The Scotsman - 2018-02-23

• Scots justice in dock after killer freed to strike again
• We weren’t brave enough says Rodgers
• Expert warns of backlash from middle tax earners
• It isn’t all Mcmafia and oligarchs in Russia
• The pothole big enough to take a bath in
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Islanders’ bid to buy scenic home of the World Stone Skimming Championsh­ips
• Theresa May weathers Stormzy attack over failings on Grenfell Tower fire
• Killer on home leave jailed for ‘murderous’ attack on woman
• Double crime shook Dundee
• May and Sturgeon on standby as Brexit talks remain deadlocked
• Brexiteers in Tory ranks told to fall in behind May
• Unicef chief quits after allegation­s of ‘inappropri­ate’ conduct
• Police accused of ‘preventing’ work of spy scandal probe
• ‘Tragic’ final moments of city’s rough sleeper
• Prestwick’s reliance on US military ‘legitimate’, says economy secretary
• Row over ‘suspicious’ loss of tagged golden eagle Fred
• Council apology over school trip sunburn
• Safety review ordered after pupil hit by falling roof tile
• Sturgeon condemns spate of attacks targeted at Asian homes as ‘personal’
• Thousands of jobs to go at Centrica amid fears over energy market
• Home Office U-turn on ministers
• Strikes begin at universiti­es in pensions row
• Divorcees face losing out on thousands in retirement income
• Oldest cave paintings created by Neandertha­ls
• Arts quango apologises over cuts row
• Trump endorses giving teachers concealed guns to stop shooters
• Syrians in middle of ‘hell on earth’ as aid groups overwhelme­d
• Now we hear of food supply threat
• Sum speaker – mathematic­ian who warned of data dangers comes to capital
• RESTAURANT AWARDS
• Police Scotland in the dock again
• Inside Transport
• Fighting to save the rainforest from the scorched earth of human activity
• Go wild in the country – this year let’s get our young people into the great outdoors
• Policing rethink
• Creative Scotland should reconsider devastatin­g cuts to Fire Exit theatre company
• Taxing anomalies
• ON TWITTER
• Nursery funding
• Brought to book
• Rates dilemma as economic growth revised downward
• Mixed signals for UK consumer spending
• Macfarlane on acquisitio­n trail as profits and sales grow
• Centrica bloodied in profits and jobs terms but divi unbowed
• Turcan Connell grows Glasgow
• 700-plus jobs safeguarde­d as railway contracts of collapsed firm moved
• Serco boss urges contract overhaul in wake of Carillion blow
• Centrica leap fails to offset Footsie blues
• Distillers and brewers will need record barley yields
• Signs of tentative progress over Brexit powers repatriati­on talks
• Take Bobby to be dazzler
• New car, new deal /Hamilton confident of lucrative Mercedes contract
• Woods rues one wayward hole but fights back to level par in Florida
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Horne ‘really excited’ by midfield duel with Farrell
• Italy urged to learn from mistakes as Six Nations heads for Marseille
• Porter faces tough Test at tighthead on his first start
• Jones was shocked by poor fitness of squad at first England training session
• Bonar won’t forget first-cap nightmare but treat it as a lesson learned
• ‘Beating England as tough as
• It’s always been’
• Cockerill lines up trio of signings for next season
• Tears of 2014 will inspire Muirhead in bid for gold
• Christie may add long track in her last throw of Olympic dice
• Flak from the Ibrox stands will not faze Naismith, insists Levein
• Lennon expects tough test against Clarke’s form team
• Zenit punish woeful errors to send Celtic out of Europe
• FIVE THINGS WE LEARNED FROM ST PETERSBURG
• Gunners go through after huge scare
• VOLKSWAGEN POLO SE GAME ON
• VW SHOWS VIZZION OF THE FUTURE
• SHARP DRESSED MAN
• Knockhill announces record entry levels for opening round of rally championsh­ips
• THE CAR IN FACTS
• THE CAR IN FACTS
• FAMILY VALUES
• MIURA: THE MAKING OF A LEGEND
• Motorists urged to be on look out for car tax refund scam
• Dodge Charger with star-studded history goes up for auction
• BUYERS URGED TO CHECK SAFETY RECALL STATUS
• NATION’S TOP TEN DRIVING TUNES NAMED

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