The Scotsman - 2018-10-19

• Teachers speak out over ‘crisis in our classrooms’
• Planners back Gleneagles hotel for Edinburgh
• Cows killed to contain first BSE outbreak in a decade
• Time ticking as threat of Brexit ‘no deal’ grows
• Sport: Mcinnes pleads with Aberdeen fans to back team at semi
• Welcoming the Skoda Karoq
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Glasgow dismayed as People’s Palace and Winter Gardens closed for safety reasons
• Heritage experts examining measures to stop fires ravaging old buildings
• Fishing’s ‘genuine fear’ of Brexit limbo
• Outbreak cast shadow on industry
• ‘I feel for the farmer…he will be going into winter in a difficult situation’
• Woman told to wait for two days to have overdue baby
• Man with religion ‘issues’ set doors of Sikh temple on fire
• Rest and Be Thankful route opens after series of landslides cleared
• Robert the Bruce star tells of ‘terrifying’ battles
• ‘We have never had so much choice in finding our favourite fizz’
• FIVE FABULOUS BOTTLES TO POP
• ‘These are great songs, great recordings I’m really proud of’
• Pregnant Gaelic star ‘kicking’ to gold
• Climbers invited to tackle spread of invasive plants
• Beer duty and tourist tax put pubs at risk
• Paisley’s slave
• Trump threatens to shut Mexico border over caravan of migrants
• Hunt for shooting accomplice begins
• Space and satellite entreprene­urs urged to ‘take off’ with technology investor showcase
• Computer hardware developed in Dundee boldly goes on mission to Mercury
• Why 21st-century libraries are more popular than football and cinemas combined
• The demise of ‘women’s work’: hen do’s verdict on sexism
• Scotland’s most ambitious infrastruc­ture plan is here, writes Michael Matheson
• With sales at £150m a year fish are good for the economy – and dinner table
• Recent dispute over scallops shows scale of post-brexit challenges ahead over fishery access
• Help our veterans
• Brexitblue­s
• Independen­t Scotland unlikely to get cut-price Nato membership as threats rise
• ON TWITTER
• Sheep shocker
• Rates rage
• Amazon to deliver hundreds of jobs in centre of capital
• SFE joins forces with The Prince’s Trust
• High demand for industrial space leads to supply fears
• Scottish Enterprise offers to back gold mining firm with £430,000 grant
• Marine firm in fleet expansion
• Heatwave helps warm Unilever sales
• Tackling ethnic pay gap could bring £24bn boost
• Retail sales fall as Brexit and bumper summer see shoppers tighten belts
• Failure to secure Brexit deal leaves small firms ‘on the brink’
• US jitters send Footsie south amid sell-off
• Felix Smith
• Helen W Collins
• COURT CIRCULAR
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• BSE case shows that strict control measures work
• NFUS angry at decision to class fruit and veg jobs as ‘low wage’
• No resting on Laurens as Burke eyes Haydock boost with Lord Oberon
• Kaneria comes clean on spot-fixing six years after receiving life ban
• Host Garcia two shots off the pace as he eyes third straight title
• Davies rolling back the years with second senior major win in Indiana
• Opening 66 keeps Law in frame for Tour step-up
• Hutcheon heads into winter a happy man after third Scottish PGA triumph
• Jones targets new approach to cope with absence of Vunipola duo
• ‘Junior All Blacks’ a distant memory as Blade brings cutting edge to Scotland’s pack options
• Gilchrist keen to move on from injury setbacks and start all over again
• Leicester boosted by swift return of May to face Scarlets
• Dalziel can’t believe his luck as Ferguson checks in at Kelty Hearts
• Rangers fail in bid to have IFA’S Lafferty ban revoked
• ‘Unfair’ axe was easier for Mcintyre to stomach due to widespread support
• Glenn says Khan’s Wembley withdrawal won’t stifle grassroots funding debate
• ‘Nobody better than fully-fit Griffiths
• Hibs ready to silence Parkhead
• Kearney aims to find a manageable squad
• Shaw extends United stay
• Dodds not on /Mcintyre must find different No 2
• “Rugby has a funny way of bringing you back down to earth when you think you have made it”
• Hearts duo ruled out for five months
• DRIVER SATISFACTI­ON – THE BEST AND WORST CARS TO OWN
• ECG MONITORS COULD BEAT CAR THIEVES

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