The Scotsman - 2013-10-23

• Hit energy giants with ‘windfall’ profit tax says Major
• Megan is top of the poppies
• Workers in refinery showdown will learn fate today
• Celtic hopes revived with first win in Champions Leag ue
• ‘Ever yone should have media education’
• Children get ‘F ’ grade for health
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• A rather unconventi­onal royal christenin­g
• Global Scots drive hunt for new plant owner
• Billionair­e owner has an eye for deals – and yachts
• Car insurance costs drop by 12%, finds AA
• PaGes 58–59
• Irish police take child from Roma couple
• Dave Lee Travis denies sex offence charges
• Lord Patten dismisses calls for reform of BBC hierarchy as ‘delusional’
• Disgraced presenter Stuart Hall loses OBE
• Facebook will show videos of beheadings
• ‘It’s lovely to see you again,’ Queen tells mechanical War Horse star
• Labour accused of backtracki­ng on ‘freebies’ in bid to win by-election
• Child mental health issues ‘a ticking time bomb’
• Travellers in 12-hour ordeal on London to Edinburgh train
• Flood warnings issued as heavy rain continues
• Bungling groom jailed for bomb hoax on wedding day
• Nokia unveils first tablet and new smartphone ‘phablets’ to rival Apple
• Majority of prisoners turn down chance to cut reoffendin­g
• Chris f inally says ‘ta-rra’ to Who Wants To Be A Millionair­e
• Patient with lab-grown airway ‘well’ five years on
• Turner Prize exhibition aims to get us talking
• Controvers­ial salmon farm allowed to expand despite pollution fears
• Viking parliament found under car park
• Demand for joined-up thinking on alternativ­e medicine bill
• Traders face fines for rubbishing city
• Trio admit stealing artworks mother said she had burned
• European backing for state role at Volkswagen
• Syria causes ‘major shift’ in Saudi-US relationsh­ip
• Dancer denies ordering acid attack that maimed director of the Bolshoi
• Pair face 23 murder charges over mass school poisoning
• US must justify drone strikes that are killing civilians, says Amnesty
• Cost-saving ‘cluster’ plan suggested for Nato
• Brunei set to enforce strict Islamic sharia law
• Paying the price of our own stupidity
• Energy market a worthy political battlefiel­d
• Time for Facebook to grow up
• Forward our cities
• O’Leary hits turbulence in PR stunt gone wrong
• Spending decisions put off for another day as a crucial by-election battle takes centre stage, writes
• Feminists need a more positive approach
• The Employer Brand of the Year award will recognise HR
• Your comments
• And marketing can link up to good effect
• Political class has failed Grangemout­h
• Yes consequenc­es
• Air supply
• Independen­t view
• Why an Oscar Wilde children’s classic is still a tale for our times
• MONEY SAVING
• Co-op’s ex-boss says bank move a ‘tragedy’ but denies any blame
• Osborne is set to beat deficit goal after dip in borrowing
• Bus builder motors back into Labert for global HQ
• Bean lays out bullish view of economy
• Costa coffee chain expansion helps Whitbread serve up 12% profit rise
• Buffett heads to the checkout with £300m of Tesco shares
• Former Vion pork unit in discussion­s to extend supermarke­t butcher deal
• Discounter­s fail to dent Sainsbury’s and Waitrose
• Thomson’s Urbicus does debt deal with RBS
• Low Marks for former boss as MPs call his bluff
• Market rallies as case for taper fades
• Noel Harrison
• Neil ‘Norrie’ Martin
• Tagging rules court bid fails
• Young bulls drive prices
• ‘Without dope Armstrong is top 30 at best’ says LeMond
• Hughes rides 200th winner of season
• Welsh clubs support new cup
• Cowan surprise names as Scots look to 2015
• Blues skipper Rees forced out by surgery
• Easy for Williams but Azarenka has to work
• Taylor to face Jenkins
• Chamblee is sticking by Woods’ flak
• Keane ‘had to go’ as his dark
• Larsson was ‘real aristocrat’ at United
• Rooney ‘completely focused’
• Long-awaited bit of fortune but it was so hard-earned
• Messi strikes again but Milan take point
• Lewandowsk­i strikes late to spike Gunners
• Celtic keep hopes alive as
• Big creditor’s green light for debt deal boosts Hearts
• Sir Alex reveals he twice snubbed England

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