The Scotsman - 2015-09-21

• Dugdale: Labour MSPS free to back end of UK
• Murray in historic victory
• Further migrant tragedy as scores drown
• Red-hot Dons tipped for title
• Battle-lines are drawn over Scotland Bill
• Feline HIV threatens wildcats
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Jackie Collins, queen of the bonkbuster, dies at 77
• School truant to best-selling novelist
• Unveiled, the great haul of China that will build bridges with Beijing
• Seagulls are trained to be couple’s odd new pets
• Eggs frozen at 40 pay off for fertility clinic clients
• Senior Labour figures lay bare major rifts with Corbyn
• Birmingham Six member Hill calls for new inquest
• Scottish labels camp it up to woo London fashionist­as
• As Downton finale nears, Lady Violet’s mansion sells for £6 million
• Brainstorm in Brazil as Scots universiti­es forge new global link
• Black mark for high school developers
• Man arrested after haul of weapons discovered
• ‘Rewrite rugby rules to save players from brain damage’
• After 60 years, is this where murder victim Moira, 11, lies buried?
• Take a bough! Our best-loved trees battle it out to be the nation’s No1
• Polls show left-wing Syriza is likely to win Greek vote
• Yemen rebels release six foreign hostages, claim officials
• Scores of Afghans wounded in attacks
• Pope urges Cubans to care for others without judgment
• Zookeeper mauled to death in Sumatran tiger enclosure
• Europe no longer a point of unity for Labour
• Safety of rugby players paramount
• It’s time to address the confusion surroundin­g e-cigarettes, writes Lizzy Buchan
• Law of unintended consequenc­es
• A moment to reflect on the law’s purpose
• A thriving, adaptable legal sector is vital to the success and wealth of Scotland
• New categories refresh legal awards
• Union troubles
• We should vote on independen­ce soon
• On Twitter
• Taking a big risk
• Scotsman.com view
• Parents’ rights
• A play that’s worth rememberin­g
• WHAT GOES AROUND TRON, GLASGOW
• PIL O2 ABC, GLASGOW
• THE BLUETONES O2 ABC, GLASGOW
• Lammermuir delivers virtuosity and variety
• AB Inbev mulls UK tax switch to smooth £180bn merger
• Government cracks down on ‘dodgy’ apprentice­ship providers
• Promising indicators offset by concerns over export prospects
• EICC is now a vital part of the city’s economy
• Innis & Gunn staff stretched to the limit
• Unlisted companies offer rewards, but also risk
• Codeclan appoints first chief executive
• Ebb and flow of deregulate­d market plays to Business Stream’s experience
• 30 SECOND CV
• Brian Sewell
• Michael Williams
• 21 SEPTEMBER
• Scientists should listen to farming’s Nobel calling
• Macdonald keeps out Kyles barrage to help Lovat lift Camanachd Cup
• Hawks ease to away win
• Heriot’s habit of winning pleases Smith
• Currie see off threat of struggling Selkirk
• Aitchison lauds ‘first class’ result
• Ayr back on victory trail
• British No 1 urges caution ahead of final in November
• Dons have ‘good chance’ of title – Neilson
• USA storm to victory with singles charge after putt row
• Scotland squad play down shock value of Japan’s Brighton miracle
• Still more to come from Brave Blossoms, says Leitch, as flower of Scotland await
• ‘Dumb’ yellow cards can’t
• Wales shrug aside Uruguay but Allen adds to injury woes
• Against ill-discipline­d but optimistic USA
• Stubbs accentuate­s the positive
• Reality check for remodelled Rangers, but Miller insists: ‘We can hurt anybody’
• Houston bemoans sloppy Falkirk as Alloa snatch draw
• Deila gets early birthday gift from his Bhoys
• Mcnamara awaits a change of luck, while Hughes rues missed chances
• Comeback is on, says Magennis, as Killie dig deep to beat Saints
• Manager to run rule over Cole
• Mcginn enjoying life at the top but talk of title remains ‘off-limits’
• Lasley says Motherwell can’t afford to dwell on derby defeat
• Playful hounding fails to put Fox off in scrappy County win
• Graham warns Costa he is going to be a marked man
• Magic Martial strikes twice to send United second
• Honest case of déjà vu for table-topping Ayr
• Blunder by Hurst allows Annan to regain top spot
• Karlberg beats Kaymer in play-off to seal first European title
• Jones looking to stars of Scottish golf to help mark 100th anniversar­y
• Grange miss opportunit­y to go level at the summit
• Fahey has Midas touch with 5,984-1 four-timer
• Vettel leads from start to finish in action-packed Singapore GP
• Florence endures agonising wait before clinching world title gold
• German driver believes he can make late surge to pinch title

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