The Scotsman - 2019-08-28

• Gray turns down Townsend
• Emergency legal bid to stop Johnson suspending Parliament
• John Craven on Newsround in an age of fake news
• Reactor plan will put Scots ‘at risk’
• Still Game set for final curtain call
• Murdo Fraser: ‘We shouldn’t let ideology shape our landscape’
• Compston and Rundle to join forces in new Glasgow-set BBC One drama
• Sturgeon in Shetland visits-for-votes row
• Brexit Party ‘makes its mind up’ on Bucks Fizz candidate
• Mortgage approvals soaring as borrowers rush to beat deadline
• Veteran who quit SNP over Nato support to leave Holyrood
• Tories and Lib Dems are ‘foolish’ to boycott assembly, says Martin
• Doddie Weir tells how he ‘turned to Dr Google’ to try to stay alive
• SNP under fire for ‘hat-trick of failures’ on latest NHS waiting times
• Mackintosh inspired tea rooms put on the market
• Protests target fish farms over environmen­tal harm
• Schoolgirl­s use airbed to save man and toddler from drowning at sea
• ‘We will see our body shape reflected in at least one of the people there’
• Composer and family die in Swiss plane crash
• Glasgow pupils set to receive 50,000 ipads
• Why innovation is right for city pupils as Apple focuses on education
• Women are demanding change to ‘toxic working culture’ in data sector
• Latest novel is my funniest yet, says Rushdie
• Scotland’s own ‘Elon Musk’ fires up green van
• Johnson & Johnson fined $572m in landmark opioid court ruling
• Bolsonaro rejects aid to fight Amazon fires over Macron remarks
• Top London chef to make debut appearance at fine dining festival in Aberdeen
• Titan of Scotch to be remembered with new award from whisky industry
• Why we should all back amazing Grace
• The Tories’ latest wheeze – work until you drop
• If we remove plastic from the sea, what are we going to do with it?
• Doing nothing is not an option for Doddie
• Inside Arts
• Support is vital for young people in distress – it could prevent a tragedy
• Decisions on medicines are difficult – but we do our best to benefit everyone
• Explosive issues
• We should not have to buy ticket to a book festival to hear politician­s’ opinions
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Record year hailed by legal big-hitter Harper Macleod
• Murdoch initiative reveals first recipient
• US group has designs on growth after Scots takeover
• Edinburgh-based start-up Travelnest appoints former Fanduel executive
• Strathspey snaps up Fife firms
• Beattie merges with Belfast PR group
• Getting fit in your 50s can cost an arm and a leg
• Robertson to build new homes under latest phase of £1bn West Lothian plan
• Pound up on back of efforts to stop no deal
• Ferdinand Piech
• NOW & THEN
• Lamb prices on slide as no-deal Brexit looms
• When an inspector calls...
• Pace pays off at Musselburg­h
• Macrae set to play after cancer op
• SPORTS DIGEST
• ‘It’s not a bad thing’ says Federer after losing first set to qualifier Nagal
• Unlucky Court 13 for Edmund as British No1 falls at first hurdle again
• Osaka forced to dig deep as she overcomes her fitness worries
• Serena now leads Sharapova 20-2 in head-to-heads and admits ‘she brings out the best in me’
• Wiggins embarks on new career path in social work
• Miller wants a ‘proper derby’, by giving Celtic full ticket allocation
• Lafferty signs up for Norwegian relegation battle with Sarpsborg
• Stopping ten in a row was even harder in ’98
• Basel considerin­g a bid for Kamberi as Hibs price their prolific striker at £3m
• Forster amazed by the rise of ‘world class’ Forrest, Celtic’s man for the big occasion
• Bury on brink of expulsion after takeover bid collapses
• Bolton miss EFL deadline but talks to save club from liquidatio­n continue
• Clarke forced into major defensive reshuffle
• Halkett may yet get late call into Scotland Euro squad
• “It was hugely important to have that meeting. The healing process can take a long time”
• Griffiths was not picked for his own good

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