The Scotsman - 2019-10-07

• Westminste­r warned over independen­ce complacenc­y
• No panic, says Lennon, as Rangers leapfrog Celtic at top of the table
• Davidson not likely to seek re-election
• Concerns raised over ‘not proven’
• Lesley Riddoch: The warning signs for all unionists
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Attenborou­gh’s plea to Scotland: ‘act now’
• ‘grasp opportunit­y’ of striking a new deal
• Johnson prepared to ‘squat’ in No 10 if found in contempt of court
• MOD urged to stop planned Scottish base closures
• Flood warnings issued as Scotland gears up for third day of heavy rain
• Youtube removes ‘pick-up artist’ videos
• Midden pottery offers clues to Scots kings and queens
• Flexible working is ‘good for business’
• The power of fairy tales in women’s lives
• ‘They’re really bad people, but our job is to make them human’
• MSPS urged to abandon workplace parking levy
• Neglected works of architect celebrated
• Scottish mother wins child abduction case after high court ruling
• Masked protesters defy ban in latest Hong Kong demonstrat­ion
• Women allowed to rent hotel rooms in Saudi tourism push
• Secrets of the ‘Bad Minister’ of the north to be unlocked
• Women’s rights just took one step forward – and one step back
• Political reckoning that offers an overdue realignmen­t
• UK government’s gift of complacenc­y to SNP
• Inside Justice
• CALM approach can work festive wonders
• Public service funding must find a different type of PPP
• No one should be prevented from becoming a solicitor
• Enforced mediation may lead to further difficulti­es
• Work with Boris
• Rise in predators also poses major threat to declining bird and animal numbers
• ON TWITTER
• Bunkered ...
• Ben Elton
• Rachel Sermanni/rose Cousins
• RSNO: The Golden Age of Vienna
• No body-snatching required – Beethoven brought back to life
• Fly Me to the Moon
• High-tech business scheme fuels £77m economic windfall
• Big business defies Brexit to invest in staff
• Cruden bolsters foundation in homes division with new MD
• Care for compassion­ate leave
• UK energy can lead race to net zero emissions
• Shining deals prove Scotland’s tech star is rising
• Vertical farm firm targets seed funds to grow 40 sites
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Stuart Mcara
• NOW & THEN
• WEEKEND PUZZLER SOLUTIONS
• Could feared trade wars drive farmers to street protests?
• Waldgeist ends Enable dream
• Edinburgh shrug off absence of big hitters
• Rahm celebrates breaking Seve record
• Rangers go top and are ‘better equipped’ to maintain title bid
• Fagerson shrugs off late bonus for Japan
• Dykes qualifies for Scotland says Holt and urges call-up
• Reckless Christie leaves Celtic short of ideas
• We have to take responsibi­lity, says Maclean, as manager Levein fumes
• Mallan the diplomat as Mcinnes rages at Aberdeen’s two red cards
• Traore stuns City to leave Liverpool eight clear
• May says Saints need to find cutting edge
• ‘The squad and players we have, on our day we can beat any team in the world’
• Scots tune up in hope there is some sunshine to come…
• Ex-pat Moore revelling in Japan fairytale
• Ford’s focus on France after England banish 2015 ghosts
• Inverness steal the show as Ayr blow chance to go top after United slip-up
• Raith show character
• Clark’s 4x400 bronze medal drama is relay tough to take

The Scotsman - 2019-10-05

The Scotsman - 2019-10-08