The Scotsman - 2016-11-24

• Borrowing is back – and we can blame it on Brexit
• Whole-life sentence for Jo Cox murderer
• ‘Homeless village’ plan for capital
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• THE WEATHER
• Highlands beats Lowlands as Outlander triumphs over Trainspott­ing in online poll
• Phil shows Sense and Sensibilit­y in boost the UK – and save Pemberley
• Scotland’s £800m boost comes
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• With a warning over Indyref2
• Stirling City Deal could create 3,000 jobs and bring major tourism boost
• More rail misery as minister faces MSPS
• Sale of smelting and hydro power scheme secures jobs
• ‘No evidence’ vitamin D supplement­s help to improve bone health
• Exams chiefs are in a ‘parallel universe’ over teachers fears
• Police Scotland on a ‘precipice’ due to financial pressures
• Gay serial killer guilty of murdering four men
• First-time buyers at pre-recession levels
• Scots binning 1.35m tonnes of usable food and drink every year
• Samsung offices raided amid South Korean corruption probe
• Court upholds life sentences against Khmer Rouge pair
• Waterslide on which boy was decapitate­d set to be demolished
• Don’t lose sight of bigger problems
• Growth bid turns spotlight on Scottish Government
• Inside Health
• Conserving moors
• Fair Isle folk understand importance of nature
• It’s time to take a fresh look at plant conservati­on around the world
• Autumn Statement on Brexit black hole nails lie of Tory economic competence
• Raise the roofs
• ON TWITTER
• Posturing politics
• 2020 vision?
• Business hails new beefed-up spend on infrastruc­ture
• SRA Ventures acquires Puregym Stirling
• Austin Reed to be relaunched as EWM sales nudge higher
• Infrastruc­ture ball bounces into Scottish Government’s court
• Agency pursues global growth
• Thomas Cook shares jump on resumed dividend payments
• Scottish salmon firm to stick with strategy despite quarterly loss
• Budget action over property drags Footsie
• New blood needs greater help to get into industry Farming
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN
• Rattle ready to roll
• Muirhead leads Scots women into European Championsh­ip semis
• Merrilees breezes through his opening round in Grand Prix
• England defend omission of Rokoduguni
• Faletau set for comeback against Boks
• Dunbar believes Scotland backs will break Georgians wide open
• League Cup final back in its best slot but armchair fans miss out
• Mcnaughton brushes up on his painting as he ponders new career
• Jealous guy Shinnie hopes to taste Aberdeen victory parade after heartache of 2014 final
• Neymar provides grace and joy as Barca reassert their authority
• Simunovic proves he belongs at Champions League level
• Messi weaves his magic to seal Celtic’s fate again
• Silva service secures point and place in last 16 for City
• Celtic reach end of road in Europe
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Beware the taste police when selling at Christmas
• Silver shimmer
• Wicked woodland

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