The Scotsman - 2019-02-08

• Back in Brussels: May secures more talks...but no concession­s
• Edinburgh backs plan for the UK’S first ‘tourist tax’
• ‘How could you say you loved someone if you left them to die’
• Infection kills fifth patient as hospitals investigat­ed
• 44 Scotland Street
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Glasgow agrees half a billion pound remortgagi­ng deal for equal pay bill
• Acting Tory leader brands MP’S bar behaviour ‘unacceptab­le’
• ‘Fog’ raises risk of recession in UK
• Ministers ‘living in fantasy world’
• ‘A kick in the teeth’ for staff as Rosyth to shed 150 jobs
• Scots life expectancy stalls as health inequaliti­es worsen, say new reports
• Mobile use by drivers targeted in crackdown
• Not a grain of truth in the old drinking yarn about downing beer before wine
• MSP to join music cuts ‘flashmob’
• Parking tax ‘will hurt those on low incomes’
• Utility bills to rise as price cap hiked
• Tributes paid to trailblazi­ng mountainee­r pair who died on Ben Hope
• Ten-year ban on keeping animals after neglect case
• ‘The museum is now one of the great national museums of the world’
• ‘It’s a good time for TV, and for storytelli­ng in general’
• Mother-of-two gets green light to begin cancer cell therapy
• Crackdown pledge on rogue Fringe firms
• ‘Wolf ’ who coached Celtic Boys Club jailed over child sex attacks
• ‘Clean food’ confuses Masterchef duo
• New guide to help 14,500 Scots living with coeliac disease
• ‘People think it’s psychosoma­tic’
• Facebook ordered to collect less data by German regulatory body
• Gucci recalls ‘blackface sweater’ in the latest fashion house faux pas
• For our kids’ sake, it’s time to panic
• A Brexit deal is possible – but both main parties must destroy themselves
• I just cannot seem to join the book club – even on the beach
• This isn’t the Brexit the UK voted for
• Inside Transport
• Climate change may cause havoc to biodiversi­ty of this wild country
• It may be time to put legumes on the table as the future of Scottish eating
• Burns in hell
• Space to explain
• Westminste­r must take firm action now to end passage of fake refugees to UK
• ON TWITTER
• Is £2 tax right?
• Miller Homes rolls out plans for 1,700 Scottish properties
• Network chairman role for entreprene­ur
• Blackadder­s agrees deal for Granite City legal practice
• Glasgow digital tech firm signs up former Shell executive to C-level post
• Dairy group in £55m milk deal
• Funds agreed for major office scheme
• Brexit, and the ins and out of employing EU staff
• Acquisitio­n of Peterhead oilfield firm marks UK debut for Norwegian player
• Aberdeen comms firm Jasmine looking sweet with D2 swoop
• Pound’s gains push blue-chip index into red
• Charles Smith
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Brexit ‘intransige­nce’ is main threat to agricultur­e
• Second blow for Musselburg­h as flu forces racing into total shutdown
• Nineinarow /Nitties equals world record as Forrest starts well
• Plan to tempt women to play in Scotland
• England down to bare bones as Stokes is rated doubtful for third Test
• English top-flight extend cap of £30 for fans going to away matches
• Clarke wins vote to serve four years as vice-president
• Late starter Cosgrove aiming to chase down Rangers rival
• Queen’s downplay Hampden sale delay and insist deal will be finalised soon
• Attack-minded Celtic make Toljan feel right at home
• Six-match ban for Kettlewell after confrontat­ion with match official
• Young Scots looking for momentum shift as Irish come calling
• Bonar: We need 80-minute performanc­e to repeat Ireland win
• Experience­d duo boost Club XV for trophy bid
• Five Ireland changes but beware wounded pride
• Language may play a part in French decline
• ‘Tough to drop hat-trick hero’
• “The way we were playing, we would have been right up there. I believe we will bounce back”
• Morelos red card appeal
• Kidd: Arnold ideal for Hibs
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