The Scotsman - 2017-11-28

• Councils now spending 10% of budgets on debt payment
• It was love at first sight, says Prince Harry
• Bridge lanes to be closed for repairs
• Fringe was ‘soft target’ for terror
• Aidan Smith: Why all our children should watch The Likely Lads
• Darren Mcgarvey: Labour is on the cusp of genuine renewal
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Booze, gambling and payday lenders off the high street as convenienc­e stores rule
• Cyber Monday set to rival Black Friday as Britain’s biggest shopping day
• Scottish drugs sector worth £2.7bn a year
• Irish backed by EU as ‘moment of truth’ nears
• Brexit department in new row over redacted economic analysis papers
• Calman aims for appearance on Dr Who after Strictly Come Dancing exit
• Guns found in Nairn murder inquiry
• Merchandis­e goes on sale within hours
• Four babies born as Syrian families thrive in island home
• ‘Chennai Six’ Britons acquitted after four years in Indian jail
• Glasgow has highest UK mortality rate
• New bid to combat stigma of HIV
• Sleeping concerns over junior doctors
• Call for expenses review for families of premature babies
• Drug dealing former soldier avoids jail term because of PTSD
• Profumo ‘had long relationsh­ip with Nazi spy fashion model’
• 100,000 flee as erupting volcano forces closure of Bali airport
• Pope Francis tackles Rohingya crisis as Myanmar trip begins
• Brexit lessons should be child’s play
• A date with Destiny for thieves who made off with Stone
• Older drug addicts need a pathway to better health, not condemnati­on
• The people who put ‘fun’ into funerals
• Let’s make wealth
• Sort the border
• Scottish Government should investigat­e police register of ‘vulnerable’ people
• ON TWITTER
• Celebrate ability
• New wind energy firm opens for business
• Scottish tech firm to launch online beer provenance
• How paying for informatio­n can land journalist­s in hot water
• Marine business sailing forth
• REWARDING
• Magazine publisher Time Inc bought in £2.1bn deal by rival Meredith Corp
• Pearson slims down with sale of Wall Street English division
• Rance Howard
• GLASGOW CALEDONIAN UNIVERSITY
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• Hard Brexit threat to beef sector across the whole of Europe
• Welcome and relief as glyphospha­te relicensed
• Next step for John O’groats developmen­t
• Thistlecra­ck raring to go for Newbury, says Tizzard
• Skating star Christie makes SPOTY list but boxer Joshua is the favourite
• SPORTS DIGEST
• FULL LIST OF CONTENDERS
• Party animal Hamilton is sure he’ll get back to best
• Coach Bayliss is exasperate­d after Bairstow ‘head-butt’ in Perth bar
• First blood to Australian­s as record opening stand seals win
• Sole and Whittigham join Scots after eligibilit­y U-turn
• Let’s hope this new dawn won’t be another false one for fit-again Tiger
• May on goal trail as Dons plan another Ibrox raid
• Bookie closes book on Mcleish but he insists there has been ‘no contact’
• Celtic players are raking in more than double their Old Firm rivals
• Don’t brand Sinclair a diver, pleads Rodgers in cup final penalty row
• Murty has been hung out to dry by Rangers - Mcculloch

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