The Scotsman - 2019-10-28

• Trump threatens to ‘drop’ IS fighters at borders of allies
• PM could back SNP ‘gimmick’ Bill for election
• ‘Central Park’ future for George Square
• Time Nicola tended to the grassroots
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Highlands ‘as good as jungles and deserts for learning wilderness survival lessons’
• Lost Doris Day album is revived by the man she looked after as a child
• Union boss defends his failed attempt to oust Scots Labour MP
• Care home resident left dead in room for 24 hours as GP shortages hit home
• Migrant victim ‘dismissed’ her family’s plea
• Surge in people traffickin­g may only worsen as UK stops working with Europol
• Failure to examine Bercow bullying claims ‘is an establishm­ent stitch-up’
• Scots football chiefs set to ban under-12s from heading balls
• Third of Glasgow School of Art staff ‘unduly stressed’
• Charity highlights rising council tax debts
• ‘I accepted the fame gladly because if you’re not wellknown you don’t work’
• ‘It makes you question. Would I have done the same? Would I be brave enough?’
• Call to end ‘fly-in-fly-out’ plastic surgery
• Nightmare on Downing Street this Halloween
• Chile’s president asks his entire cabinet to resign over protests
• Tens of thousands take to streets of Barcelona urging Spanish unity
• The Scots slave owner ‘celebrated’ for killing a native chief
• Essex lorry deaths are just a small part of a huge global problem
• Unionism is indivisibl­e so Scots Tories must make their choice
• Politician­s must act on real reform of NHS
• Inside Justice
• Realistic court cases
• Restructur­ing investment­s before we leave EU sensible
• Make learning fun
• Receiving legal aid can be a liability for many years
• What control?
• Employers of illegal labour should share blame with criminal travel ‘firms’
• Madchester stalwarts still twisting our melons
• Will Young
• Unmellow cello duet is more of an Anglo-french duel
• Capital’s boutique hotel firm nets £1m to drive expansion
• Warning over gap in pension knowledge
• Active fund managers still have a lot to offer
• Trio of promotions for property consultanc­y heavyweigh­t JLL
• Tackling risks of clock change
• CVAS: the go-to remedy for struggling retailers
• Fostering a resilient entreprene­urial ecosystem
• Cairngorms lodge rental firm targets expansion
• Think of loved ones and plan for the future
• Jack Burnett
• NOW & THEN
• Only certainty is that things will remain uncertain
• Hamilton must wait for joy of six
• Emphatic victory was real statement from Edinburgh
• Rennie: ‘We can turn it round, we’re not panicking’
• GHA left to lick wounds after Heriot’s rapid start
• Scotland face play-off as batsmen fail to fire
• Brown keeps cool to win first Tour title and secure card
• Outstandin­g, outstandin­g football... Lennon lavishes praise on rampant Celtic
• Gerrard: Tavernier needs fans’ help
• World beater
• Celtic masterclas­s leaves Dons red in the face
• Berra looks on bright side as he praises ‘steely’ teenager Hickey
• Helander fillip at Ibrox as Rangers complete recovery
• Neilson hails his United players for shrugging off the ‘negativity’
• Wright lauds Saints’ midfield maestros
• ROUND BY ROUND
• ‘Tough times but they brought us even closer together,’ says trainer
• ‘We can leave Japan with heads high’ says Gatland
• Heinz is ruled out as England suffer injury worries for the final
• Broxburn and Penicuik pull off shock cup wins
• Spoils shared in Fife derby
• Recurring nightmare goes on as Hibs suffer the jitters
• Reds fight back to foil Spurs as United hit goal No 2000

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