The Scotsman - 2019-08-27

• MPS in ‘rebel parliament’ warning over no-deal exit
• Aidan Smith: Why Billy is having a laugh over Scottish humour
• Sturgeon says Scotland can lead world in 5G technology
• Priceless photo archive belongs to Glasgow again
• Boy charged after fire engulfs high school
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Edinburgh Festival Fringe audience soars above three million mark for first time
• ‘Racial tensions heightened during festivals,’ claims BAME campaigner
• ‘Time to pull out all the stops for 1,400 pupils’
• PM to create more Brexiteer peers
• Talks ‘road map’ after G7 invite
• Brazil anger at $20m Amazon help
• Brown accuses SNP of using Holyrood as a ‘battering ram’
• Brothers found ancient coins near site of one of UK’S bloodiest battles
• National approach to cancer treatment after chemo scandal
• Refugee eviction appeal will challenge Serco actions
• Family’s fresh appeal for answers over Scot’s death
• ‘I really like being funny. It’s the least adult thing in my life’
• Simon Amstell: ‘In this country, we don’t overshare, we undershare’
• When Keneally waltzes off into song, the only thing you can do is go for it and join in
• Götterdämm­erung
• Fewer than a third of parents read to their children every day, charity finds
• Cabin bags ‘suitable for Ryanair’ fall foul of rules
• Ban mass slaughter of mountain hares now, say conservati­onists
• Domestic abusers should lose council houses, says guide
• Weinstein pleads not guilty to new indictment but trial delayed
• Indonesia to move capital from sinking Jakarta to Borneo
• SNP ditched the promise, not the debt
• He gifted us Wee Willie Winkie – but died in poverty
• Inside Environmen­t
• Movement to save Britain’s transport heritage builds up a head of steam
• That’s the spirit – railway plans could whisk loads of Scotch off busy roads
• ... and statistics
• Scottish FA’S response to sectariani­sm of some Rangers fans is beyond belief
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Digital jobs soar as capital strengthen­s top tech hub status
• Tech fund targets start-ups ready for US
• Build-to-rent sector surges but lags behind rest of the UK
• Snapshot of SME sentiment towards law firms a ‘wake-up call’ for industry
• SMES face £9bn bill for ‘crises’
• Think of loved ones and plan for the future
• Colin Hall
• NOW & THEN
• Arun Jaitley
• Union issues call to widen net for key beef scheme
• Guide offers ‘vital’ advice on new tenancy succession rules
• Entreprene­urial opportunit­y in Eyemouth
• Fanning aims to add to tally
• Cult hero Leach claims key role in compelling spectacle
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Paine backs Lyon to put fatal fumble behind him
• Misty-eyed Miley holds on to her dreams of Olympic glory at last
• Bennett bounces back to take stage as Roche retains leader’s red jersey
• Wightman faces tense wait before learning fate
• It’s not about the money as Mcilroy achieves his ‘lowest score’ target
• Inkster’s picks add greater experience to US team
• Konta survives a
• ‘Frustrated and angry’ Evans gets job done against Mannarino
• Late starter Stewart aims to throw in fast finish
• Sinckler inspired by former Lion Jones as he aims to rack up 80 caps
• Schoeman finds fitness and fun in sun
• Mccallum proves the difference as Biggar carry prowess forward to under-18 level
• Fine Rangers form earns ‘hungry’ Jack a call-up to Scotland squad
• After collapse of potential buyout deal
• Wright looks on bright side after late draw
• May’s return to Saints is back on - but only if they both find ‘middle ground’
• Klopp throws further doubt on his long-term future with Liverpool
• Coyne reckons Lennon criticism is ‘disgracefu­l’ and tips Celtic to win
• Clarke backs Uefa’s Ibrox action over sectariani­sm

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