Scottish Daily Mail - 2015-10-02

• FRAUD PROBE MP: THE STENCH GROWS
• Saucy secrets of the Gogglebox stars’ bawdy B&B
• I’d like to let my mother die, says John Hannah
• Russians taunt UK over raids
• Corbyn to ‘educate’ Labour on Trident
• NHS holds inquiry over baby’s death
• ARE YOU A WINNER?
• Clarificat­ions & correction­s
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• Viewers’ outrage as Flora is kicked out of Bake Off kitchen
• Village UK’s hottest and coldest in a day
• THREE-DAY FORECAST
• Sturgeon squirms as MSPs turn up the heat
• But she isn’t the only one who makes money from property
• From Salmond to Swinney, the leading Nats who backed MP with business ‘talent’
• Hyslop failed to read key report on T in the Park
• Hot legs... Penny’s on the front foot
• ON THIS DAY
• Guilty, the father who shook his baby girl to death
• 8 of Iranian women’s football side ‘are male’
• 13 dead in gun massacre at US university
• Recovery gaining pace
• Back on his feet, Shoreham air crash pilot
• Prosecutor­s warn mum over ‘lies’ to top school
• Age gives us confidence, says Winslet at 40
• Why bosses should teach us to follow, not to lead
• Dalziel actor Clarke died ‘penniless’ despite 50 years on TV
• Who’s fighting who
• Now Putin calls up 150,000 conscripts
• Pension f irms face ban on their annuity rip-offs
• Carney feels the heat over his climate change views
• Sinkhole of suburbia!
• No more mid-concert news breaks, promises Radio 3 boss
• Dinosaurs were wiped out by asteroid and volcanoes
• Now my adult son’s moved back home, should I charge him £500 a month to live under the stairs?
• A legal stench that deepens by the day
• Why the West MUST do business with Putin
• No excuses, Dave, end this Yuman Rites farce
• Oh, get him, he’s part of the union
• Health crisis looms with a third of GPs quitting rural areas
• BAD NEWS ‘FUELS CANCER PAIN’
• Single f ire service feels heat as false alarms rise
• UK’s youngest jihadi told teachers: You’re on my beheading list
• Lucky break that foiled terror plot
• AMAL AND THE BUNION BRIGADE
• VW withdraws 4,000 cars from sale in Britain
• Scandal taints six more firms
• Divorced for being too short
• Mum drowns in 4am beach tragedy as she tries to rescue friend swept away in storm
• Blair’s 11th-hour bid to help save Gaddafi
• Knifemen bid ‘to kill’ takeaway van driver
• Russian hackers ‘tried to infect Clinton computer’
• Boy of 17 hangs himself af ter a false rape claim
• I don’t care Tom’s fiance is 20 years older, says Mrs Daley
• Beauty really is in the eye of the beholder
• The secret of our 70-year marriage? I do exactly what I’m told by the wife!
• If you’re tall, your risk of cancer could be up to 30% higher
• Cheryl’s stupid to claim body-shaming should be illegal, says Amanda
• Male pill is a step closer ... but would you trust him?
• Hope of breast test breakthrou­gh
• Beatings by a ‘sadistic’ head and why the creator of Foyle’s War is at war with his old school
• Sexism in surgery is rife, says consultant
• I do not believe it! We only get grumpy at 80
• 1,500 years on, face to face with family from the Dark Ages
• Titanic’s final menu taken by survivor sells for £58k
• What tangled webs money spiders weave
• £37,000 ‘is the perfect salary’
• Death row feast . . . then reprieve
• One in 5 return to parents’ home
• Send Syrians back says Trump
• Thief arrested after moaning to police that wanted poster breached his human rights
• What price sanity when a child’s frock costs £2,200?
• Suing is no solution to life’s hard knocks
• What about the betrayed wives, Prue?
• Bono’s daughter is a true daddy’s girl
• MEN, KEEP YOUR PAWS OFF OUR LINGERIE DRAWERS!
• DeAR Deidre,
• My fare lady... Baroness Mone hails a cab
• How raising a child will set you back £84k
• SETBACK FOR SUPER MUM
• How Charles snubbed the Dalai Lama to please China
• Time-travelling Matt, the Duke with an iPod
• Clooney: I feel like an idiot talking to Amal
• Humphrys’ TV tantrum
• DAVID CAMERON'S
• CHANCELLOr
• Sandra fears she’s shrinking
• Blunt words from Emily
• Warriors who madde an art of slaughter
• Finger food that takes the biscuit
• The elf ’n’ safety rules keeping death row safe!
• Barlow’s ode to the Eighties
• PRIZE SUDOKU
• QUICK QUIZ
• DAILY MAIL CROSSWORD
• PITCHERWIT­S
• WORD WHEEL
• MINDBENDER
• WORLD’S SMALLEST, HARDEST CROSSWORD
• SCOTS QUIZ
• SOLUTION TO PRIZE CROSSWORD No 15,112:
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• JONATHAN CAINER
• FREE READING GLASSES FOR EVERY READER
• TODAY’S TOKENS AND PUZZLE SOLUTIONS
• Nordic noir heading to Britain’s shores
• WATCH OUT FOR
• Fellowes brings Ratty and Toad to the stage . . .
• OUT OF THIS WORLD
• IS THIS THE SEXIEST, DEADLIEST MACBETH YET I SEE BEFORE ME?
• De Niro’s Intern gets the job done
• So, Daniel, what DOES your wife say about you and the Siberian SIREN?
• SHOSTAKOVI­CH: Symphony No. 10 etc. (DG 479 5059)
• JANET JACKSON: Unbreakabl­e (Rhythm Nation)
• SQUEEZE: Cradle To The Grave (Virgin EMI)
• NEW ORDER: Music Complete (Mute)
• THE SINGER WHO REIGNS IN SPAIN
• Sorry, but these City slickers can’t shock us any more
• A NIGHT WITH CHARLES II’S MISTRESS? YES, PLEASE!
• KILLER HEELS!
• You think he’s cute. Hethinks you’re lunch
• So you think you’re a loser? Allthe best people are
• MUST READS
• PICTURE THIS
• Adored by otters, cursed by women
• WHATBOOK..?
• LIGHT FANTASTIC!
• If You Only Do One Thing...
• SECRET MALTS OF ABERDEENSH­IRE
• FROM CRIME ACTION TO GARDEN PLANTS...
• BLOODY CHAPTER
• PICK OF THE DAY
• COMEDY QUIZ
• DIFFERENT LIVES
• HORTICULTU­RE
• CRIME DRAMA
• Why oak trees are as moody and hormonal as the grumpiest teen
• FILM CHOICES
• RADIO CHOICE
• MUSICAL MOVEMENT
• MATINEE CHARMER
• WWII DRAMA
• STUFFING ANIMALS
• T20 CRICKET
• WESTERN DRAMA
• FILM COMEDY
• Cost of poor policies
• Luckily, I’m not superstiti­ous!
• Straight to the
• Victim denied justice . . .
• Politics in Bedlam
• OutOutofof­thethemout­hsmouthsof­ofbabesbab­es
• Nasa on wrong planet
• Motoring along
• Wordywise
• Follow-up
• Sturgeon in a spin
• Nursery rhymes for our times
• Nats on a shoogly peg
• ...as was his killer
• The sombrero racist? If it is, I’ll eat my hat!
• Is Jeremy Corbyn good for British politics?
• WHAT is U.S.
• Criminal waste
• LETTER OF THE WEEK
• Keep memories alive
• Pride in our NHS
• Googling the bad guys
• Secret hero of the Pacific
• THE SCOTTISH HOMEBUILDI­NG & RENOVATING SHOW
• TODAY’S RECIPE: Courgette & cheddar soda bread
• BRIDGE MASTERCLAS­S
• QUESTIONS
• View to a thrill
• THREE OF A KIND: FOR FABULOUS SUNSETS
• Autonomy’s Lynch sues HP for £100m
• HP BOSS MEG ‘PLAYED COUNTRY MUSIC DURING BOARD MEETINGS’
• Troubled Glencore tries to reassure its investors
• River Island pays £100m dividend as sales boom
• MPs pushing for Redcar rescue
• Garrett-Cox to leave Alliance Trust board
• Dundee citadel is breached
• 30 SECOND GUIDE TO ... ICIS
• UK factory growth is slower than in eurozone
• Tasty Cranswick
• My Sale buys rivals
• Lively DCC aims for Footsie leap
• Frankie has Golden chance to land Arc
• VENUS BRINGS KONTA BACK DOWN TO EARTH
• Button in U-turn over retirement
• Drysdale makes an unlikely comeback
• France keep their heads above water as a red tide rises
• SO WHY DID THE DRAGONS LOOK LIKE THE ALL BLACKS?
• Lancaster is anxious but tells his men to keep calm
• Warren predicts home backlash
• WHAT THIS RESULT MEANS FOR ENGLAND
• BOND THICKER THAN BLOOD
• COTTER BACKS WEIR TO FILL THE FINN VOID
• Joining English elite appeals to Warburton
• Dyke in blast at Mourinho over Chelsea doctor row
• DEAL ME IN
• ARCHIBALD HOPING TO BUCK THE TREND
• Axed Ian is backing Steelmen to flourish
• YOGI DELAYS SFA CASE FOR DENTIST
• MOTHERWELL
• Limp Liverpool held again
• Spurs are foiled by French
• MOLDE AND AJAX SHARE THE SPOILS
• LESSONS OF LAST TERM HELPED CANNING
• ERRORS TAKE A LEAD ROLE
• ACTORS IN A RE-RUN OF THEIR OWN WORST MOVIE
• REFEREE KENN HANSEN (Denmark) — 6.5
• SILLY BHOY
• Wales defeat Fiji to put the heat on ailing England
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Laidlaw defends Cotter’s selection

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