The Scotsman - 2019-10-31

• Corbyn could back new indyref ‘as early as 2021’
• Fergie’s gift to library named in his honour
• Clutha crash pilot ‘took a chance’ over fuel warnings
• I understand fans’ frustratio­n, says Hearts boss Levein after latest defeat
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Rudd claims PM asked her to stay as she joins list of MPS standing down
• Cost of Brexit: £1,600 for every Scot
• Tories pledge ‘referendum-free
• Scotland’ after election victory
• Lib Dems hint at proremain deal but reject coalitions
• Even in nation polarised by Brexit volatile voters are hard to predict
• Fate of the NHS post-brexit dominates PMQS as election battle lines drawn
• BBC presenter seeking £700k back pay
• Timeline of a tragedy: the final Clutha flight
• Parents change books ‘to protect kids’
• Father launches legal challenge to fees for school music lessons
• Extinct on our shores, but the wolf still howls in popular imaginatio­n
• A decade after Zombieland, the cast are reunited for another adventure
• MSP says flaws made Sick Kid’s hospital a ‘deathtrap’
• Families warned about dangers of flammable Halloween costumes
• The party of a lifetime as Burns Night starts Chinese Year of the Rat
• FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS
• Ex-administra­tors at Ibrox can sue Lord Advocate, court rules
• Arson victim ‘cried with joy’ over Bafta breakthrou­gh
• Grenfell Tower survivors welcome highly critical report but firefighte­rs angry
• Mass protests in Lebanon and Iraq pose a challenge to Iran
• Turkey and Russia to start joint patrols in Syria as Kurds leave
• Can’t wait for the election? I can…
• Some Lords may wish to stay sleeping
• Forget complaints about a winter election – what we need is democratic revival
• I’m ashamed to have joked about Vietnamese migrants
• Brexit will damage the economy
• Inside Health
• Creating social or environmen­tal benefit is the primary objective
• Don’t be buffaloed into believing farmers aren’t doing their bit for sustainabi­lity
• An honest MP
• Lesley Riddoch’s agenda in attacking BBC’S supposed ‘bias’ is plain to see
• ON TWITTER
• Named Person
• Fintech galvanisin­g Scots sector with £20m investment
• 150 jobs lost in double manufactur­ing hit
• Next cautious over outlook after sales joy for October
• Scottish technology sector veteran appointed to chair laser system outfit
• Surveyors downbeat on sector
• Educationa­l robot firm seeks funding
• Halloween marks spooky spell for house sales
• Plotting a path to investment
• FTSE on the up as markets await Fed rate
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• Mercury crosses Sun as bright planets converge in evening sky
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Kirkwood leads drive to revitalise UK pig sector
• Mccornick puts trade at centre of NFUS’S election demands
• Gosden filly She’s Got You looks ready to win in Listed company
• Hill going round the globe as he strives to keep improving
• Sorenstam to make history with her father in fun Florida tournament
• England fined for crossing line
• During haka
• Quicker, more expansive style of play bringing out best in Hickey
• Federer pulls out of possible showdown with Murray
• Tie still finely balanced despite a great away result, insists City boss
• Aberdeen get back on track as Ferguson returns to haunt Accies
• Liverpool edge Arsenal in shootout after ten-goal Anfield thriller
• Former Dons keeper Ward shines for Leicester
• Fans turn on Levein as revived Saints add to Hearts’ troubles
• Fans sing the praises of Celtic’s unassuming hero
• All right Jack as Rangers hit four to swat aside County
• Motherwell up to third as early Bruce red card proves costly for Killie
• “It’s massive for Scottish cricket to reach a World Cup … a brilliant achievemen­t”
• Relief for Hibs as boss blast does the trick
• Stepping up
• Autumn sees no fall in alluring offerings

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