The Scotsman - 2015-09-22

• Sturgeon: ‘We can’t ignore those in need’
• Cameron remains tight-lipped over Ashcroft book allegation­s
• New gas ‘gold rush’ could be worth £6 billion
• Cotter goes with full-strength side to face Japan
• Scotland’s small breweries are in good health
• Storm in a teacup for Buddhists
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scot in the thick of it at Emmy awards
• THE WINNERS
• Davidson warns against EU exit and wants positive case
• Teenager is killed by ‘safe’ mushroom
• Rennie brands SNP ‘arrogant, incompeten­t’
• Farron wins critical vote on Trident
• Clegg insists that Lib Dems will bounce back
• Edinburgh University urges its graduates to fight SNP ‘power grab’
• Paraglider crash pair ‘were rookies’
• Judiciary in the dock over gender equality of sentencing group
• Former All Black Lineen thanks lifesaver
• Hopes fade for swimmer who disappeare­d in the shadow of Skye Bridge
• Royal Mile to become ‘street of light’
• Third of National Library to go online
• Strictly off limits: Vine tells of accidental grope
• Council forced to give staff health lessons to curb sick note culture
• Jobseekers are flocking to become £9-an-hour goose counters on Islay
• Russian spies ‘may have poisoned whistleblo­wer with deadly plant’
• Pet spaniel learns Gaelic commands in 3 weeks
• A77 is first 20mph speed zone on a trunk road
• Consumers ‘struggle to understand credit card transfer deals’
• Tsipras prepares for power and vows ‘to shed our blood’
• Lives lost due to ‘horrifying’ errors in last year’s Ebola outbreak
• 54 feared dead after explosions in Nigeria
• New Australian PM backs the Queen
• Trial starts for Romanian premier
• Philippine ex-governor arrested in Thailand
• Nuclear weapons watchdog admits allowing Iran to take own samples
• Apple removes malicious code added to some iphone and ipad apps in China
• VW shares plummet as car firm admits it rigged emission tests
• Let’s sink North Sea myths for good
• This little piggy will prove to be least of PM’S problems
• Even prime ministers have the right to a past
• Alumni protest worth heeding
• Are the Lib Dems the political equivalent of the Dead Parrot Sketch, asks David Maddox
• Collect your thoughts and you’ll see that deposit return system is not way to deal with used bottles
• Driverless cars will mean a lot of changes, says Graham Mccarthy
• Extend the fishermen a positive line of trust
• Indyref debate full of contradict­ions
• ID database
• Cigarette design
• On Twitter
• ‘Customer’ care
• Scotsman.com view
• Zurich pulls plug on £5.6bn RSA takeover deal as provisions hit
• Recruiter launches to support emerging Scottish businesses
• Spaceandpe­ople breaks into French retail sector
• Cakemaker Finsbury sees profits jump on back of acquisitio­ns
• Zurich cashes in its RSA acquisitio­n policy
• Markets digest Greek election win
• Jack Larson
• Court circular
• Sir David Willcocks CBE, MC
• 22 SEPTEMBER
• Pig producers struggling with profit margins
• Tips to build award success
• Lynch lands a four-timer
• Button faces end of road as woes continue
• Crolla will be ‘better than ever’ for Perez rematch
• Brown on crest of a wave as he heads for world bid
• Honours shared in annual schools internatio­nal against England
• Morris grabs a hat-trick as Merchiston march on
• Murray ready to shuffle his diary as he makes Davis Cup final a priority
• Cavendish sidelined for rest of year
• Name of the game has to be fair play
• Day cannot believe he is now world’s top golfer
• Thrilling Cup contest deserves bigger crowds
• Oxley makes case for the Hibs defence
• Mcnamara looks to silverware quest for respite from his league troubles
• Signeul aims for a happy camp in Euro 2017 opener
• A step too far for the Madden-ing crowd
• Bairns ‘are a big-game team now’
• Warburton: Cup tie isn’t biggest test
• Macdonald ready for recall as Duffy goes on the attack
• We’ll handle pass masters, says Burchill
• NO IBROX FEAR
• Allen ruled out in new injury blow for Wales
• Aussies start Genia for ‘intense battle’
• Brave Blossoms rise above Scots in ratings
• Scott thinking Japanese as he
• Jones: If team fronts up early, we can beat Scots
• Biggest stage is almost over for South African Scotsman Strauss
• ‘Excessive reliance on TMO and the time taken to make decisions is worrying’

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