The Scotsman - 2018-09-27

• World Cup cash for Scotland Women
• Bumper pay rise for police is the biggest for 20 years
• Features: Bodyguard withdrawal? Here’s the next heart-stopping BBC drama
• Prepare for government in next year, says Corbyn
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Wedding costs soar 18% as couples focus on ‘minimoons’, barns – and Instagram ‘likes’
• Private firms are axed from new Scottish welfare tests
• Couple deny abducting and killing woman last seen alive in late 1999
• SNP minister in ‘constructi­ve’ talks with People’s Vote campaign chief on Brexit
• Party faithful told ‘this time next year we’ll be party of government’
• Transphobi­a is included in hate crime crackdown
• Health board urged to end ‘culture of bullying’
• Mobile users overcharge­d for handsets
• Ferry firm says it will not stump up extra cash
• ‘The scale of the crisis is beyond what I could have imagined’
• Death of her dog led animal lover to launch pet hospice
• Capital’s Halloween event expands and moves to Calton Hill
• Netflix horror film tipped for glory at Scottish Baftas
• Dairy farmers
• Step up climate action now to save cash and planet, economists warn
• Food waste recycling has key role in climate battle
• Mother relives baby decapitati­on ‘horror’ in premature birth
• Trump accuses China of trying to interfere in Congress election
• Almost 400,000 lives lost as South Sudan’s civil war rumbles on
• Labour-snp coalition is not impossible
• Food for thought as figures show 8% of Scots worry that the cupboard may become bare
• New plan on immigratio­n is just another damaging, disruptive anti-eu stance
• Liz Truss, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, reflects on her Paisley schooldays when being a Tory was not entirely popular
• New benefits system will be under microscope
• Inside Health
• Modern, managed and sustainabl­e woodland must be Scotland’s ambition
• Uncertaint­ies mean rural industries face relentless business and personal pressure
• Nicola Sturgeon has no authority to call for a second independen­ce referendum
• ON TWITTER
• Indy park or not?
• Capital launches blockchain facility in European first
• 21st Century Fox selling 40% stake in Sky
• Fintech app hits milestone with 1 million bank accounts
• Peebles-based sports fuel start-up marches toward official product launch
• New era for cyber security firm
• Water firm tapping into Scots growth
• Simple change to LBTT can be widely beneficial
• Resource for Scottish gin producers created by expert distillati­on team
• Stocks steady as traders wait for Fed’s call
• Freddie Oversteege­n
• Help when you find it is difficult to cope
• Jim Brogan
• Stolen farm vehicles used as ‘currency’ by gangs
• Sophistica­tion in machinery and soil testing is the way forward
• Perth pays tribute to Morshead as Swingbridg­e lands Finale feature
• Injuries leave Glasgow in tight spot
• Pichot plan for a ‘World League’ of rugby is gathering momentum
• Simpson not scarred by his infamous 1st tee ‘pop up’
• The top points scorers... Europe
• ... America
• Lewis sticks to his lines as Bogdan calls foul on Aberdeen goalkeeper
• Mourinho and Pogba in training ground clash
• Olly glee as late Hearts surge sees off Motherwell in thriller
• Levein happy to play cup holders anywhere after watching side reach last four
• Middleton makes his mark on first start as Rangers maintain impetus
• Relief for Rodgers as Griffiths delivers late winner
• Hazard seals Chelsea rally to end Reds’ winning run
• SPFL facing huge fixture problem over semi-finals
• Mcilroy: It would be ‘silly’ for Europe to single out Woods
• Scotland Six Nations blow as Fagerson is ruled out
• Bold moves for Bonnyrigg blank canvas
• Is a conservato­ry the cutting-edge room of the future?
• Locations that say home is where the art is
• Space for all in a flexible larger home
• How Chequers unravelled for May
• Thousands face an uncertain future as others play politics
• Research funding high on list of universiti­es’ fears
• Post-brexit prospects for Scots universiti­es
• ‘Biggest single challenge facing uni sector’
• From roaming charges to sperm donations – how a no-deal Brexit will affect UK

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