The Scotsman - 2017-08-17

• Azuma trains on track for faster times in cross Border run
• Firms named and shamed for paying under minimum wage
• Superb Celtic put group stage within reach
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Tour guides help bid to save Bobby’s nose
• SCOTS OFFENDERS
• Record high number of Scots in work as economy bounces back
• No 10 sets out soft Irish border plan
• Government’s post-brexit Irish border plan ‘of concern’ says Farage
• Calderwood determined to enjoy life after Alzheimer’s diagnosis
• Demand to end exam appeal costs
• Suspect’s brother arrested in probe into kidnapping of model in Italy
• Trump’s ‘blame on both sides’ remarks condemned
• US presidenti­al state visit now ‘unthinkabl­e’
• Scots forced to travel across the country for mental health services
• Going nuts over new version of old favourite
• Terrorism tip-offs up 600% after UK attacks
• Fracking not viable in UK’S ‘deformed’ rocks
• DJ jailed after sex attack on two vulnerable people
• Molecule cocktail raises spinal injury hope
• Skye restaurant is picked out for food industry ‘bible’ award
• Pet alert cards to be rolled out nationwide
• Brexit has ‘smashed’ Britain and leaves Scotland threatened says novelist O’hagan
• MP calls for Edinburgh’s festivals to run from June to September
• Makar’s plea on the power of poetry
• New yellow wild flower has evolved on Shetland over 200 years
• Kenyan opposition pledges court battle over election result
• Chinese leaders gather at the beach for secret retreat
• What lies behind ‘Moggmentum’
• Caithness digs deep to uncover the secrets of its Iron Age legacy of brochs
• Time to talk seriously about benefits, universal or not, affordable or otherwise
• Digital crisis threat
• Campaigns may spell the beginning of the end for menstruati­on taboo
• Arming all police officers an unpalatabl­e response
• Out to help former service personnel find a way back into community
• Scotland really needs to keep it simple when it comes to procedure in law cases
• Punters should boycott all Fringe venues which don’t pay staff the living wage
• Tough decisions
• Naming names
• Unclear power?
• ON TWITTER
• Don’t trust banks
• All lives matter
• Balfour bounces back to profit amid ‘selective’ bidding
• Higher premiums fuel Admiral profit rise
• British banks ‘behind’ time in post-brexit preparatio­ns
• PWC fine may be sign that auditors are now in firing line
• Akzonobel in activist truce
• Lookers sees new car sales slow down
• Fashion app start-up Mallzee out to bag more sales for internet retailers
• Engineerin­g firm management buyout secures dozen jobs
• Easing global tensions help elevate FTSE
• VICE AND AVARICE
• Post-brexit trade deals a mixed bag for industry
• Union aware of Brexit fall-out
• Don’t Touch among Ayr Gold Cup hopes for mob-handed Fahey
• Further disappoint­ment for tennis fans as Nishikori cuts season short
• SPORTS DIGEST
• OPEN-MINDED
• England aim to be in the pink for day-night Test
• Holder says West Indies are ‘huge underdogs’ but will show plenty of bite
• Lawrie hopes to beat the pain and Hanson to progress in his own event
• Perfect for Warriors
• Cleverly clash can be real deal in Las Vegas freak show
• Sons leave Rangers young guns with a dose of blues
• Premiershi­p new boys more than ready for the challenge
• Ronaldo slams ‘ridiculous’ five-match ban for pushing ref after appeal fails
• Injury-hit Rossiter has fresh start on his mind
• Jubilant Celtic’s high five
• “They are an aspiration­al group of men. I thought it was a really good fit”
• Scot Matthew will now play for Europe
• Ready or not
• Brian Ferguson’s diary
• High level ups and downs
• INTERNATIO­NAL FESTIVAL
• Passion across the Atlantic
• At last – a reason for dying
• Dynamic duo doolally for the idea of Dolly
• Rape culture in the dock
• Dancing away stereotype­s
• Stories that stay with you
• Witness for the revolution
• Time for a rethink and the birth of a digital republic
• Age hasn’t lessened Hattersley’s ability to enthral
• The pain of living with pain
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Days of multiple moves are numbered
• KEYS TO KNOW
• USP Home with allure

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