The Scotsman - 2019-10-29

• Winter poll looms despite Johnson’s defeat by MPS
• Fraser Forster: ‘I’d take pay cut for permanent move to Celtic’
• Lorry driver ‘part of global network of smugglers’
• Attacks on firefighte­rs hit four-year high
• Aidan Smith: Should Scots get behind England for World Cup final?
• Special relationsh­ip ‘in tatters’ after Trump IS rhetoric, says MSP
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Museum honour for ‘Forgotten Air Ace’
• SNP says: We’ll win this election
• Party anger as SNP MP attacks election ‘gift’ for Johnson
• – we don’t have any other choice
• Edinburgh and Highlands have half of Scots Airbnb lets as calls for curbs grow
• Man dies after hours trapped at top of chimney
• Hundreds of jobs at risk as NHS laundries face axe
• Celebratin­g the links between high fashion and the Highlands
• Scots drugs deaths are health emergency
• Rock star to launch series of lunchtime shows at Edinburgh’s Ross Bandstand
• Aspirin and ibuprofen could be used to treat depression – scientists
• Vets in Scotland need special training to report ‘animal abuse’
• Number of Scots stroke survivors reaches ten-year high
• Stumped over who pays? Eatery splits the bill
• Argentina gets new president as banks braced for economic drop
• Rising Democrat star quits as photos leaked amid claims of affair
• Until state provides choice, hands off
• Reggae roots and jute are celebrated in a creative family affair
• Hobbes helps to explain why some people aren’t listening to Greta’s pleas
• We must not become nation of ‘splitters’
• Inside Environmen­t
• Scotland throws a million drinks cups in the bin every day – this must change
• Rail freight is fast approachin­g a chance to offer a new line in high-speed delivery
• All mod cons
• Mccluskey’s move to deselect MP raises key points for future of the Labour Party
• ON TWITTER
• Toilet trouble
• Glasgow Gaels
• Tesco deals power Scottish wind farm expansion for EDF
• Olympic skier slides into Par Equity role
• Revenues to soar at Airdrie firm after duo of client wins
• More pain ahead after banking behemoth reports sharp fall in Q3 profits
• Unhealthy sales slide for Boots
• LVMH in £11bn offer for Tiffany & Co
• How to push the button on social media strategy
• Aberdeen-based Well-safe Solutions secures key £66m funding injection
• Fresh delay to Brexit buoys stock market
• John Conyers
• NOW & THEN
• £80m convergenc­e cash ‘aimed at marginal areas’
• Mega dairy unit’s £5m price tag
• Robust results in office letting
• Thunder is lightning quick
• Unbeaten leaders making a strong case for the defence
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Boroughmui­r gain revenge after festival schooling
• Woods equals Snead’s record with 82nd victory
• Juniors playing in adult events is no brainer - and not just for developmen­t
• Jones: ‘Best wishes to Warren… hope he enjoys third and fourth-place play-off’
• No excuses from Murray as Warriors aim to get back on the winning trail
• Hibs must cross the ‘anxiety threshold’ to end winless run
• Neilson urges United to ‘put foot down’ as Mccall seeks another away victory
• Contract talks ‘positive’ as Forrest itches to tie up new Parkhead deal
• It’s no laughing matter for Solskjaer as United find themselves in a spot of bother
• No whispering or pointing of fingers after debacle, insists Mckenna
• ‘We have moved on’ says Hartley as Cove bid to bounce back from cup exit
• Barjonas on a high after new deal

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