The Scotsman - 2019-11-05

• Clutha pilot’s fiancée: Crash report denies victims justice
• Corbyn says post-brexit trade deal with US risks ‘rat hairs in paprika’
• Mothercare collapse set to put 2,500 jobs at risk
• It’s a boy! Joy for Sir Andy and wife Kim
• How a Hebridean band became an unlikely hit
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Mcdonnell gets ‘two death threats a week’
• Labour’s Hoyle elected as Commons Speaker
• First Minister demands that drugs laws be devolved after election
• SNP demand for TV debate
• Mothercare through the years
• Bigger discounts tempt ‘disengaged’ shoppers
• HIGH STREET LOWS
• Supermarke­ts urged to sell more loose produce to cut waste
• Fears over fate of missing satellite-tagged sea eagles
• Mcdonald’s boss fired for dating employee set to get £6m payout
• Opium and entreprene­urs – the Scots
• Friendship­s evolve but with a little nurturing, they will endure
• Mapping a future for city’s tourism
• Care home ordered to improve or face closure
• Ruby anniversar­y for top performer
• Gay Byrne, Ireland’s ‘most influentia­l broadcaste­r’, dies at 85
• Eight arrested in Vietnam over 39 migrant deaths
• Private vehicles pulled off roads as judges hit out over Delhi smog
• Tears as Greek heroine meets Jews she saved in Second World War
• Postcards from the edge are a different take on the Isle of Rust
• A year to Judgement Day for Trump – can Republican­s escape his personalit­y cult?
• The decision by Netflix to allow viewers to watch its content speeded up is an act of vandalism, says Aidan Smith
• We must wise up in food waste fight
• Inside Environmen­t
• Do you hear a siren? That’s the warning signal of a full-blown emergency in nature
• From farm to fork, good food is about more than something nice to eat
• What would Guy Fawkes have thought of the political situation in the UK today?
• ON TWITTER
• No Brexit worries
• Picture Gallery
• Macmic sales build but earnings dip amid uncertaint­y
• Benny Higgins to chair financial planner
• Service sector in spotlight as constructi­on dealt a blow
• Fledgling Glasgow insurer Blackford grows operation in Scottish capital
• Amazon takes space in Rosyth
• Anderson Strathern backing Amiqus
• We need to home in on ways to build more houses
• University of Strathclyd­e to provide ‘pioneering’ fintech degree in Bahrain
• Mothercare plummets as FTSE climbs
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Elizabeth Reid
• NOW & THEN
• Call for clarity over UK government support
• Beef exports defy Brexit fears
• UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYD­E
• UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF SCOTLAND
• Retirement village in the vanguard
• Receiver can collect win
• RACE RETURNS
• Buffalo take bull by horns after quiet transforma­tion
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Hamilton and Livingston merge teams at under-18s
• North Lanarkshir­e offers the way forward
• Qualifying School gives Sam chance to unlock potential
• Montgomeri­e follows his best round of the year with a play-off victory in California
• ● Finding form at the right time, Lawrie protege is confident he can retain tour card
• High hopes for Adam at unofficial junior major
• Hamilton reveals he’s ‘battling demons’ and dearly missing Lauda
• Lineen backs players to be in pro teams after three years
• ‘Referees must be stronger and stamp out strongarm tactics to improve the game in Scotland’
• Celtic domination is ‘almost embarrassi­ng’
• Sticking together and maintainin­g standards essential, says Naismith
• He arrived with a fanfare but left with just a terse goodbye
• Robinson and Ross in frame as Hibs sack Heckingbot­tom
• “When teams speak to their club boards they will be told that it is vital to not just develop but win”
• High-profile boss worth paying for, says Budge

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