady yeomen to a higher level
• Allen talks to Brighton and Forest over Murphy and Cummings deals
• Lee agrees three-year contract and says he’s ready for step up
• LURE OF LIVI
• Hopkin ready to restore the Lions’ roar
• Rose confident all-action Steelmen can steal the show from Celtic stars
• FAN-TASTIC
• ‘HAVING A GREAT TIME’
• Griffiths’ dream is to his end cup final duck with 100th Celtic goal
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Time to ask not what your garden can do for you
• USP Big picture

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