The Scotsman - 2017-11-22

• Zimbabwe removes Mugabe
• Ex-minister blames delay to minimum pricing for 400 deaths
• School calls in students to fill maths teacher gap
• Celtic boss Rodgers tells PSG ‘You can’t buy history’
• Tram chaos ‘was tactic’ in dispute
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• National Museum breaks the two million visitors barrier for first time in 150 years
• Likely Lad Rodney Bewes bows out just days short of his 80th birthday
• Study uncovers problem-solving gap between rich and poor teens
• Dugdale dodges party suspension
• Hammond harnesses high tech, but room for manoeuvre is restricted
• UK diesel prices highest
• Deaths of three fans at rally ‘avoidable’
• Dublin says £40bn for EU won’t stop veto
• Labour row erupts over Brexit vote as leadership accused of ‘betrayal’
• ‘We have removed a tyrant but not yet a tyranny’
• Highland Military Tattoo is forced to beat hasty retreat
• Call to ban electric shock dog collars
• Scotrail punctualit­y down again as trains battle autumn leaves
• Two-thirds of police want to carry guns
• Citizens Theatre shut for major refurbishm­ent
• Fraudster who faked cousin’s will to cheat charity out of fortune jailed
• Death of worker on bridge ‘a freak accident’ inquiry told
• Shamed doctor banned for a year
• Scouts Scotland back LGBT teaching in schools campaign
• Putin tells Assad Moscow is close to ending military action in Syria
• Dozens die as suicide bomber targets mosque in Nigeria
• Women must rise up to take power
• Smash-hit fast food chain opens second Scottish outlet – with haggis burger
• Lessons of grief: When in hell, walk fast and keep loved ones close
• Single Market could be UK’S single option
• Inside Justice
• We’re saving more babies with heart defects thanks to pioneering work
• Equality and fairness? People with disability are being judged before they are even born
• Brexit back foot
• Forget fear, embrace change and let electric cars drive us into a cleaner future
• ON TWITTER
• Fly that red flag
• CYBG warns of price pressures as profitabil­ity rises
• Property investment stuck in doldrums
• Ineos flexes muscles with fresh North Sea takeover
• Easyjet not flying high, but the turbulence looks behind it
• Atlantis seals Wyre Valley deal
• OPTIMISM
• UK manufactur­ing records strongest order book level for almost 30 years
• Power firm Aggreko targets growth after Q3 revenue ticks up
• Easyjet helps give FTSE 100 pre-budget lift
• Voas says cattle disease ‘eradicated in two years’
• Prepare for a ‘long and messy’ divorce from EU warns Rogers
• Batsmen hold the key as England try to banish the Stokes factor
• Family affair for Toolis as Aussie-born forward targets second victory over the land of his birth
• Edinburgh land Hickey as Warriors sign Mcfarland
• Strathalla­n and Glenalmond to contest all-perthshire final
• Now Scots have recipe for success
• Oliver ends personal goal drought to put a spoke in Pars’ title ambition
• Callachan ducks out of mind games
• Cadden hopes to give Tierney a schooling in Hampden cup final
• Motherwell offer Wolecki Black a route back into football
• Profligate Liverpool throw away three-goal advantage
• PSG set sights on Euro shutout record
• “I love scoring tries and they’ve all been off the back of some really good team play”

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