The Scotsman - 2019-03-12

• May wins backstop changes in last-minute Brexit dash
• Bombshell for Mcleish as Mcgregor quits Scotland
• ‘World’s End’ serial killer Sinclair dies behind bars
• Plans for new ‘tech city’ next to airport
• Aidan Smith: Spare me the foppy, soppy toffs of Four Weddings
• 44 Scotland St
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Pledge to rebuild Fair Isle’s world famous bird observator­y after ‘devastatin­g’ fire
• Centre for bird research was a North Sea oasis for hardy twitchers
• Baby formula on no-deal priority list
• Billions in assets leave UK as financial services gear up for Brexit
• Airline Ryanair locks British investors out as 29 March looms
• SNP facing grassroots backlash over Scottish currency proposal
• PM has not shifted on indyref2 demands
• ‘Our only real regret should be for the secrets he took to his grave’
• Inventor of the world wide web calls for public and politician­s to end its misuse
• Football hooligan who punched Aston Villa captain jailed for 14 weeks
• Schoolboy, 13, stabbed during lunchtime
• Police officers told to stop sharing pictures of knives on social media
• Finance convener in tram extension warning
• Driver left ‘fighting for life’ after blue-light police crash
• Baking trays in but hi-fis out of inflation basket
• ‘I can be tired, but I’ve none of the worries that my mum had’
• ‘Part of the joy of the show is the many brilliant ways the writers come up with for killing people’
• Airlines continue flying Boeing 737 Max 8s despite Ethiopian disaster
• Authors unite against free digital library accused of stealing books
• Mystery bug halts more operations
• Narrow curriculum slated for restrictin­g pupils’ subject choice
• Paying to sit together on planes ‘not worth it’
• Fossils fuel new theory on when evolution of animal species began
• Call for ship building to be relaunched at dry dock
• Offshore workers start stoppage
• Indonesian woman freed two years after VX nerve agent death
• Iran’s Rouhani seeks to boost ties on first official visit to Iraq
• Public services can be publicly owned
• The Dundee hairdresse­r with Nazi spy maps in her handbag
• Why we must all fight to keep the World Wide Web open and transparen­t
• Brexit: May’s deal or a second vote
• Mass cull of goosanders won’t save wild salmon, writes Jonny Hughes
• Women scientists being whitewashe­d from Wikipedia in lack of bio diversity
• Is it right that your daughter may earn less than your son? Change is needed now
• May can resolve the Brexit crisis – dissolve the Tory party and elect another
• Currency queries
• Sharp response
• ON TWITTER
• Gael force
• Dearly beloved
• Downbeat outlook for Scots economy as confidence slips
• Scots firms missing out on tax incentives
• Crerar Hotels to reposition portfolio with £15m overhaul
• Livingston-based WFS Technologi­es to launch Edinburgh research centre
• Glasgow tech firms join forces
• Ten tech start-ups share £1m funding
• Sharing sustainabl­e constructi­on with the world
• Dundee entreprene­ur awarded £50k to develop innovative healthtech app
• UK’S longest festival of data innovation kicks off in Scotland
• Sterling surge reins in FTSE’S modest gains
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Harry Golding
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Worst fears of the potato sector sprout new growth
• Good for people and good for business
• Lalor on track to make amends
• Scotland can reap rewards of ‘death or glory’ T20 fun
• Joke for Azinger to claim Bay Hill was highlight of Molinari’s career
• Hall is set for ‘major’ date at Sunningdal­e
• It’s Blood, sweat and cheers for Heriot’s as they beat rivals Watson’s to sevens title
• Kruis to get the nod again as injured Itoje is ruled out
• Cautious Guardiola claims City are ‘teenagers’ in Champions League
• Chiellini aims to make his 500th game one of his most memorable
• Cowie set on maintainin­g County’s momentum
• ‘It’s rare now… Football has come long way in dealing with violence’
• Caldwell won’t get ahead of himself and even think about all-championsh­ip semi-final
• Gerrard says only way to stop thugs is to hand them lengthy jail terms
• Morelos won’t want repeat of Hampden ban
• ‘It would be nice to prove a few people wrong’ says Mcinnes
• St Mirren 0 Kilmarnock 1 /Millar time in Paisley as Killie leave it late
• “If she turns up at Prestbury Park in the same form as she has been in all season, she will be very hard to beat”
• Maitland set to return as Scotland No15

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