The Scotsman - 2016-10-17

• When I grow up I want to be … you
• Warning that firms may quit Scotland over tax hikes
• Why Sturgeon’s ‘childcare revolution’ plan is fatally flawed
• Drugs alert after death of teenager
• Threat to £7bn train contract
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Pure white squirrels delight householde­rs
• BBC presenter is ‘gutted’ to leave Strictly
• Former Baywatch star visits Assange
• Sturgeon: May is not ‘honouring
• FM BACKS CLINTON
• Johnson feared that Brexit vote could revive Scottish independen­ce drive
• Chocolate, cheese and wine prices to soar after hard Brexit, says Clegg
• Scot faces investigat­ion over SAS ‘mercy killing’ of enemy soldiers
• Corbyn ‘in denial’ over anti-semitism in Labour
• Novel postcard app fails to deliver
• Consortium of farmers pay £100k for lamb at auction
• Search for clues in Ben Needham disappeara­nce over after 3 weeks
• Lives ‘put at risk’ by faulty carbon monoxide detectors
• Turkish-backed opposition force takes key town of Dabiq from IS
• Pensioners go barmy for new hearing aid
• Elderly confidant of late Thai king named as temporary regent
• Western Europe’s ally or Russian colony – Montenegro decides
• Business has good reason to fear future of tax policy
• No easy answers to ‘mercy killings’
• Inside Arts
• Simple procedures for Netflix generation
• Upfront cost of judicial review casts a shadow
• Anew approach to funding big Government projects could pay dividends
• Mediation: keeping the buzz, losing the myths
• Sturgeon is wrong to claim Scotland is more tolerant of migrants than England
• Brexit hypocrisy
• ON TWITTER
• Cruelty of zoos
• Winds of change?
• Brexit vote worries brushed aside as EY grows income
• BCC urges government to support firms
• Golden age may be over
• Economy needs helping hand
• ‘I am now doing the job that I want to do. I feel proud of what we … are hoping to achieve.’
• 30-SECOND CV
• Australia keeping a weather eye on Brexit progress
• Sending-off ends Hawks comeback hopes
• Forwards take centre stage with a bit of style as Edinburgh use all options
• Rugby world is ‘floored’ as Foley dies before Euro tie
• No fear for Celtic says Simunovic
• Master class with more to come as top spot beckons
• NOT IN MY HANDS
• European intrigue over Toure cameo
• Clark canes critics as Killie get back to winning ways
• Johnsen urges jittery Jambos to relax and trust the whole squad
• Mcinnes delighted to have Aberdeen firing on all cyclinders ahead of Hampden semi-final
• Brailsford: My erorrs added fuel to Team Sky controvers­y
• Crossbar No 1,469

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