The Scotsman - 2017-09-26

• We can wipe out SNP at next election predicts Corbyn ally
• Sport: Brown better when he’s angry, says Strachan
• Cabling theft causes rail chaos
• Pill could help drink cravings
• Feature: Edinburgh in Kodachrome: the way the city was in 1971
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Child health fears trigger demand for ban on ‘harmful contact’ in school rugby
• Tributes paid to man shot dead with arrow in the street
• New warning over access to statistics
• Mcdonnell pledges an end to PFI and recommits to wave of nationalis­ations
• Party faithful back eleventh-hour statement clarifying Brexit stance
• Hammond warns SNP over tax increases
• Highlands listed as Lyme disease risk area
• Lawyers caution over Brexit impact on NHS
• Barnier ‘keen and eager’ for progress as Brussels talks resume
• IS victim’s daughter vows to open counsellin­g centre
• Record number of GP practices to return to NHS
• UK enjoys ‘greenest summer on record’
• Hurricane-hit islands ‘look like something out of a horror movie’
• Marines admit public indecency at initiation
• Busiest Scots needle exchange shuts
• Experts issue warning after number of curlews around UK plummets
• Most Scots oppose SNP plans to cut air taxes
• Concern over risk to employment rights of railway police officers
• Dicaprio announces grant for Kenya project
• Scientists to set up first data bank on inflammato­ry disease
• North Korea says Trump tweet amounts to ‘declaratio­n of war’
• Merkel vows success of nationalis­ts will not change policies
• No end to Corbyn’s Uber supremacy
• Scotland’s Kiltwalks put 780 charities on a solid footing after raising £2.3m
• Impressive feat: Society staff launch Socktober to help homeless this winter
• Accommodat­ing artists instead of the homeless paints pretty sad picture
• ‘Forgotten Authors’ is the story of what might have been
• Convincing case still to be made over APD
• Inside Environmen­t
• Fishing industry still has major role to play in culture and economy
• A career in Scotland’s booming food and drink industry is indeed food for thought
• Brexitdead­lock
• All wind and solar and not enough gas, nuclear and coal will mean energy crisis
• ON TWITTER
• SNP posturing
• Fast-growing Scots tech firms targeted by new £25m fund
• Ogilvie Group snaps up claims business
• BOE insists on extra capital buffers amid debt bubble
• Imaginatio­n surges after deal
• INFLATION
• Consumer goods giant Unilever takes major new step into Asian cosmetics
• Simpsons Malt looking on bright side despite dip in earnings
• Mixed session for currencies and top stocks
• Barbara Blaine
• More twists emerge in the ongoing glyphosate saga
• Hint of breakthrou­gh in policy talks between devolved nations
• Search for sector’s stars kicks off
• Alpha Delphini chasing treble
• Konta crashes out in Wuhan
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Triple boost turns despair into optimism but review still needed
• Thomas is $10m richer as he claims Fedex Cup
• Dodds deserves chance to see if he can indeed reinvigora­te club scene
• Fleetwood to miss British Masters to be at birth
• Cockerill still angry with ref but he’s taking the positives out of defeat
• Youngs warns that players won’t put up with overcrowde­d fixture list
• Morrison’s revival aided by Crieff High link up
• Varadkar grateful for May’s support as Ireland bid to host World Cup
• Hawkins and Butchart all set for half marathon
• It’s ‘Fortress Emirates’ as Lacazette fires Gunners
• Aguero nightmares end for Walker
• Karius unfazed by calculated ‘risks’
• ‘Superb’ Eriksen now among best playmakers in world says Vertonghen
• English fans on red alert in Moscow
• Falkirk’s new head coach must deliver Premiershi­p football to the club
• Macgregor confident he has made the right decision over manager
• ‘Did you see it?’ raged Caixinha. SFA says no as Brown in clear over ‘elbow’
• Mccart hopes games under Ross can lead to Celtic debut
• Kozak is wary of the Celtic factor as Hampden looms
• French admirer /Russell attracting interest from Racing 92
• Strachan too excited to think about his future
• Scottish Golf chief BLANE DODDS

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