The Scotsman - 2018-05-24

• Emergency ‘ shock’ measures lined up for Scots economy
• Yulia Skripal: ‘ I’m lucky to be alive’
• Kenny Macaskill: I admire the English football team
• Whistleblo­wer claims she was taped to chair
• Whisky Galore! island set for £ 10m distillery
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scottish tweed and knits firm set to relocate HQ to England
• Rape victim set to push Matheson for change to ancient corroborat­ion law
• Swinney ready to tackle P1 testing fears
• ‘ Ridiculous’ tram project an ‘ extremely poor deal’ for city
• Trump in talks to play round of golf during summer visit to UK
• Genetic code to be taken from Loch Ness in monster search COMMENT
• Screen time link to heart disease and cancer
• Freeing people to think about that lovely word ‘ freespace’
• Pregnant woman stabbed with machete at the bells
• The Wire creator joins tributes to American novelist Philip Roth
• Kirk rejects call to stop investing in oil and gas firms
• FGM project in Kenya described as ‘ perhaps the most challengin­g’
• Film festival rolls out big names for city’s 72nd annual celebratio­n
• Tattoo set to go on the road overseas every year
• Doctor guilty of rape and assault on women met on dating website
• Dementia patients’ medication prompts care plan concerns
• US staff working in China warned over health risk from odd sounds
• WHO steps up efforts to stop spread of Congo Ebola outbreak
• Terror attacks have changed Britain
• Scotch whisky helps reduce UK’S trade deficit, industry analysis suggests
• Number of visually impaired elderly needing care will only increase
• We have come a long way from writing off babies with Down’s syndrome
• Money matters
• Ruth speaks truth
• Presumed liability shifts burden of proving negligence from vulnerable to powerful
• ON TWITTER
• Monster hunt
• New profits slide at Marks & Spencer as sales head south
• Economists cautious after inflation cools
• Ediston Property Investment Company on solid foundation­s
• North Sea optimism pumped up again
• Residentia­l internet sales could teach high street
• Douglas Laing raises glass to earnings
• M& S shares charge to top of the board
• Richard N Goodwin
• High welfare standards vital on long trip to abattoir
• Nats anti- GM stance ‘ goes against Scots proud scientific tradition’
• Euro Nightmare sparks a dream day at Ayr for Morrison
• ‘ Tired’ South Africa great de Villiers calls time on superb internatio­nal career
• Ex- champion Schiavone on course for place in French Open but Bouchard drops out injured
• Mcilory hopes a tilt at BMW PGA will rev up a stuttering campaign
• Jamieson crosses Atlantic to spearhead Scots challenge at Tour’s flagship event
• NFL rule bids to bring to an end protests at anthem
• Young Scots are all together now after English clubs relent in World Cup row
• Viviani grabs fourth stage win as Yates’ overall lead is unchanged
• Three- times capped Hart joins London Scottish
• ‘ Pop- up’ Perth stadium will host Warriors v Harlequins
• RFU stresses commitment to diversity after report claims a ‘ culture of sexism’
• Baa- Baas back in time to 1970s to instil the club’s attacking ethos into current squad
• Emery aims to arrest Arsenal slide but vows not to change playing style
• Five things we learned about the new boss and how Gunners got him
• ‘ He’s still best man for job’… relegated Thistle keep faith in Archibald
• Waging war on obesity / Judy Murray sets up new foundation
• Sunderland close in on Ross
• “They didn’t water the pitch at half- time in the cup final to try to stop us playing... it didn’t stop us”
• Lennon still hopes to keep Mcgeouch
• Do your sums on WCS, wine cellars and websites
• USP Finding the plot
• Everything including the kitchen sink

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