The Scotsman - 2013-01-31

• Watchdog hits out at referendum confusion
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Edinburgh-glasgow rivalry began 350 years ago ‘over a loaf of bread’
• Grim radio figures for Grimshaw’s first months
• SNP concerns prove unfounded as spending limits reveal ‘level playing field’ for both sides
• Life after independen­ce, as seen by head of the Yes Scotland campaign
• Outrage as families face four years of flood threat
• Europhile big beasts launch fightback on referendum
• Cameron reveals plans for Brits and Algerians to work together in a future hostage crisis
• Number of police off frontline duties soars
• Lifetime awards for legends of Scots music
• UK demand for Scottish university places rises despite fees increase
• Man in court accused of killing tandem couple
• Fuel price campaigner­s furious after watchdog says taxes push up cost at pump, not crude oil
• Number of Scots going bust falls to four-year low
• Girl shot by Taleban set for her f inal operations
• Expert group set to tackle child sexual exploitati­on
• Dual services to mark 60th anniversar­y of ferry tragedy
• Marathon runner died after taking energy-boost drug
• Loathe thy neighbour: Court settles 13-year fight between congregati­ons
• Charles and Camilla take the Tube
• MSPS to hold meeting at traveller site for f irst time
• Legal-aid law breaches human rights by denying fair trials, insist lawyers
• Italian conman milked ‘fellow fraudster’ of £575,000, court told
• Stop handing public cash to tax-avoiders Amazon, critics urge
• Doctor struck off over sex assaults on patients
• Shoppers at greater risk from scams
• Morning after pill opt-outs ‘not satisfacto­ry’
• Morsi moves to play down vitriolic remarks against Jews
• Court orders Shell Nigeria to pay out over oil leak
• Gillard stuns Australia by announcing election date
• Giffords urges America to ‘be bold, be courageous’ over gun reform
• Leading Bolshoi ballerina delays return to Russia following threats
• Berlusconi turns to Mario for election-winning strike
• Asian power shift has echoes of pre-war diplomatic failures
• Bollywood star dragged into diplomatic row
• The message is… it’s grim up North
• Too little
• Gauntlet thrown down over independen­ce battle
• University stats beg further questions
• Too late for Tories?
• Barking mad bid to drop Monopoly dog
• Festivals show we are more than one nation
• No time to waste on the road to independen­ce
• Untold cost of sending troops to Mali
• Defects of dogma
• Missed targets
• Martin Kretschmer
• Grim times ahead as 25 Scots firms go under every week
• Bowleven hits ‘potential’ oil off Africa
• US growth stalls but recessiona­ry fears dampened
• Blackberry maker streamline­s branding for new devices
• Fanduel taps investors for £7m as it ramps up products and headcount
• Menzies welcomes Gatwick veteran on board as its new finance director
• Lending to firms shrinks by £2.1bn in December as FLS falters
• The funding is there, but where is the lending?
• Oil giant GDF Suez to move to new £16m Granite City headquarte­rs
• Petrofac hit by Algerian attack fears
• Susan Manning
• Warning of further woes for hard-pressed potato growers
• National on guard for Irish raid
• Schleck ban means he’ll miss Tour de France
• Desert events all the rage for Ramsay
• Booth’s adventure to make Indian debut
• Law keen to ‘kick on’ after win in Turkey
• Blair urges selectors to keep faith with ‘exciting’ team
• Why epic is still all
• Victory against England relative for the Laidlaws Jackson expects hostile reception at Twickenham
• Scotland fans are going for a song at Twickenham
• Walker aims to oust North or Cuthbert
• Liverpool let two-goal lead slip as Gunners battle back
• Red-hot Rooney gets United out of a mess
• Fenlon rejects claims of over-reliance on griffiths
• Sproule grabs only goal as County beat toothless Hibs
• Late changes prove key as Sutton seals deserved win
• Mcglynn gets credit for some fresh thinking
• Score to make Mr Angry Lennon crack a smile
• Tade on target as Saints punish Aberdeen for dismal defending
• Mcnamara to set the targets
• At Tannadice
• Fernandez backs his old pal to succeed
• Goodwin urges clubs to consult with fans
• SPL lead now 15 points but Celtic sweat over Samaras
• Mcnamara: It feels right to join United
• Strachan set to include Wallace in first squad
• A crashing bore
• TRAILER OF The Week
• Performanc­e of the Week
• Street leve
• Stephen Applebaum
• Smashing sounds from Gateshead’s
• Bottle Bank writer
• CRITICS’ CHOICE
• What’s on our minds this week
• Sometimes two into one will go
• Flexibilit­y is the key
• Sought after and fought after
• It’s time to put an end to cycle of short-term lets for many tenants
• Build on expert advice
• Home builders warm to ways of saving energy

The Scotsman - 2013-01-30

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