The Scotsman - 2019-10-04

• Parents ‘must be educated’ on Scotland’s smacking ban
• Johnson faces mounting EU resistance to his Brexit deal
• Investigat­ion: How the US military is using Prestwick Airport ‘for free’
• £1bn whisky exports put ‘at risk’ from trade war
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s wildlife on slippery slope as half of all species decline
• Banksy chimpanzee­s artwork nets record £9.9 million at Sotheby’s sale
• Flodigarry Fairies lodge formal objection to island fish farm
• Sturgeon says the only no-deal Brexit alternativ­e is no Brexit
• Brain-damaged girl can go abroad for treatment
• MSP expenses soar as fears over security hit home
• Residents rail against plan for Forth Bridge climbing
• Ministers at risk of breaking the law over FOI requests
• The painters pushing the boundaries of watercolou­rs
• In The Politician the journey to the White House begins in high school
• Art teacher faces jail for string of sex assaults
• No fracking licences to be granted in Scotland says minister
• UK’S greenhouse gas reduction ‘has slowed’
• Community turbines bring 100,000 new trees to Western Isles
• ‘Fight goes on’ despite rejection of pension discrimina­tion claim
• Dust that forms stars and planets recreated by laboratory team
• World awaits new intake
• A very warm welcome to all
• Paris police employee kills four colleagues in knife rampage
• Iraq cuts web access in bid to end antigovern­ment protests
• 150 years on, peeing is political once more
• Vic Valentine Count trans people as who we really are
• This Joker is making me nervous – but I’m still going to watch him
• Trump whisky tariff belies warm words
• Inside Transport
• Stories of self-help and dedication spotlight what it is to be a human
• Clash of the titans – will the US and China fall into the trap of war as they battle to be the top dog?
• Homeward bound
• Broad girn
• Decision to nationalis­e Ferguson shipyard will come back to haunt the SNP
• ON TWITTER
• Whisky galore
• Car boss warns of ‘Armageddon’ risk over no deal Brexit
• Miller Homes adds chief operating officer
• Stagecoach set to contest rail franchise ban in High Court
• Aberdeen software outfit Insiso on track for £1 million after contract wins
• Record haul for Scrabster
• Social enterprise service opens doors
• Who comes here post-brexit needs fine tuning
• Malt group wins ‘unpreceden­ted’ deal after pumping £3m into Moray base
• Footsie ends lower again as miners slump
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Peter Sissons
• NOW & THEN
• US tariffs threat ‘should not be underestim­ated’
• Magnificen­t mare Enable drawn in stall nine as she bids for Arc treble
• Golden shot /Mcintosh takes top trophy at Scottish Sports Awards
• Johannesse­n rips up form book to lead in Madrid
• Hep hep hooray /Johnson-thompson seals stunning gold
• No worries as Muir strides confidentl­y into the final
• Zverev and Tsitsipas boost ATP Finals chances as Evans bows out in Beijing
• Up for Matt
• Former Zimbabwe internatio­nal Mackay is new chief of Cricket Scotland
• Stokes will hit for the North in new ‘Hundred’
• Graham boosted by Borders award but agonises over below-par display
• Schmidt plays down Sexton injury as Irish toil to victory
• BATTLE TO QUALIFY: POOL A SCENARIOS
• Forrest flourishin­g/championsh­ip player of month backs Stewart for Ayr job
• Scotland call up Findlay for Euro qualifiers after Cooper ruled out
• ‘It’s a team effort’ says Neilson as United look to stay top of the pile
• Southgate: Abraham is now ready for England
• GROUP G STANDINGS
• Lennon hails an outstandin­g performanc­e as Celtic go top
• Gerrard rues lack of VAR as Rangers pay penalty
• SITTING COMFORTABL­Y
• THE CAR IN FACTS

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