The Scotsman - 2018-01-10

• Hospital staff refused to help mother who collapsed outside
• Fracking ban goes to court over ‘misuse of power’ by government
• Victim ‘haunted’ by loss of friend
• Exclusive extract from ‘Ten Meals That Changed The World’
• Ayesha Hazarika: ‘Reshuffle kerfuffle is a case of Girls Not Allowed’
• TV and film chief quits arts quango
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• British talent dominates leading actor category as Bafta nomination­s revealed
• Novo out of intensive care and ‘looking much better’ after heart attack
• Hospital staff refuse to help after collapse on doorstep
• Mundell under fire as MPS told
• Majority of Scots believe in Uk-wide immigratio­n system
• Davis complains about EU planning for ‘no deal’
• Gormley concerned over ‘delayed’ probe
• Lengthy ‘to do’ list revealed to complete new Forth bridge
• May: Cabinet is less male, pale and stale after shake-up
• Toby Young quits as universiti­es regulator amid row over tweets
• Man was forced to live in caravan with no water or toilet
• Islanders say ‘yes’ to Ulva buyout in historic vote
• Health Secretary warned Scotland’s drugs death rate is worst in Europe
• MSP calls for action on tenement repairs
• Edinburgh named the hottest city in the world for millennial­s to relocate
• North Korea to send Olympic team to South’s winter Games
• Critics call for new route map on controvers­ial rail policing plans
• ‘Monitor cot death risk via mobile phone’
• Tributes paid to former Scotsman finance chief
• Woman who killed sick husband walks free from court
• Musicians ‘at risk of having nowhere to perform’
• Glasgow’s comedy festival lures in big names
• Twitter backlash after Ivanka Trump endorses Oprah’s speech
• Italian and German police arrest 160 in Mafia crackdown
• Inside Justice
• Lord Mackay’s life is a shining beacon in an age of secular dogmatism
• What a good idea – sharing knowledge can break down the challenges facing us all
• Disaster movie
• Smell the oil
• It is too simplistic to say rise in Scottish winter deaths are definitely ‘flu related’
• ON TWITTER
• Mundell maths
• Morrisons pulls a cracker in strong Christmas trading
• Building practice opens Edinburgh office
• Seven-figure funding boost for ambitious sensor firm
• Clear-sighted Potts puts the wind back in Morrisons’ sales
• Glasgow firm lands Leeds work
• MARKET SHARE
• UK software firm serving many Scots public sector bodies sold for £475m
• Persimmon rides out £800 million fat cat bonus controvers­y
• Supermarke­ts help FTSE hit fresh record
• Peggy Cummins
• US farmers voice fears over Trump trade deal
• Local boys take the hot seat for question and answer session
• Donjuan tipped to be Triumphant
• Konta’s Sydney title defence ends with first-round defeat
• Team GB expected to deliver record medal haul in Pyeongchan­g
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Bayliss to step down as England coach next year, but focusing on the future
• Ex-captain Ponting joins coaching staff ahead of Twenty20 tri-series
• Guptill leads New Zealand run chase to take victory
• Stade Francais match moved to Murrayfiel­d after Myreside fails to recover
• Marler ban rules prop out of England’s opening two Six Nations games
• CAS to rule on Russian dopers by end of month
• Maguire can make transition to Solheim Cup team, says Matthew
• Most wanted xi
• Aguero gets Manchester City off hook after going behind
• Conte ‘won’t forget’ Mourinho rebuke
• After advice from the ‘Don’ it was an offer Walker couldn’t refuse
• SWPL launch Glasgow City aim for 12th title in a row
• Palace squad split over the effectiven­ess of video ref
• Cup final hero Gray still gets akickoutof reliving Hibs’ historic day
• Thomson and Vignal join Rangers staff
• SPECIAL FEELING
• First-half goal blitz puts Inverness back in the play-off hunt
• Murphy to make debut against Atletico Mineiro

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