The Scotsman - 2019-12-16

• ‘The closest I’ve ever got to a trophy!’ – emotional Doddie honoured at awards
• Labour move to accept SNP mandate for second referendum
• Chapter and verse on best books for Xmas
• Edinburgh concert hall costs to ‘double’
• Gerrard: Ref was ‘desperate’ to whip out his red card
• Disposable cup 35,000 years old
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s daily forum for comment, analysis and new ideas
• New drama on Profumo scandal aims to correct infamous misquotati­on
• Johnson gets ready to meet new MPS – and to introduce his Brexit bill
• Thornberry denies calling voters ‘stupid’ as party leadership bickers
• Talks on restoring Northern Ireland assembly likely to restart today
• ‘I own this disaster’ says Mcdonnell as Labour begins election disaster inquest
• Labour ‘need to move headquarte­rs out of London’ , MP Nandy warns
• Rock star to study Scotland’s music scene
• Hospital failure to run taps ‘may have cost lives’
• Perthshire’s most scenic road shut for the winter
• Amy Dickman on big cats: ‘There’s something so primal about their power’
• Which? warning on safety of Christmas tree lights after tests
• Loganair expands with launch of two internatio­nal routes from Edinburgh
• Climate issues passed to Glasgow summit
• Lebanese burn ruling parties’ offices after night of clashes
• Toxic air hampering search for final two victims of volcano
• Edward Kane and The Matter of Honour
• I will fight on for people ignored by politician­s who just want power
• How Farage helped Boris to be a true One Nation Conservati­ve
• Democracy needs a battle of ideas
• Inside Justice
• Your will should be a bespoke document
• Fair and open profession is top of our wish list
• No reason Scotland can’t shoot for the moon
• Forward planning key to crossing tightrope safely
• Barnett Formula funding should be shared with deprived North of England
• ON TWITTER
• Warning shot
• Possibly the funkiest band on the planet?
• Roddy Woomble
• Mother Goose is cooked to five-star perfection at Byre
• Boards warned as data shows risk of hostile bids on rise
• Aberdeen’s Enermech appoints new CFO
• Smaller company trusts come in from the cold
• Avant Homes creates specialist director role for Scottish arm
• Scale-up funds can make Scotland a titan of tech
• Time to update letting agents for the Twenties
• SFE bolsters board with appointmen­t of RBS chair
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Agriscot shows all best ways to stay ahead of the field
• Scotland suffer seven-wicket defeat by UAE in blow to World Cup hopes
• Musselburg­h on the climb
• Cummings and Co frustrated as Warriors suffer damaging defeat
• Watsonians do the double over Bears as Millar kicks visitors back to Super6 summit
• Gritty win gives Edinburgh impetus
• Winless Knights put to the sword by Heriot’s
• FRIM favourite
• RANGERS WIN BUT ON-OFF DAY FOR MORELOS
• ‘It’s a bad atmosphere… the fans are pushing us a lot but I understand the frustratio­n’
• Prolific Cosgrove shows Accies manager Rice what he’s missing
• Stanton strikes as Tannadice men sink Arbroath to move 13 points clear at top
• Holt would have been fine with calling it off
• No jacket required in big Dunc’s breakthrou­gh
• De Bruyne is a class apart as City spike Arsenal’s guns
• Watsonians get better of Hills again to seal title win
• Emotional Tiger an inspiratio­n as USA hit back for victory
• Lawrie ‘delighted’ to win Staysure Rookie of Year title

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