The Scotsman - 2019-10-26

• I can’t breathe: Daughter’s final texts
• Army is accused of killing one of its own
• From time travel to serial killers... Scotland’s books of the year revealed
• Saturday Interview Michael O’neill on jousting with giants and turning down Scotland
• Stephen Jardine takes a walk down Princes St
• Back to work for Louise Redknapp
• New welfare agency told to avoid words like ‘benefit’ and ‘allowance’
• Minister who helped Pows flee Nazis is honoured
• Bike storage on trains ‘downright dangerous’
• Johnson tells Corbyn to ‘man up’ and back his plan for election ahead of Christmas
• Scots told not to stockpile drugs ahead of Brexit, but to trust the preparatio­ns
• Frank’s Law campaigner to co-chair Tory carer group
• Trumps ‘frustrated’ by foreign projects ban
• Double fatal crash accused ‘tried to get in car on fire’
• Big Four phone firms invest £530m to tackle remote ‘not spots’
• Tragic six-year-old’s memory is wiped by a rare form of dementia
• Climate change ‘disrupts river flood patterns’
• Michelin-starred chef takes to high seas in bid to raise cash for charity
• Megan and Harry lead discussion on gender balance
• Final climbers booed as ban on ascending Uluru comes into force
• California wildfires sparked minutes after electrical power glitch
• ‘Right on cue’, Nationalis­ts take offence
• Opposition should beware Johnson’s trap
• The importance of meaning
• Fireworks – a
• Slaughter of innocents
• LETTER FROM MALAWI
• Pandering to climate strikers is simply folly
• Tourist Tax toil
• Irish unificatio­n
• It’s time we celebrated Scotland’s range of buildings – including modern car parks
• ON TWITTER
• Leave it out
• Connected to our global community
• Family fortunes a rich seam in sickness, health and death
• Honeyblood
• Edinburgh fintech firm Nucleus hails increase in assets
• Maven gives backing to property bonds
• Aberdeen Science Centre names new CEO as transforma­tion gathers pace
• Fund taps wealthy whisky fans
• Barclays profit joy despite hit from payment protection bill
• Footsie flat as traders look for direction
• Call for clarity passed on loud and clear to politicos
• Who’s calling? It may not be who it seems
• WEST LOTHIAN COLLEGE
• Freddie Jardine
• NOW & THEN
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Paul’s tour card chase is Dunne
• Lennon’s Euro optimism
• Mathie has a ‘global’ vision of Hibs future
• And then there were four
• UNITED FINANCIAL RESULTS A CAUSE FOR CONCERN
• GERRARD CALLS ON UEFA TO ACT OVER MISSILES
• RENNIE SAYS HE’S STAYING FOR SEASON
• It took long enough, but coaches are now proving their worth at the very top level
• Gatland knows what to expect and admits it won’t be pretty
• Young Ayr players will relish Marr derby challenge, says coach Adair
• Wait is almost over as Dons get set to open new training centre
• New contract gives Mccann a boost as he focuses on maintainin­g top form
• Maxwell taught to ‘stop making saves’ by Southall
• Prograis only wants to be paraded as a superstar claims Mcguigan
• ‘Nothing as good as Glasgow’ says Burns as he eyes farewell fight
• Hamilton left scarred by racial abuse says Wolff
• Women round the world still fighting for the right just to play football
• Deliver us from the hell of a missed online delivery
• Baker and presenter Nichola Reith
• Spa spy Coping strategies
• Healthy outlook
• The best Beaujolais is anything but nouveau
• Prime numbers
• Guns and hormones
• Seeds of change
• Standing in the Shadows
• Music lessons
• A triple celebratio­n of the legacy of folklorist Hamish Henderson
• To Brazil and back
• Singular pleasure
• Adventure for all the family
• Bled, Slovenia
• Tackling the myths around Alzheimer’s
• “I condition my body with Pilates and yoga”
• Autumn is the perfect time for arboretums to take a bough
• Growing from seed is satisfying and eco-friendly
• What surfers really want is pollution free seas, not pollution proof wetsuits
• Your life in the stars

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