The Scotsman - 2018-09-04

• Sturgeon’s electric car plan rejected as ‘window dressing’
• Leadership bid looms as Boris slates Brexit plans
• Four-year-old kills kittens in cruelty shock
• How a kids’ disco challenged my idea of normal
• Feta cheese and a crumbling deal on Brexit
• Sport: Murray makes tough choice not to play in Glasgow Davis Cup tie
• Interrogat­ing new BBC drama Press
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Evans shocks listeners by announcing departure from Radio 2
• SNP tops Tories to boast the second highest membership
• Internet giants told to get tough on child abuse or prepare for UK laws
• Leonard’s front bench joins calls for action on anti-semitism
• Strictly veterans pick this years favourites
• Ex-emmerdale star apologises over Celebrity Big Brother punch claims
• Second-hand smoke exposure falls by 97 per cent over 20 years
• Uninsured motorist avoids jail over crossing collision
• Celtic offer apology over fan crush at derby match
• Serving up style on court at the US Open
• ‘There’s a resurgence of respect for what journalism does for the world’
• Playwright tackles sci-fi classic Solaris
• EX-UBS trader set to be deported to Ghana
• Study of fossil teeth reveals the impact of climate change
• Hundreds more Jet2.com staff as expansion plans come to Scotland
• Disabled Scots are being ‘humiliated’ by lack of public toilets
• Sculptor wins commission for new church project
• Funding cuts blamed as fire ruins iconic National Museum in Brazil
• Journalist­s jailed after reporting on violent Rohingya repression
• Washhouse culture gets an airing in Talk of the Steamie
• Brexiteers and Remainers united
• Inside Environmen­t
• Global warming is real and happening – just ask women in poverty like Aster
• Scotland leads the way in protecting our common home – but climate action must be strict
• Poll is a blip
• Government should protect vulnerable children, not monitor family life of all
• Scotland’s Jews
• ON TWITTER
• Indyref2 boost
• Tory challenge
• Lingo24 is back in black and heading for record revenue
• PRS policies see more landlords seek help
• Aberdeen’s John Lawrie Group reports solid growth
• Factory blues as manufactur­ing output hits lowest level in over two years
• Funding Circle flags flotation
• Staff-owned firm starts a new chapter
• Out-of-town moves make dear green place greener
• Centrica-backed Spirit to pump cash into Hurricane Energy North Sea field
• Leading immigratio­n lawyer takes up post at Burness Paull
• Sterling toils in ‘muddied’ Brexit waters
• Randy Weston
• Paying respects with flowers
• Iosif Kobzon
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Flanagan aiming to drive developmen­t in Scotland
• Venison strategy unveiled
• Variety ups interest of former police stations
• Soldier ready for action
• British history maker Norris not in F1 just to make up the numbers
• Capital duo in fine shape ahead of Colt encounter
• ‘I’ve nothing else left in the tank’ says Cook as he announces his retirement
• Gooch showers ‘England legend’ and the ‘perfect role model’ Cook with praise
• Cockerill looks for 10 per cent solution in bid for quick fix at Edinburgh
• Smith lands a magnificen­t seven tries as Scots surge up the standings
• Jamie and Bruno race into quarters despite heat
• Weary Djokovic still too hot to handle
• Tonelli takes the green jersey in Tour of Britain
• LET Tour’s curtain to come down in Andalucia
• Mcauley is right at home with the red, white and blue of Ibrox
• Spurs’ Man City clash put back as new stadium still won’t be ready
• Benkovic - I turned down Italy, Spain and Germany to join Celtic
• Griffiths will target another century of goals if he gets new contract
• Aberdeen appeal to SFA over Devlin red
• ‘Seize your chance’ Gemmill tells Souttar following his senior call-up
• Cuthbert has all the ‘Scottishne­ss’ to lead us to France, insists Kerr
• A glove story
• Murrayfiel­d residents will lose patience if the SFA comes knocking
• Captain Marvel /New Scotland skipper Robertson an inspiratio­n, says Grant
• Jack wants Collum demoted
• “The European captain has more of a dilemma than his United States counterpar­t, Jim Furyk, faces”
• Stubbs axed by Buddies

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