The Scotsman - 2017-12-01

• Fifty per cent rise in elderly on their own this Christmas
• First Minister under siege over bridge lane closures
• Volunteer drive for Hogmanay ‘is exploitati­on’
• Joyce Mcmillan: Only one way Americans can stop Trump
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Christmas cheer for vinyl as sales forecast to return to highest levels since early 1990s
• Google marks St Andrew’s Day with Doodle by Aberdeensh­ire illustrato­r
• Not enough investment in council care system
• Sturgeon: ‘Tweets prove Trump doesn’t deserve state visit to UK’
• Trump fires off tweet to ‘wrong’ Theresa May
• Drivers warned of zero alcohol tolerance as campaign launched
• Pensioner escapes with reprimand for torching own home
• Dundee seeks culture city legal challenge
• Parliament piper plays Proclaimer­s from on high
• First heavy snow of winter brings rush-hour chaos
• Boost for Scotland’s larder as ‘National Chef ’ appointed
• Dictionary of 1,000 years of words scoops prize
• Former altar boy ‘abused daily’ at orphanage
• Teaching union blasts plan to break up standards watchdog
• Drivers stump up for thousands for fines after cars clamped and seized
• More women means ‘better decisions’
• Kellogg’s axes Ricicles amid crackdown on cereals
• RBS brings down the curtain on ‘bad bank’
• Winter Olympic fears downplayed after North Korean missile tests
• Candle vigil for Croat wartime criminal who drank ‘deadly’ poison
• Budding data scientists offered placements to help expand sector in Scotland
• Scotland’s councils – which run our schools and care for elderly – face the poorhouse
• We need to cure our loneliness epidemic
• Inside Transport
• Provide the proper support to strengthen our ‘cultural backbone’
• Community garden the first creation of something new from V&A Dundee
• Paying for truth?
• If Macaskill really believes Police Scotland is working he should visit Borders
• Silence hatred
• ON TWITTER
• Pub rivals post contrastin­g figures in tough climate
• Industry veteran to chair Miller Homes
• Engineerin­g firms upbeat despite Brexit uncertaint­ies
• Accountanc­y watchdog not barking up the wrong tree
• Second biotech for office park
• Top food and drink brands revealed
• Aviva lifts its targets for earnings and investor returns as it throws off cash
• Disappoint­ing results cast a cloud over Daily Mail publisher
• FTSE slips as pound lifts on Brexit hopes
• LYNDON B JOHNSON ON WATSON
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• Long-running breeding programme wins honour
• New lease of life for letting sector
• Thomas repays Hamilton’s Trust
• England are not party animals, says Anderson after curfew is imposed
• Collapse hands Ireland initiative and near-certain victory in ICC Cup
• Neil is leading Scot in Mauritius after Syme slips up at his closing hole
• Qualifying process set for Junior Solheim Cup
• Scotland set off on road to Paris in defence of Sevens cup title
• Dott returns to form as he falls back in love with snooker
• Edinburgh bank on three South Africans to beat Southern Kings
• Australia aim to put the shackles on Burgess as England seek to spring a shock in World Cup final
• Gatland faces challenge as Wales go out the window
• Fifa chiefs welcome Lineker as draw host despite his continued criticisms
• Allardyce is finally named new manager by Everton
• England will want to avoid facing Germany, Costa Rica and Nigeria
• Lennon reveals that he dropped Stokes after bust-up with striker
• Fir Park club to probe missile claims and acts of vandalism in clashes with champions
• No grilling, no screaming and shouting, as club ‘saviour’ is given calm passage
• Shinnie welcomes chance for rapid redemption
• Glove story /Boxing history for young Scot
• King closes in on boss but will have to shell out
• “To go out and score like I did was nice. It was fun to be part of a scorecard again”
• Hogg a doubt for Cotter Euro reunion
• LAYING IT ALL ON THE LINE
• STRIKING THE RIGHT NOTES
• Ford boss warns car maker could move its business out of the UK in case of hard Brexit
• PAISLEY GEARED UP FOR HISTORIC RALLY START
• EXPERTS ISSUE ADVICE TO STOP KEYLESS THEFT

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