The Scotsman - 2018-10-17

• Supplies of flu vaccines ‘run out’ putting thousands at risk
• Meghan shows off her bump Down Under
• Big in Japan: Designer leads the tartan charge
• Safety fears over near misses at city schools
• UK sitting on £20bn in lost pension pots
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Architects condemn plans for concert hall over being ‘too large and too tall’
• Capital’s tourist tax may only apply during its ‘peak season’ for visitors
• Bercow fights calls to quit over damning report on abuse at Westminste­r
• Dashboard wanted to track down 1.6 million lost pensions
• Seven million have lost track of financial products
• Early demand leads to vaccine shortage
• Energy firm makes switch to be 100% green
• Belfast-born author becomes first Northern Irish writer to win the Man Booker Prize
• Murder accused told call handler: ‘I’ve killed her, I didn’t mean to do it’
• Cabinet told to stand firm as Europe demands ‘new facts’ to solve Irish riddle
• Labour Leavers told ‘keep up good work’
• Activists demand action on Rest and be Thankful
• Kirk closures could be rolled out all over Scotland
• Tiffany: Losing people taught me that life was fragile
• Link found between internet and junk food
• Doctor struck off over false claims about qualificat­ions
• Kate and William ‘thrilled’ as Pippa Middleton gives birth to a baby boy
• New tactics warning as raptor poison cases at record low
• Labour MP opens up on body battle
• Parents warned to take care over stair gates
• Mobile app to get youth in tune with Gaelic words
• Results: Tuesday
• Turkey says Saudi consulate raid has evidence of journalist’s death
• Stormy Daniels loses US defamation case against president
• Macedonia faces ‘North Briton’ fate
• Scottish brewers raise the bar on inclusivit­y with social enterprise
• Michelin Star eatery rolls out four-day working week ‘to fuel creative flair’
• Kanye’s rant was a cry for help, callously exploited by an insincere Trump
• Church has yet to uphold promises over abuse scandals
• Economics driving green energy boom
• Inside Arts
• There’s a lot more to pharmacy than just preparing our prescripti­ons
• Holyrood’s proposed organ opt-out bill seriously misleading the public
• Royal High plans
• Holyrood had no option but to implement Westminste­r cuts to block grant
• Clearances debate
• ON TWITTER
• Jumping ship
• Trouble brewing
• Digital community to help UK women smash glass ceiling
• Pufferfish appoints tech veteran as chair
• Law firm TLT ups Scottish presence with Glasgow deal
• Brewdog closes ‘world’s most successful’ crowdfundi­ng raise with £26m
• Mcdonald’s firm secures funds
• Little to cause fright at Dungeons firm
• Navigating the choppy waters of global pressures
• Edinburgh’s ‘new neighbour’ taking shape with plans for further housing
• Bellair MD passes title down to son after 40 years at the helm
• Footsie makes gains ahead of vital EU talks
• Paul G Allen
• Paying respects with flowers
• Bill Buchanan
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Holyrood ‘surprised’ at timing of spending review
• High hopes O’brien raider can land spoils at Bath
• Harrison, 41, insists he’s not coming back just to make up the numbers
• Scotland braced for stern test as Gatland selects Holmes for Cardiff
• It’s business as usual for England as Dawson exits
• Hutcheon the ‘housemaid’ sweeps into pole position in Scottish PGA
• Caldwell takes cue from Fergie in new venture at Partick
• Missing in midfield? Now Barkley and Winks give England options
• Scots outclassed as campaign
• Ends in defeat
• Mcburnie wants Naismith partnershi­p
• Support building for Mcintyre as Dundee axe falls on Mccann
• “I want to prove a point that there is still room for small boys in the game”
• Forrest tips ‘brilliant’ Hibs to stay in title race

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