The Scotsman - 2019-02-07

• Benedetti: Councils shouldn’t be allowed to scrap music tuition
• City leader: Parking tax ‘should be paid for by employees’
• Firms hit the ‘pause button’ over Brexit
• Downhill all the way for bike scheme
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• ‘Semi-porn’ shoot used to sell Scotland kit
• Cost of 20mph signs could hamper councils
• One Scottish restaurant closes every three days
• No time to waste, first ministers warn - May must delay Brexit now
• More than 300 officers standing by for handling post-brexit incidents
• Nato summit means two Trump visits set for 2019
• Tory MP escorted from Commons bar over report of ‘sexual touching’
• Parkinson’s patients ‘are being let down’
• New cervical screening regime ‘will save lives’
• Empty nesters shy away from reusing children’s rooms
• Humphrys: ‘I should have left Today years ago’
• Historic fire-damaged live music venue faces closure
• Siblings help raise funds to cure disease that killed their father
• Living with the aftermath of a suicide in the family
• ‘You need a guitar band to come out and change the world’
• Fringe venues will not be banned over ‘exploitati­on’ claims
• Merger pays off as legal players win business
• Online course created to improve knowledge and prevent suicide
• Watchdog forces travel booking sites to change their ways
• A national museum of
• Pope says nuns were reduced to sexual slavery by abusive priests
• Macedonia set to join Nato after Greece deal lifts roadblock
• On being escalated
• We face Brexit, not the Apocalypse
• No transporta­tion without taxation – if we want top-class services we must pay for them
• Too hilly for a cycle-hire scheme? Don’t you believe it
• We must call out post-truth politician­s
• Inside Health
• Our difference­s are worth celebratin­g and we all have our own part to play
• We need a network of support to get mental health right for every child
• We won’t be silent
• Where’s Nicola?
• Progress Scotland will be just one more SNP initiative that will come to nothing
• ON TWITTER
• Missing billions
• Fag packet politics?
• Clydesdale owner ups cost trimming from Virgin swoop
• Capital fertility specialist bought by Irish
• Aberdeen’s Proserv inks agreement to sell division
• Corporate law boss welcomes busy six weeks with eight deals completing
• Scottish car sales motor ahead
• Sports tech firm nets six-figure boost
• The evolving fortunes of Scottish rented housing
• Contrastin­g picture as housebuild­ers look to maintain strong foundation­s
• Recent contract wins give a boost to Aberdeen-based Absoft
• Caution and strong pound restrain FTSE
• Colin Macdonald
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• SRUC is a ‘sleeping giant’ says college chief Powell
• Ewing confirms £57m advance on key support for hill farmers
• Elliott’s treble and fine
• Koepka slams ‘childish’ Garcia
• Better-together England hit the bullseye with night on the oche
• Howley wants Welsh to break record
• U20s make three changes to counter Ireland threat
• World Rugby chief says Japan will be a thriller
• Miller’s spot of bother costs Dundee vital home victory
• Frustratio­n for Hearts as Levein’s men draw blank in Livi stalemate
• Tynecastle boss rues lack of quality but takes positives from Ikpeazu return
• Murray goes extra mile to put Seagulls through
• Another victory and clean sheet but injury woes mount for Celtic
• Rodgers: We won’t get ‘too emotional’ about title race
• Motherwell make it five wins in a row to close on top six with Saints adrift
• Morelos sees red after 55
• Gerrard’s Morelos warning after striker sees red again
• “Hoggy and I can have a bit of fun with it... he winds me up and I wind him up”
• Keeping it old school makes the grade
• A room of one’s own – and a spare one for family and friends

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