The Scotsman - 2013-10-22

• Salmond in hunt for Grangemout­h buyer
• Threat of strike looms as teachers reject deal
• Lennon reveals Celtic’s fears for James Forrest
• ‘Can Scotland’s Lion replicate success of Asian tiger?’
• Jumbo jets in near-miss over Scotland
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Roma couple say mystery girl was given up willingly by her mother
• SECC accused told witness: ‘I found the lady injured’
• Student admits Muslim’s murder
• Plebgate row police sorry for ‘poor judgment’
• ‘We’re worried if we agree, there will be cuts next year’
• University drops ‘gagging clause’ as condition of grant
• Mother tells of girl’s trauma after bulldog horror attack
• Biggest shock yet as another power giant raises prices
• No electricit­y bill hikes for customers if nuclear
• Energy chief says Big Six wrong to blame wholesale costs
• Scots sailor held after India claims boat was carrying illegal weapons
• Fans suffer hour-long waits in fresh rush to buy Games tickets
• Keeping fit as you grow up helps academic success when you’re older
• Appeal Court publishes reasons why rapist can not be granted anonymity
• Scotland’s big two separated by 40 miles … and a gulf in quality of life
• Scots author clinches deal for debut novel to hit the big screen
• Key virus discovery raises hope of jab to beat diabetes
• Public inquiry into wind farm goes ahead after legal objection rejected
• Scots are more scared of bad weather than threat from terrorists
• Council prepared to go it alone in £20m Aberdeen centre plan
• Besieged Syrians send letter to West begging for support
• Six killed in suicide bomb attack on a bus
• Retailers must help provide pay rise for garment staff
• Chinese choke as hazardous smog levels cause one city to shut down
• Official exorcisms on the rise in Ireland, says Catholic Church
• Preparing now for the unexpected
• Ineos problem requires politician­s to co-operate
• Young minds thrive with exercise
• Reveals true heart
• Being an ex-pat has some extreme pitfalls
• There’s an important lesson in trust that Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg seems to have trouble rememberin­g, writes
• Unhealthy understand­ing of consultant­s’ role
• Our expertise and world-class research would translate
• Your comments
• Very well to golden opportunit­ies in China
• Nationalis­ts’ reversion to type tells all
• Alienation in UK
• University tainted
• Generating costs
• Drinking solution
• Hidden plays, beer and stovies… it’s all part of a theatrical journey
• Co-op says ethical principles will survive bank’s bailout
• Forestry sector warns of threat from lack of softwood planting
• Scots call centre operator opens South African arm
• CBI urges major rise in export finance support
• Edinburgh Dungeon owner Merlin unveils float to conjure up £200m
• Renewables firm set for £1bn offering
• North Sea activity falls but outlook still strong
• Oyster wave farm could generate hundreds of jobs and millions of pounds for Western Isles
• Broker comment powers Rolls-Royce
• Mother Antonia Brenner
• Frank Stone
• Females rule at sales as bull numbers plummet
• Ploughing a new furrow in the north
• Good deal going on all over
• Watson’s in testing trip to take on Merchiston
• Danish date for Jamieson and McNally
• Hughes nears double century
• Rugby league-mad community can inspire Scotland, says McCormack
• Nowinksi contests IRB stance over brain trauma
• Woods weaves a tangled web laced with suspicion
• Simpson’s $1m jackpot in Las Vegas
• Ramsay facing time off due to bulging discs in his neck
• There can be only one – it’s Ronaldo or Ibrahimovi­c at 2014 World Cup
• Kasami’s cracker sparks rout
• Wait is over as Ferguson lifts lid with new autobiogra­phy
• Arsenal can improve on wonder goal says Wenger
• Picking up trophy was not enough for Terry
• Lennon looks for double Dutch return from Ajax
• De Boer hopes it’s third time lucky at Parkhead
• Petta’s creativity fears
• Hibs fret over Nelson injury as Twitter spat subsides

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