The Scotsman - 2019-11-21

• The Duke retreats
• Ian Rankin: Why I had to move Rebus out of his third floor flat
• Johnson’s tax pledge ...revealed by accident
• ‘100 families’ in hospital scandal
• Clarke - we can win in Serbia or Norway
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• ‘America’s sweetheart’ Capaldi nominated for Grammy for breakthrou­gh hit
• STRAINED RELATIONS
• Scotch whisky wins legal battle against Australian drink firm
• PM pledges to put £500 in every pocket as he lets slip NIC tax cut
• Leonard ‘ashen faced’ at oil windfall tax within ‘most radical’ Labour manifesto
• Sturgeon warns of triple Tory threat, but opponents dub her ‘deluded’
• Corbyn ‘without a doubt’ would allow indyref2 in 2020, says Yousaf
• Prestwick Airport ‘could close’ if no sale
• UK consulate worker held in China says he was tortured
• Body of work – dissecting how Dundee became a city of anatomical innovation
• ‘They really are actually nice lads, and they have a good heart’
• Tick-borne infection carrying bug found
• Musicians told to turn it down from eleven in tinnitus study
• Britons fail to live up to personal moral codes
• Coming together in the name of greater inclusion
• ‘Leaf buster’ trains cut passenger delays by cleaning slippery rails
• Pope arrives in Thailand and meets his missionary cousin
• Israel retaliates with airstrikes on Syria after rocket attacks
• A Christmas party for staff? Forget it!
• False prophets leading us to Brexit may flee when land of milk and honey turns sour Kenny Macaskill
• Protestors in Hong Kong must play their hand very wisely
• Trans people deserve to be treated the waywealldo– with humanity
• Deception has no place in politics
• AI and ‘big data’ are vital to UK’S nuclear deterrent, says Rear Admiral John Weale
• A central plank of the election should be climate change – and more trees
• Water group has the bottle to invest in rail freight – and take 8000 trucks off the road
• Euro disaster
• Deficit debate
• Free broadband plan would deter firms from putting cash into improving tech
• ON TWITTER
• Scottish industry boosted as £65m hub moves ahead
• Scots-born chief makes his mark on Aviva
• Focus on costs helping offset tough trading at Macfarlane
• Capital’s Snapdragon Monitoring sees business heat up after hiring spree
• Bidfood boosts Scots food trio
• Mitchells & Butlers grows in Scotland
• Politician­s misguided with attacks on landlords
• Jobs market buoyant but businesses continue to face critical skills shortage
• US trade war concerns drag Footsie lower
• UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN
• Union calls for quicker action on policy reform
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Shedding the pounds has given Scott his appetite back on the pitch
• Exciting ties in prospect for U18 cup semi-finals
• Warriors turn to Wilson but Glasgow fans will need some convincing
• Scots to play new World Cup winners South Africa twice on summer tour
• Mourinho straight into Spurs hotseat as he meets staff and takes training
• Levy and other admirers of ‘special one’ can’t see the shine has faded
• It won’t just be Jack who cops the flak if we don’t do well - Mathie
• Chelsea to learn fate over transfer ban early next month
• ‘Save against Lazio made up for 18 months of utter despair’
• Elyounouss­i: Armstrong’s glowing report on Celtic has been vindicated
• ‘Whoever we get, we’ll be full of confidence’
• Jack thrilled with his contributi­on but rues break until play-offs
• Worth the weight/murray bemoans fitness
• “They just treated me as one of the boys... it was just what I needed after the way I’d played on the Friday”
• Wilson grabs his Glasgow opportunit­y
• Duddingsto­n delight in two halves
• Time for a late launch
• Locate easy living in West Lothian

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