The Scotsman - 2013-03-22

• Scotland’s date with destiny
• Scotland will cut the drink drive limit
• Prepare for blackouts say power giants
• Irene in land of sand, sans bag
• ScotSman comment
• cryPTic crOSSWOrd
• How practical politics turned a Saturday in October into a Thursday in September
• Breast cancer patients told to keep taking tablets or disease may return
• Peer defends prosecutio­n of journalist­s who break editors’ code
• Guide for English
• Budget storing up cuts and tax rises for after election, warns think-tank
• Ranting diary of Joss Stone accused had shopping list of weapons
• Clegg enters immigratio­n debate with visa-bond call
• Serial sex offender Cronin robs convent
• Where have all the flowers gone?
• Cardinal ‘had affair with priest for decade’
• Experts say lower limit will cut accidents and save lives
• Go and have a pint, ordered the newsdesk. It’s a dirty job but someone’s got to do it, checking these DIY breathalys­ers
• ‘Don’t touch a drop before getting behind the wheel’
• Glasgow goes back to Square one
• Scottish universiti­es remain more elitist than rest of the UK
• How Tony Blair slipped under the Tory radar
• The ‘squiggly line’ that revealed Thatcher’s inner thoughts
• A star is born Britain leaves interprete­rs behind ‘to be hunted down by Taleban’
• Talent, hard work and a healthy dose of luck: Vanessa Kirby on how to make it as an actor
• Five years’ jail for thief who ‘thought this stun gun was a mobile phone’
• Voyager goes boldly into the twilight zone
• Lynda accused: I’m wrongly charged with horrific crimes
• Gaun yersel wee man, say the Baftas
• Antibiotic linked to risk of heart disease
• Rod Stewart reunited with the daughter he gave up 50 years ago
• Short-changed by a not-so-great Gatsby
• Gillard stamps authority over party with leadership gamble
• Sunni cleric who backed Assad dies in bomb attack
• Emotions high as broken families get apology
• Peace hope as jailed Kurdish leader orders rebel pull-out
• Two men in search for a way forward
• History of the Kurdish-turkish conflict
• Put yourself in shoes of Palestinia­ns, Obama tells Israeli youth
• Pope to conduct Mass in prison chapel
• Tougher law on sex crime is response to gang rape
• Pressing need to set record straight
• Public back lower drink-driving limit
• Tom Peterkin
• Why we are more than just biological robots
• Rich get the bonus, poor get the beer
• Snake oil figures
• Elise Macdonald
• Love and equality
• IRAQ: THE PEOPLE’S V VIEW
• Flak for Cable as Business Bank criticised for being ‘too timid’
• ‘No truth in takeover talk’ says departing Brewin Dolphin chair
• Boss says Barr can weather competitio­n chiefs’ probe
• Diageo cuts 80 Scottish jobs in supply shake-up
• Huge bank losses raise doubts over Co-op’s ability to seal branches deal
• Struggling Astrazenec­a axes a further 2,300 jobs
• Gael Force buys Varis as £50m expansion looms
• Questions are now higher on the FCA agenda
• Next and Ted Baker raise profits as they fashion a recovery
• X Factor producer joins Glasgow media hub
• Market suffers a fifth day of declines
• James Herbert OBE
• Angus Hutchison MBE
• EU funding ‘quirk’ could cut funds
• Dairy sector demands price rise
• Dwyer planning to fight two-month ban
• Di Resta fascinated by constructo­rs’ battle
• Mennea was one of Italy’s greatest sporting figures, says old foe Wells
• Athletics icon held the 200m world record for 17 years
• Budget speech reveals struggles of aspiring pros on lower-tier circuits
• New club golfers’ card completes Scottish Hydro’s ‘circle of support’
• Woods’ picture plan to scupper Paparazzi
• Rose’s putter red hot at Bay Hill as he gets off to a flyer
• Storms halt Jamieson’s stunning fightback
• Scott handed double boost for first match
• No pressure on Rennie as he prepares to return
• Scotland contingent return as Townsend’s men look to prey on weakened Leinster
• Ferdinand must ‘wait and see’ over his England future
• Davis to use Portugal display as inspiratio­n
• Trapattoni sees bit of Stiles in battler Green
• Balkan states mull joint league two decades after war tore region apart
• Scotland can still qualify Says Caldwell
• PAST MEETINGS
• match stats
• Don’t expect Strachan’s
• Managers unite to insist pundits’ jibes are hot air
• Virus-hit Bale still has ‘very good chance’ to face Scots
• Mccoist: Clubs to benefit from Rangers rise
• Cusiter’s bid for comeback hit by surgery on shoulder
• Fiesta time
• Mini Paceman
• Citroen C5 is the French for Mondeo

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