The Scotsman - 2018-09-20

• Chaos as Storm Ali batters Scotland
• SNP defeated on P1 testing but schools told to carry on
• Edinburgh to be Scotland’s biggest city in next 15 years
• A new Rebus makes his theatre debut
• It’s Brexit bells as Hogmanay turns political
• Rodgers says Griffiths needs to work harder
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Youngsters urged to ‘switch off their smartphone­s and go and do push-ups’
• ‘He gave his laughter-mongering to so many’ – Denis Norden dies aged 96
• Adviser gives tests the thumbs up
• ‘It’s time for ministers to listen. Tests are not the way to learn’
• Dugdale faces legal bill after Labour ceases funding court case
• Blow for May in Salzburg as EU asks for more concession­s over Ireland
• ‘Tough action is needed’ to grow Scottish economy
• London to adopt Glasgow crime strategy
• Mass bank closures are ‘unacceptab­le’ say older people
• A LIFE OF CRIME: REBUS IN PRINT AND ON SCREEN
• Teenagers ordered back to court after victim dies
• Target for superfast broadband by 2021 ‘difficult’ to deliver
• Tesco unveils budget chain to challenge Aldi and Lidl
• Gang jailed over £1.72m drug supply
• Organisers vow to learn lessons as volunteeri­ng scheme is revived
• Scots waste £1.8m a year by leaving the lights on
• Inquiry starts into landmark building’s future
• Kavanaugh sex abuse accuser in call for FBI inquiry before testifying
• European solution to migration creates humanitari­an crisis
• A bruising battle on Scots economy
• The decline of Scottish Labour and why they only have themselves to blame
• Swinney feels the heat over Scotland’s school crisis
• No time for knee-jerk reaction to vote
• Inside Health
• Playing a vital role at the heart of new research into circulator­y disease
• Integrativ­e approach is essential in managing neurologic­al conditions
• Oilpricecl­aims
• Government must urgently tackle falling police numbers and cuts in funding
• ON TWITTER
• Could do better
• Glasgow top of UK city list for growth in hotel industry
• Confidence plunges amid no deal worries
• Property fund buys Glasgow industrial site in £24m deal
• Scots-backed Braham and Murray launches chilled hemp milk product
• Glazing firm wins major work
• Parcel facility delivers scores of jobs
• Retail outlet could return residents to city living
• New partnershi­p to create innovative and eco-friendly affordable housing
• HSBC announces £650m funding to support Scottish SMES
• FTSE buoyant after sterling’s mixed session
• Denis Norden
• Paying respects with flowers
• Dr Athol Murray
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• New guidelines should aid rent review negotiatio­ns
• Yield fears proving unfounded
• Go Another One gives Mcconnell instant Kelso success
• Grainger adds UK Sport’s voice to outcry over bid to reinstate Russia
• Captain Wilson
• Happy homecoming for US Open champion Osaka in Japan
• Injuries force out Nadal and Sharapova
• Johnstone ‘gutted’ for Bennett but centre senses opportunit­y
• Woods: My back started bugging me at tough defeat in the 2012 Ryder Cup
• Messi kicks off mission to bring ‘coveted cup’ back to Barcelona
• City fall prey to Lyon in surprise defeat
• Pogba class rises to surface as United make a winning start in tough group
• Ronaldo could miss Old Trafford return after Juve red card
• Lafferty in firing line as Rangers aim to surprise
• FOCUS ON VILLARREAL
• “I don’t need to show anyone. The only thing I have to do is go out there and help Team Europe”
• Celtic bank a record £101m in revenue
• A colourful slice of Arts and Crafts
• KEYS TO KNOW
• The many benefits of doing nothing rather than doing up
• Make the most of perfect locations
• Do I need special insurance for my listed home?
• Getting on the level with downsizing
• Reviving that summery feeling

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