The Scotsman - 2020-01-23

• Python star Terry Jones dies at 77
• Scots council becomes first to teach every pupil in Gaelic
• Minimum alcohol pricing has ‘no impact’ on underage drinking, says study
• Laura Waddell: The strange reasons for vegan backlash
• Salmond trial date is confirmed for March
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Seven of the most memorable lines from Circus act’s zany repertoire
• Pressure grows for rise in town hall funding as parties dig in for budget talks
• Audit warning for Highland Council
• SNP demands approval of MEP before Brexit
• Johnson strikes first as Brexit bill passes
• Operating room is a first for refugee camp
• Parts of botched ferries will be scrapped
• Calls to ban teenagers from Hogmanay in tourist town
• ‘Reimagined’ city gardens to host 15 major events a year under revamp
• Train of thought – Michael Portillo on his new station in life
• It’s good to try to change the narrative with films and stories like this’
• Canadian taxpayers should not foot royal security bill, says MP
• Recruitmen­t drives for GPS launched to tackle shortage
• Pardon moo: research team on quest for greener cows
• Study to map Burns Night’s true global appeal
• Chinese urged to avoid crowds as viral infection kills at least nine
• Weinstein rape trial under way as opening statements are heard
• New climate bible is truly daunting
• Why it’s getting hard to believe anything at all
• Gambling tycoons get rich on the misery of others as government stands idly by
• Brown’s plea for federalism falls on deaf ears
• Scotland’s attitude to alcohol must change
• Inside Health
• Celebratin­g growth of forests and woods and those who care for them
• Charges for single-use cups a move in sustainabl­e circular direction
• Fear on the rise
• Tax on the land
• We need to dual the A9, but not at the expense of one of our nation’s battlefiel­ds
• ON TWITTER
• Brexit cheers
• Hospitalit­y sector cheers craft drinks in year of growth
• Change of chief executive for Sainsbury’s
• Burrito boss wraps up cash for restaurant ordering app
• Concerns raised after rise in corporate insolvenci­es north of the Border
• 100 capital jobs for Tesco Bank
• Media company to record A9 dualling
• Tribunal travail takes its time delivering justice
• Property group Newriver setting sail on journey to further financial growth
• Sterling drags FTSE amid muted session
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• David Shepherd
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Call for realistic plans to help meet emissions targets
• Ewing angry at claims farm payouts aren’t good value
• Merryweath­er set fair at Southwell
• Dart says she’s sharper for Halep clash after previous big-match woe
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Time together and Portuguese beer will heal any rifts over Saracens, insists Jones
• Sexton on track to be fit to face Scots as Farrell sets Ireland sights high
• European Tour toughens up its act
• All systems go for Macintyre as he comes through pro-am unscathed
• CLUB V COUNTRY
• Donnelly earns payback for Motherwell
• United fans voice their anger as Burnley pile pressure on Solskjaer at Old Trafford
• Perfect pick-me-up for injury-hit Hibs as Ross changes do the trick
• Celtic and Stoke watch Boyle as influentia­l winger sparks turnaround
• It all falls flat as Hearts new boy Avdijaj lets big chance slip away
• Stendel rues Hearts’ lack of cutting edge up front
• Pittman on target as Livi ruin Wright’s landmark match
• Soro passes his medical as Hendry heads out on loan
• Lay off Leigh, urges Lennon
• Gerrard understand­s fans’ frustratio­n but urges them to hold nerve in title run-in
• STUART HOGG
• Hermitage presents ideal family base
• Industry weathers well despite stormy times
• Highlighti­ng the changes in city on the move
• Profession­al input during buying process is key
• Top ten trends

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