The Scotsman - 2018-10-22

• Weakened May faces rebellion from Scots Tory MPS
• Strip row overshadow­s Glasgow’s Euro win against Cardiff
• Brian Monteith: Being in the single market does not benefit the UK
• Calls for embassy death answers
• Greens lay out terms to back budget
• In pictures: The fighting spirit and humanity of Edinburgh’s Muirhouse
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy reflects on First World War with centenary sonnet
• Chocolate Labradors die younger because of their colour, scientists find
• Military to investigat­e suicide rates of veterans
• Apple pick of the bunch as UK’S most popular private employers revealed
• ‘Independen­ce will keep Scotland in Europe’ – Connolly
• More ‘Brexit diplomacy’ as Dutch royals make their first UK state visit
• MPS push for research on antimicrob­ial resistance
• Charity seeks better support and ‘right to rehab’ for stroke patients
• Bodyguard ‘most misogynist­ic TV show in years’
• Spring unveiling planned for world-class golf course
• Actress Selma Blair reveals multiple sclerosis diagnosis
• ‘I’m so emotional I ended up crying with them – I cried at every birth’
• Labour calls for end to cashpoint charges
• Charity calls for seven-day B&BS limit for homeless
• Lives of old people ‘being put at risk’ during council strike
• Moscow condemns ‘dangerous’ Trump arms treaty withdrawal
• Congo rebels kill 13 and abduct children amid Ebola outbreak
• 2,000 migrants cross river into Mexico in bid to reach US illegally
• The map of Jacobite support that alarmed the King
• EU loves UK’S ‘cultural magnetism’ and still remembers WWII stand
• Inside Justice
• Down south, divorce can be difficult
• Patent applicatio­ns for Ai-related inventions is key
• Dependants do come before your work in some instances
• Poll precedent
• Victims of vegans
• Spare the rod…
• Significan­t benefits to UK from building or installing wind turbines are a fallacy
• ON TWITTER
• Peanut peril
• Green shoots
• Lovely and likeable, but lacking weight
• Tae Sup Wi’ A Fifer
• Mind-blowing experience for young theatre-makers
• Martha Reeves/london Gospel Choir
• ‘Worrying trend’ as Scottish profit alerts rise again
• UK Q3 dividends break quarterly records
• Beware the onset of Fangst – tech stocks are safe
• Hat-trick of appointmen­ts for communicat­ions consultanc­y
• Do insolvenci­es spell trouble?
• Scotland’s drive to harness the true value of data
• Smart start-ups are prioritisi­ng staff wellbeing
• Skyscanner’s Williams on board with tech venture
• Start-up targets global growth
• Takehisa Kosugi
• Mario Buatta
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Don’t bank on a laugh from your financial advisers
• Tears of joy as Edmund wins first Tour title
• Mccolgan emulates her mother with surprise win
• Koepka is new world No 1 after his four-shot success in Korea
• We got a fright, says Gerrard
• “The F1 title will have to wait until Mexico. Lewis Hamilton failed by a fag paper”
• Aitken tips Brown to stay at Celtic
• Duffy takes over at lowly Dumbarton as Durrant exits
• Hearts extend lead as show of defiance holds Dons at bay
• Brogan quits after Rovers eliminated by Formartine
• County leapfrog Ayr to meet their early target
• Hibs’ wait for title set to continue after defeat
• Scott the orchestrat­or as Toulon exposed by Edinburgh harmony
• New 7,800-seater Murrayfiel­d home for capital club gets go-ahead from city council
• ‘We need to be more clinical’, says Rennie ahead of Lyon tests
• Second-half revival a relief for Heriot’s
• Melrose ‘game management’ is key as Currie fall just short
• Pollock hits out following defeat by five-star Hawick
• Precious win for Ayr but few diamonds on display

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