The Scotsman - 2019-11-04

• Tory accused of groping Labour MP in bar quits
• Scotland’s fire chief hits out at ‘disappoint­ing’ Grenfell Tower report
• Baftas Scots film and TV stars on the red carpet
• Morelos breaks Hearts in cup semi, and Rangers guarantee striker won’t leave in January
• A ‘greener’ vision for Princes St Gardens
• One Nation Boris? Good luck with that Page 23
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Johnson confirms he will reject indyref2 request if elected PM
• Labour signals delay to SNP indyref2 hopes
• NHS will be sold off to Trump in trade deal, say Scots party leaders
• End to benefits freeze branded a ‘cynically timed’ decision at election time
• Remain talks to create ‘toxic trauma’
• Labour questions links between PM’S adviser Cummings and Russia
• Police still investigat­ing OAP’S death in her home nine days ago
• Charles caught up in fake £50m artwork claims
• Walker collected 96 miles worth of litter during his West Highland Way trek
• NHS receives £10m boost to tackle winter pressures
• Chapter and verse on helping children discover the joy of books
• Scarlett Moffatt: ‘I’ve just been so much more confident in myself’
• Thousands are living with chronic cancer
• MPS say drug possession should be legalised
• Backpacker’s family’s plea over images of dead body
• Baghdad blocked by protesters demanding government quits
• Councillor’s ear bitten off after knifeman attacks demonstrat­ors
• Margaret’s mysterious world as half an art power couple
• Grenfell Tower fire was a national tragedy that’s been over-shadowed by Brexit
• Farage twist is just the first – expect many more surprises
• Voters should put policies before tribe
• Inside Justice
• Damages award the first step to healing
• Without reform, our civil courts will attract fraudsters
• Renewables are going to play an increasing role in the energy mix
• A chance to change law on fostering to fit this century
• SNP will view every vote for them as an incentive for more years of discord
• ON TWITTER
• Indyref2 ‘No’
• Sound and vision used to a beguiling effect
• Acosta Danza
• Sixties tale exposes misery of a society riven by class
• RSNO/JARVI
• Bounce back seen in confidence levels across Scots firms
• Private bank announces Edinburgh hire
• Safe Shores Monitoring pushes ahead with expansion drive
• Tap into cyber security tools
• We must step up the fight in battle for equal pay
• Codeclan’s role in shaping the digital landscape
• ‘Wee Book’ publisher to make it big in US debut
• William Mowat-thomson
• NOW & THEN
• Agriscot gives minister chance to boost industry
• Barty scoops record prize with WTA Finals win
• No excuses from Edinburgh over soggy defeat in Treviso
• Nine-try massacre of Aberdeen has Chieftains snapping at Marr’s heels
• Emotional Hamilton on top of world again with title No 6
• Morelos sinks Hearts as Rangers enjoy a stroll in Hampden Park
• Brace yourselves, the Glasgow giants are going head-to-head for silverware
• Davis now eager for a repeat of his 2011 League Cup heroics
• United stay top as they put on-the-road losing run behind them with win at Caley
• Macphee believes defeat doesn’t change his chance of landing manager’s job
• Brown in his element, leading fro
• Om the front as usual
• Springboks discover pot of gold at end of the rainbow
• England offer Jones contract until next World Cup in 2023
• WGC joy for Mcilroy as Macintyre signs off in style on debut
• Dryburgh ‘gutted’ after missing out on LPGA card by one shot

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