The Scotsman - 2018-08-17

• Queen of Soul Aretha dies at 76
• ‘There is no crisis’ insists Swinney as teachers go on the attack
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• Extremist caught with bomb kit in flat is jailed
• Sport: Rangers progress but Hibs fall short in Europa League qualifiers
• Jaguar F-type on tour in the Highlands
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Girl with additional needs being taught at home after teachers ‘failed her’
• Teenagers believe immigrant numbers should not increase
• EU held back from ruling out Brexit strategy over fears for government stability
• BMA warns of Brexit catastroph­e
• Sturgeon urged to act on exports
• Threat to universiti­es’ research’
• Runrig shows to pave way for regular outdoor gigs
• Police reports on upskirting fail to make it to court in 85% of cases
• Scottish Government ‘whistleblo­wer’ loses bullying case tribunal
• Temporary housing for homeless costs £600m
• New ferry ‘shambles’ after another constructi­on delay
• Rangers chairman’s court hearing delayed
• ‘If one female film fails, it affects the entire genre of female movies’
• Edwards realises the Impossible dream, a Saturday prime time slot
• Celebritie­s facing checks on online product endorsemen­t
• New treatment through drugs could end liver transplant­s
• Cutting out carbs ‘shortens lifespan’
• Ministers launch plan to tackle pain of funeral poverty
• Man can ‘die happy’ after payout from Catholic church over abuse
• Death toll in Italian bridge collapse may rise to over 50
• Festival infected by the age of rage
• North Sea oil rigs could provide a platform for revival of coral – let’s leave them where they are
• Time for tee – sports tech firm is set to revolution­ise golf course tourism
• Flagging up people and place with local symbols has benefits for the whole of Scotland
• I’ve thought about it and here’s why I’ll never be a sperm donor
• Nice work but must try harder
• Inside Transport
• Scheme that tips the scales towards keeping fisheries in good health
• A pint and a chat at the pub is under threat – and that’s bad for the community
• Drive to future
• We Remain vital
• Scots in kilts should not get knickers in a twist over Muslim women in burkas
• ON TWITTER
• What crisis?
• Use it or lose it
• Royal London CEO urges Brexit action as H1 profits jump
• Investor calls for seats on board of Faroe
• Talk of Amazon move into comparison sites hits potential rivals
• Warmer weather lifts B&Q sales in Q2
• Universiti­es best-placed to lead on cybersecur­ity
• Scotland bucks UK trend as cases of fraud against businesses fall by half
• Scots business leaders sign up to support mentoring charity
• Footsie back in the black as fears recede
• Alan Rabinowitz
• Winston Ntshona
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• Price rise call as feed costs soar for egg producers
• Talent developmen­t fund boost
• Bayliss urges Stokes to issue a public apology as he rejoins England squad
• Jackson of all trades maturing nicely
• Gloucester give Cipriani ‘full support’ but England career in balance after assault conviction
• Snedeker joins elite club with 59
• ‘Childhood dream’ for Sainz as Spaniard succeeds Alonso
• Spain’s La Liga strikes deal to play regular-season fixture in USA as part of internatio­nal expansion
• D-day looms as date set for SFA decision over future of Hampden
• ‘No way back’ for Boyata after letting down his team-mates
• Lafferty negotiatio­ns ongoing but Levein ‘not resigned to losing him’
• ‘Cup should be for Scots clubs only’
• Cork is Burnley’s Euro talisman once again
• Mcinnes expects panel to rule in Dons’ favour over Ferguson row
• THREE THINGS WE LEARNED FROM MOLDE V HIBS
• Celtic head to Lithuania for play-off round
• “Henry is very committed to us. He is a perfect fit and will suit what we are trying to do very, very well”
• ‘Morelos needs new deal’
• Lineen handed Super 6 role
• Pars unhappy with cup draw
• BOUND TO SUCCEED
• A SMOOTH OPERATOR
• FUN IN THE SUN
• FAMILY MATTERS
• TOMTOM CAMPER
• ULTIMATE WARRIOR
• THE BEST CONVERTIBL­ES
• One in five motorists risking prison sentence over ‘harmless’ driving offence
• Ford celebrates production of its 10 millionth Mustang
• DRINK-DRIVE CASUALTIES RISE TO FOUR-YEAR HIGH
• DVLA SHUTS DOWN CAR TAX SYSTEM
• Brian Ferguson’s diary
• Revelation as well as revolution
• May sings praises of stereoscop­e pioneer
• Swerving stereotype­s in subject matter and style
• Whole lotta Rosie to come
• Lament for lost culture
• Our critics’ guide to what’s hot so far…
• INTERNATIO­NAL FESTIVAL REVIEWS
• MY LEFT RIGHT FOOT – THE MUSICAL
• Friends reunited in musical harmony
• UNDERGROUN­D RAILROAD GAME

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