The Scotsman - 2019-03-07

• Dugdale launches scathing attack on Labour successor
• Device sent to university linked to London cases
• Wife and child hid as Rodgers’ home raided
• Kenny Macaskill: ‘Prime Minister is lying on knife crime link’
• 44 Scotland St
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Mountain rescue team make ‘painful’ decision to end search for climbers
• Rebel over decision not to debate anti-semitism
• No-deal Brexit ‘could spark global recession’
• Majority in finance sector believe UK faces no-deal Brexit
• Royal Navy stalks Russian ship armed with ‘vomit weapon’
• Football fans put at significan­t risk by inadequate stadium safety standards
• Killer jailed for life over senseless murder of much-loved mechanic
• Muslim convert ‘The Eagle’ jailed for planning Oxford Street attack
• Families ‘torn apart’ by pancreatic cancer want faster treatment
• Offshore wind to provide third of UK power
• Taking a Stand over getting home safely
• Scottish lochs and rivers contaminat­ed with plastic
• Catching 20mph speeders is not a priority, say police
• Early years of a genius who was in love with numbers and nature
• Mary Berry discovers la dolce vita in Rome for her new food show
• Bid to secure Scots music level playing field
• Parents are relying on credit to fund pre-school childcare
• Theatre denies snub to Local Hero’s creator over new musical
• North Korea rebuilding facilities at its long-range rocket site
• Campaigner­s claim children face torture in Iraq over IS links
• Business may see post-brexit bounce
• Poosie and I ready for our straitjack­ets
• SNP got in fankle over currency but it’s no obstacle to independen­ce
• Schools teach French to children who struggle to read English
• Labour must not shut down debate
• Inside Health
• Having a ‘Day’ to mark equality of opportunit­y is a goal worth having
• Trams have us on track to transform our city centre – and the world is sitting up and taking notice
• There’s nothing wrong with abandoning ship if that ship is called the Titanic
• ON TWITTER
• UK finance chiefs say no-deal Brexit is ‘likely’ outcome
• FNZ seeks 100 graduates for new scheme
• L&G becomes Britain’s first £1 trillion funds firm
• Sunshine in Leith as digital marketing business books surge in turnover
• Scottish car sales motor ahead
• Aggreko praises performanc­e in 2018
• Princes Street faces a crossroads over its future
• Jobs boost as Western Isles yard takes on work for offshore wind turbines
• Edinburgh-based ticketing platform debuts charity initiative
• Lack of Brexit headway sees pound decline
• A natural final resting place
• Coy Luther ‘Luke’ Perry III
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Carcase splitting U-turn ‘dents trust in ministers’
• Rural college’s £4.5bn potential
• Weigh in with Pattie
• Locke is now looking at ‘big picture’ after some wise words from Lawrie
• Mcilroy accepts Grand Slam pressure
• ‘I’m pain free. I want to continue playing but I don’t know whether it’s possible’
• Ajax’s academy model can inspire Celtic, claims Ajer
• Breathtaki­ng win over Real likely to send Amsterdam club back to The Future
• Resurgent United’s historic night
• Sarri considers changes to ‘tired’ Chelsea
• FA probing Beardsley bully claims
• Scotland eye perfect time in Kazakhstan
• Kerr says Scots have lifted World Cup hopes with Algarve form
• Heckingbot­tom: ‘We helped to bring Ryan out of his shell’
• Consistenc­y the key to young Scots success against Welsh
• Scotland hosts women’s tour
• Do something before player is badly hurt, pleads Ajer
• “You respect the opposition. But at the same time you don’t put them on a pedestal”
• Murray in Wimbledon doubles hint
• Tucked away house full of sweet surprises
• The perils of getting too comfortabl­e in a home office
• A far better work-life balance in Bonnyrigg
• Risks and rewards assessed

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