The Scotsman - 2018-10-05

• ‘Purge of the moderates’ sparks civil war within Scots Labour
• KT Tunstall on rock’s gender imbalance
• Clean slate as health board debt written off
• Trump golf resort posts £3.38m loss
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Nature on prescripti­on to aid well-being
• Shetland’s Nature Prescripti­ons – many of which can be administer­ed elsewhere across Scotland
• Teacher tells of ‘culture of fear and secrecy’
• Strike threat for schools as pay talks stall
• Senior SNP figures step up pressure for indyref2 on Sturgeon
• Glasgow School of Art neighbours finally set to be allowed to return
• Couple ‘not fit enough’ to be girl’s carers
• Tusk: Hunt’s ‘unwise’ Soviet Union jibe will only raise heat on Brexit
• William Wallace’s wedding venue brought back to life
• Scots economy already facing Brexit hit
• ‘We are very privileged on these islands, sometimes people forget that’
• Police £300m IT project not for ‘space age’ technology
• Scots urged to take up flu shots before winter hits
• Anger over pay and conditions prompts national day of protest
• Campaign to keep city’s shops thriving is rolled out
• Jurors urged not to attach blame in Westminste­r terror inquest case
• Hospitalit­y sector warns tourist tax is ‘discrimina­tory’
• RAF starting to fill pilot shortfall in 100th year
• Precious metal specks could lead to prostate cancer breakthrou­gh
• Warmer springs stunt plant growth in later months in the north
• Claims ‘no misconduct’ found in secret FBI inquiry into Kavanaugh
• German leader visits Holocaust memorial during key Israel tour
• Crucial time for independen­ce cause
• SNP must show they care more for the common weal than for the ideology of independen­ce, writes Joyce Mcmillan
• Four-legged robots on the march to cut dangerous jobs – and costs – on North Sea rigs
• University joins the war on waste and plastic after hooking up with Social Bite
• North Sea oil set to be part of the fabric of Scotland’s economy for years to come
• The end of history? No, millennial­s are creating a fairer world
• Brexit prolongs austerity
• Inside Transport
• South Korea’s path to success shows what can be done in building wealth
• Seed money to buy a forest has made a real difference to people’s lives
• Flying poodles
• Who’s betrayer?
• While the European Union is imperfect, it is a remarkable human achievemen­t
• ON TWITTER
• Princes seat
• Come on Nicola
• TJ Hughes creates 240 jobs with four new Scottish stores
• Regulator nod given to Virgin Money deal
• Body camera firm targets growth after US take over
• Responsibl­e business charity unveils board hires from range of sectors
• £7m growth in frame for Velux
• Tougher tests dent sales of new cars
• Outsourcin­g rules could stifle tech competitio­n
• Travelodge invests £100m in new sites to capitalise on UK conference market
• Rupee and lira ‘crisis’ fears hit Europe’s trade
• Geoff Emerick
• Gary Kurtz
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Crop yield estimates show fourth year of decline
• Losing access to EU markets a ‘catastroph­e’ for sheep industry
• Ghostwatch can haunt rivals
• Bottas told Mercedes will use team orders until Hamilton’s title is won
• Jaziri dumps second seed Zverev out of China Open
• Hatton ‘devastated’ as wayward
• Fleetwood’s Ryder Cup hangover is behind him
• Scottish Golf fee rise gets the thumbs up
• Hill and Stewart’s Irish jig
• CONFERENCE A
• Tour de Yorkshire given a boost as UCI elevates road race to HC status
• Trio of casualties as Cockerill swings axe
• Big names return as Bath prepare to give unbeaten Chiefs a ‘tough night’
• O’neill says Arter and Keane have made up
• Southgate gives youth a chance
• Ronaldo left out of Portugal squad to face Scotland amid rape claims
• Budge says Celtic’s semi complaint is ‘nonsense’
• Celtic strike early but it proves a false dawn
• Emery hails Smith Rowe as in-form Arsenal claim their eighth win in a row
• Reply to early blow
• Achievemen­t but also shows Scottish game’s fall
• Ten in a row for Rangers
• The best team won, admits Rodgers
• EASY LIVING
• BOOST FOR MOTORSPORT HERITAGE CENTRE PLANS
• FUEL DUTY TO BE FROZEN FOR NINTH YEAR

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