The Scotsman - 2018-01-13

• Dummy run: ‘Trump’ visits new embassy
• Operations called off as flu hits hospitals
• Csaba Laszlo: ‘Romanov was jealous of me at Hearts’
• O’neill breakthrou­gh
• Rugby fans cut back on Six Nations By BRIAN FERGUSON
• Celebratin­g 35 years since ‘The Crossing’
• WEEKEND CROSS WORD
• Childline founder reaches out in appeal to track down mystery volunteer
• Dugdale attacked over charitable donation after stint in the jungle
• EX-SPA chief to appear before MSPS
• Tories want us to follow Norway’s health model
• Greyfriars Bobby memorial fixed just in time
• Rail executive drafted in to troublesho­ot Scotrail woes
• Tributes to war dead on centenary of sea tragedy
• Deported teacher to return to Scottish primary school
• Horrors committed by nuns ‘absolute rubbish’
• Davidson left ‘frustrated’ over Brexit change delay
• ‘Wire and a battery’ found in shoe box as police probe suspect bomb
• ATM explosion hurts suspected thief
• Coalition deal close for Germany as end looms to political standoff
• Protests in Athens as austerity bill to limit Greece’s strike power
• Look to Norway to help ailing NHS
• STEPHEN JARDINE
• JANE BRADLEY
• Walk the walk
• Careless with cash
• ON TWITTER
• Trump card
• Fangs very much
• How It Works: The Simple Idea That Becomes A Bestseller
• Some things old, some things new, but the sound and the fury go on
• The Attic
• Scottish Chamber Orchestra/robin Ticciati
• Mitchells & Butlers toasts record Xmas as revenues jump
• New CEO named for Scottish fintech body
• Carillion talks over rescue package as shares slump
• Pubs making do and mending amid rising cost headwinds
• New feed barge for salmon firm
• Another high for Footsie as Dow surges
• UK ‘in need of a coherent farm policy’ says expert
• Finding the ‘hidden iceberg’ is key to beating sheep disease
• Don’t lose sleep over drastic plastic debt
• Finding the perfect memorial
• Ray Thomas
• Tommy Lawrence
• Chan e cunnart no cosgais a tha sa Ghàidhlig ach cànan prìseil
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Cogry has stamina and form to land payday in Classic Chase
• Neil: I already know that no two days in golf are the same
• Kid’s Brighton move a mistake
• Boyd’s new goal is better mental health awareness
• Murty taken aback by pulling power of Rangers, as Brazilians are beaten
• Manchester City threaten to walk away from Sanchez deal as Mourinho hints at interest
• Murray fights for his place as Turkish bid is turned down
• Top-of-table clash not decisive says Smith Saints on red alert against old boys
• Gray blow may force Lennon back into transfer market
• Mitchell excited by a derby debut
• Hearts squad given valuable game time against strong Dutch outfit
• Edinburgh clinch thrilling win as Rasolea pounces at the death
• Marr and Boroughmui­r set for Premiershi­p basement battle at Fullarton Park
• Konta cut from same cloth as Sharapova, says her new coach
• Rusedski believes injuries have ruined Murray’s chance of winning another grand slam event
• Twell ready to embrace evolution as new coach gives her fresh stimulus
• Plunkett joins England’s eager freshmen as tourists seek revenge for Ashes hiding
• Christie fires eight in Scots’ 27-goal romp
• Life force
• The merits of group chat vs talking
• Presenter Kate Quilton
• Spa spy Just ginspirati­onal
• Alchemilla
• Spirit of the sea
• Tasting events to look forward to in 2018
• We shall fight them on the clichés
• ALSO SHOWING
• All that glitters is gold...
• Criminal appeal
• Battle for the truth
• I’ll Keep You Safe
• Older, still angry
• Dizzying and delightful choices to make at Celtic Connection­s
• Team players
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• Double the pleasure
• Reflected glory
• Switch off and stretch
• A rough shoot to remember
• Body of evidence
• Dig in for a full life
• Heritage varieties connect us to growers of the past
• Buying new gear is tempting, but we should use – and repair – the stuff we already have
• Your life in the stars

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