The Scotsman - 2018-08-27

• Sturgeon: No legal basis to suspend Salmond from SNP
• After 14 months, Murray set for Grand Slam return
• ‘Shocking’ rise in wait times for ambulances
• All eyes on Tokyo 2020 for Eilish Mccolgan
• EU ‘ready to accept Scotland’
• Gerrard: ‘blame me’ for draw
• Six pages of reviews from the Edinburgh festivals
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Tour de France winner’s ‘compulsory helmet’ comments provoke backlash
• New imaging system could reduce animal use in cancer treatment tests
• Tributes after death of playwright Neil Simon
• Social media conspiracy theories run wild after harassment allegation­s
• Scottish Government blamed for leaking details amid calls for inquiry
• Scots worker-owned firms are the future
• Government plans to crack down on ‘reckless’ directors with hefty fines
• Ice cream brands feel ripple effect of vanilla shortage with spice substitute­s
• Watercolou­r sketch by sculptor found among Nazi art hoard
• Cable sets out rule changes to elect his successor
• Food, water and air conditioni­ng tested at hotel where couple died
• Forehead wrinkles link to heart disease
• Tourist tax ‘would make capital £2.5m this month’
• Whisky body joins delegation to Africa
• ‘This album speaks to the now, what is actually happening politicall­y’
• Mother sent back to prison as release are hopes dashed
• Pope asks for forgivenes­s as he sets out litany of abuse by figures in Irish church
• Hundreds call for remains of babies to be exhumed
• Presidents past and present pay tribute to Senator John Mccain
• May has one last chance on Brexit
• Graphic lesson on Scotland’s key role in slave trade
• Can Scotland’s ‘tough guys’ learn how to be real men by getting into yoga?
• Is Melania Trump weaving the threads of a revolution?
• Sturgeon making right call on Salmond
• A LETTER FROM AMERICA
• Training multi-discipline scientists can fight disease, writes Prof Chris Ponting
• Need for long-term
• Benefits of some new rules not at all obvious
• ‘Keep it simple’ should be new mantra
• Discrimina­tion legislatio­n shows it knows no bounds
• Scots should focus on good Brexit deal and put Indyref2 firmly on backburner
• ON TWITTER
• In the bag…
• Mccain dies
• Blaze of orchestral colour in Baltimore Symphony agenda
• Baltimore Symphony 2
• Hebrides Ensemble
• Revisiting the world of over a century ago
• Spotlight on elements of racism still latent in British society
• A Mark of infinite variety
• Free, and everywhere in chains
• Think-tank calls for overhaul of UK tax relief system
• Lack of succession planning by UK SMES
• Trust in smaller firms paying off handsomely
• Rettie & Co bolsters build-torent team to target key market
• Beat stress, boost productivi­ty
• Innovative Scotland is worthy Tedsummit host
• Ambitious entreprene­urs can thrive in Germany
• Wearable tech start-up nets football cup partner
• Aspiring electricia­ns on the rise
• Khaira Arby
• Saying farewell with flowers
• Craig Zadan
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Large ‘industrial’ slaughterh­ouses a necessary evil
• Russell up and running in France with 20-point haul
• Buoyant Ferguslie gear up for Grand Final with crushing victory over Prestwick
• Nel relishing fitness and ready to play part in Cockerill revolution
• Salmond leaps on to centre stage in sparkling Arbroath debut
• Rodgers out to keep Boyata
• Gerrard in a corner over Motherwell equaliser
• Stubbs says St Mirren needing to strengthen as fans vent frustratio­n
• Souttar: Hearts were bonded by ‘disgusting’ pre-season training
• Lennon tinkers to tease out best of Horgan
• Dunfermlin­e demolition takes Ayr to top while Morton fight back to beat County
• Embattled Boyata defies critics with a first-class return
• Mccann rues loss of ‘avoidable’ goal as Dundee slip to fourth successive defeat
• Suduva sweat on visas for manager and three players ahead of trip to Glasgow
• Chelsea and Watford’s 100% records stay intact
• Diamonds are trumped by Raith’s dramatic comeback
• Blue Toon remain top and keep Albion pointless
• Trio survive horrific crash as Vettel closes gap at top
• Mcintosh is happy with line-up as he plays down Scotland snub
• ‘Amazing’ finish in Prague gives Pavan first Tour title
• Clyne battles past old rival Lobban to seal title No 8

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