The Scotsman - 2018-08-09

• Heroes of decisive Battle of Amiens are remembered 100 years on
• Demands to close Scottish ‘upskirting’ law loopholes
• Households face second gas price hike in a year
• The Scotsman’s Albert Morris dies aged 91
• Tom Peterkin: Sturgeon’s indyref conundrum
• Sport: Mcginn picks Villa over Celtic
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Alex Salmond explains why his chat show won’t be appearing at the Fringe
• Festival chief reveals anger at treatment of internatio­nal writers
• HIV self-testing kits to be made available on the high street for first time
• Upskirting legislatio­n concerns in Scotland
• Landowners back plans to reintroduc­e lynx despite farmers’ fears
• Davidson backs calls for Johnson burka apology
• Independen­ce ‘could see whisky levy, income tax rises and a health fee’
• Heatwave and hay for horses knocks out Highland games day
• Passenger train derailed after rapid thaw of snow
• A grand day out powered by steam And nostalgia
• Deborah Meaden: ‘Just do your thing. Just be good at it’
• ‘Surrogate father’ conductor imprisoned for abusing choirboy
• Ward closure sees 500 children diverted to hospital 20 miles away
• Marie Curie tops poll of women who changed world
• Criticism of health board over former chief ’s £90k payoff
• Drug giant looks to no-deal Brexit
• Drought-hit Australian farmers get go-ahead to shoot kangaroos
• Senior Zimbabwean opposition official arrested at border
• Questions mount over mega-merger
• Spirit producers raise a glass to sales growth and further distillery openings in Scotland
• Farmers and police welcome decline in the cost of rural crime in Scotland
• Tough decisions needed if humanity is to survive the raging fury of climate change
• Upskirting law not fit for purpose
• No-deal Brexit threatens fragile food supply lines, warns Andrew Mccornick
• Technical solutions are not always the best answers in the healthcare field
• Only more research and better technology will cure Type 1 diabetes
• Back Brexit plan
• Climate alert
• Johnson’s burka ‘gaffe’ a deliberate attempt to stir up anti-muslim hysteria
• ON TWITTER
• Divided we fall?
• ‘Fun’ tests at five
• IPOS team return to tech scene with security start-up
• Liberty’s Dalzell steel plant in fight back
• Social start-up accelerato­r speeds to £1m funding mark
• Visitscotl­and appoints Morton Fraser to carry out legal work on portfolio
• Year of change for Weightmans
• TV firm channels AI tech with uni link
• Airbnb tourist lets bring a whole host of issues
• Housebuild­er Bellway passes 10,000 milestone as Scottish presence grows
• Business bubbling nicely for social media agency Hydrogen
• Sterling slides further amid ‘no-deal’ fears
• Paying your respects with flowers
• Muthuvel Karunanidh­i
• Amy Meselson
• Paul Laxalt
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Seasonal workers scheme needs tested, minister told
• Nomination­s for dairy farm of the year opened up to public
• Tiger economy is booming again
• Root growing into captaincy after hit and miss tenure
• Scottish contingent enjoy a purple patch at Gleneagles
• Simmonds and Dowsett out of the medals as Van Dijk and Campenarts sparkle in the rain
• Peaty makes it a hat-trick of golds and eyes a fourth in the relay
• Holden in at the deep end but happy with debut
• Scots to the fore as GB continue to make big strides on the track
• Hyman backs Britain’s new golden girl Asher-smith to cope with fame and fortune
• ‘We want siege mentality from
• Manager praises the SFA after Morelos red card is rescinded
• Champions League hopes in the
• balance as Celtic are held
• Celtic 1 AEK 1 /We can still do it says Rodgers
• “I’d like to see like 18 shows at the festival but I’ve got a job to do first and this silver was a great start”
• West Brom in £3m bid for Tavernier
• Four stars for The Artist
• My festival Ali Mcgregor
• Brian Ferguson’s diary
• Flying in a black box
• Istanbul: You’ll Never Walk Alone
• A kind of comedy magic
• Welcome to Mob’s world
• Mourning has broken
• Beyond the cover versions
• Challenge of having dance in your DNA
• Our critics give you the definitive guide to what’s hot so far…
• Island haven that’s ahead of the curve
• Should Edinburgh delight in success of Airbnb?
• Making space to conserve the summer
• USP Screen star
• Growing demand for a room of one’s own

The Scotsman - 2018-08-08

The Scotsman - 2018-08-10