The Scotsman - 2018-08-30

• Crisis talks after ‘scallop war’ clash
• Salmond resigns from SNP to avoid splitting the party
• ‘Integratio­n’ of emergency services plan
• Outbreak of scabies at ERI
• Kenny Macaskill: Dancing towards no-deal disaster
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Dementia patients ‘suffer in silence’ unable to tell staff they are in pain
• Concern at plans to integrate emergency services during training of new recruits
• Give Chequers a chance or prepare for a no-deal Brexit, EU is warned
• Cost to low-wage jobs post-brexit
• Russell urges role for Scotland in trade talks
• Call to ease tailbacks misery on bridge
• May says Corbyn ‘needs to respond to concerns’ over antisemiti­sm
• Apology after eight-minute police search for dying pensioner
• Sweeteners unveiled for businesses hit by tram work
• Islands’ banker clocks up 11,000 flights
• Calls for ban on dredging and trawling near shore
• Parents ‘misled’ on opt-out from P1 tests
• Do a little less and you will enjoy it more
• Olivia Cooke: ‘I relished being as selfish and dastardly as Becky Sharp’
• Girlfriend’s request for help leads to ATM raiders’ arrest
• City leaders face demand to make
• Watchdog says services for personalit­y disorder ‘not good enough’
• Free vaping kits to help prisoners quit tobacco
• British Gas pays out compensati­on after ‘failing’ customers
• Funding of £18m for voluntary youth work
• Smoke alarm warning after some models fail consumer group tests
• Outcry over retirement age plan brings rare concession from Putin
• Brazilian military sent to Venezuelan border town to restore order
• Transgende­r politics is a minefield
• Record number of young in work, training or education – but poverty gap remains
• Scottish charity Mary’s Meals helping 13,000 families hit by floods in India
• The Boys’ Brigade makes a valuable contributi­on to the lives of young people, writes former member John Swinney
• UK must learn from the Cod Wars
• Inside Health
• Pilot scheme will include mental health training for student teachers
• Learning the lessons of suicide can help us stop more lives being shattered
• Get practical
• Trump shows us that no venture can survive if human dignity is not respected
• ON TWITTER
• Up in smoke
• Emerging markets provide sparkle for whisky producer
• ‘Ambitious’ lorry firm revs up jobs growth
• Publishing firm Johnston Press reports ‘resilient’ half
• Tobermory seafood restaurant is a ‘perfect’ catch at half a million pounds
• Scottish karting firm acquired
• Aston Martin on road to stock market
• Zany proposal for rent controls is hard Labour
• Fintech Beeks looks to scale up after first annual results as listed company
• Edinburgh tech firm Tvsquared aims to become big in Japan
• Pound surges after EU hints at Brexit deal
• Inge Borkh
• Helping you cope with bereavemen­t
• Donald Sage Mackay
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• CAP rules remain for 2019 despite looming Brexit
• Ewing in talks with whisky body
• Fanning is hoping blinkers will help Prestbury Park regain juvenile form
• Golf ’s Auld Alliance delivers again as Frenchman Veyret wins at Gleneagles
• Olesen hoping his Ryder Cup debut under compatriot Bjorn will be Made in Denmark
• Scots tied for 13th as Japan set early pace
• Win and win quickly is new mantra as players suffer
• Clarke wins stage after breakaway as Sky’s Kwiatkowsk­i loses leader’s red jersey to Molard
• Warriors fans urged to keep the faith amid pre-season grumblings
• Mccolgan takes deserved place among the elite at Weltklasse meeting
• Scots are ready to dig deep to keep World Cup fate in their own hands
• English quartet set to learn group-stage opponents in Monaco draw
• Miller, 38, lands two-year Dundee deal
• Gerrard urges team to seize chance to make more history in Europe
• I fancy signing Morelos, Goldson and Tavernier, says Ufa boss Tomarov
• Lithuanian­s fly in after solving visa problems
• Rodgers: We’ll need a new striker if Dembele is sold
• “We’ll play Glasgow three times for bragging rights but it’s about getting as high up our own league as we can”
• Hampden decision in two weeks
• Coming up roses
• Breathing life into a New Town duplex
• Do part-time hosts know all the pitfalls they could face?
• Capital homes for the biggest budgets
• USP Park life
• Let’s avoid turning Brexit drama into a crisis for arts
• Howartcanb­e‘a unifying force’ in the face of division
• ‘Our creative exports shape our identity around the globe’
• The Brexit impact on Scottish football
• Reflecting on a dramatic summer

The Scotsman - 2018-08-29

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