The Scotsman - 2019-02-21

• Westminste­r at war
• Killie boss rails against anti-catholic abuse at Ibrox
• Police sound warning over smacking ban workload
• A fish called Mary and the ‘virgin birth’
• Catherine Calderwood: Is medical treatment sexist?
• Bill Jamieson:
• Kenny Macaskill:
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Glasgow Film Festival rolls out the red carpet as it stages 15th birthday party
• Hill’s debut is a paean to its period
• Westminste­r’s high street reforms ‘could leave Scotland behind’
• Store merger in jeopardy amid CMA concerns over pricing
• Alesha accused told ‘pack of lies’, jury hears
• MP: ‘Dysfunctio­nal’ No10 didn’t care
• MPS who left the Tory party have spoken out against Brexit
• Hatton suspended from Labour just days after being readmitted
• Brexit deal still in the balance with crucial week looming
• Union condemns ‘regressive’ parking tax
• Swinney has ‘a relentless focus’ on improving system
• MP in complaint over Thomson ‘groping’
• ‘Thinking about it was more nerveracki­ng than actually doing it’
• Scottish fish farms raided in EU salmon cartel probe
• Thirty minutes of morning exercise ‘cuts blood pressure’
• Doctor serial killers under a spotlight in chilling show
• Bangladesh denies entry to jihadi bride who left UK for Syria
• MSPS back plans to cut fuel poverty
• Officer stabbed on duty to run marathon for injured police
• Awareness courses call for 20mph speeders
• Government reverses ocean summit bar for 11-year-old eco warriors
• Graduation fees scrapped at third Scots university
• Fire fears over ‘repaired’ tumble dryers
• Putin warns Washington against deploying US missiles in Europe
• Egypt executes nine over 2015 assassinat­ion of leading prosecutor
• Four-oven Agas
• Prepare for change post-brexit
• Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites: What did they really want?
• Innovation realised in partnershi­ps between business and academia
• Real people benefit directly from the difference your support can make to their lives
• Can centre hold?
• Higher taxation could end homelessne­ss and ‘violence of poverty’ in Scotland
• ON TWITTER
• Lloyds plays down Brexit concerns as annual profits leap
• Energy recruiter launches in Copenhagen
• Takeda ties up with Dundee uni to combat Alzheimer’s
• Capital healthtech company Care Sourcer goes for growth with key hiring
• Car park investment­s rev up
• French Duncan targeting new heights
• Boost family fortunes by widening rental choice
• Wood panel manufactur­er Norbord reveals £35m investment in Inverness
• Forth Ports gets green light for port expansion on Thames
• Apprentice scheme mixing study with work doubles places
• Lloyds’ robust results help FTSE’S ascent
• Helping you at the most difficult time of life
• Dr Katharina Lindner
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• YESTERDAY'S SOLUTIONS
• Efficiency, not size, is the key to high performanc­e
• Mullins goes for Gold with four chances
• Tennis chief hails academy coach Azevedo as ‘world class’
• Rahman ton in vain as Black Caps prevail
• Scotland slump to ODI defeat as Omani batsmen gain swift revenge
• Weir released back to Worcester by Scotland, two days after call-up
• Sexton will continue to play close to the edge
• In hope of exhausting powerful French tyros
• 13-week ban for player who cleared his nose in opponent’s face
• Stricker: Reed has made his peace
• Woods has had Masters on his mind since ‘October or November’
• Montgomeri­e and Gallacher lead tributes to Matt Lygate
• Last-gasp winner from Sterling puts City in command after penalty farce
• Reborn Burke is back on Scotland radar
• Heckingbot­tom ready to embrace capital rivalry
• Scotland among top seeds for Euro draw as Kerr targets treble feat
• Marcelino: We must not relax
• No red card remorse from Brown for Rugby Park goal celebratio­n
• SEAN MAITLAND
• Scoring first can help us make history in Spain, says Rodgers
• No complaints on Muir shoes
• Villa has added family value by extension
• Turn sleuth to solve household mysteries the internet way
• Rural retreats from the Dear Green Place
• USP Bijou mews
• Wow-factor homes with real country feel

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