The Scotsman - 2018-03-05

• Roger Bannister, 1929-2018
• Minister moves to look into firms docking pay in whiteout
• Holyrood on brink of Brexit resolution
• Safety fears over spate of A9 incidents
• Lesley Riddoch: Kezia Dugdale comes out fighting for the single market
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• ‘David and Goliath’ battle as BBC fights for survival against US companies
• Soft Irish border plan could be changed
• Locals dig in for big clean up as schools set to reopen after disruption
• Study into heated concrete for roads
• Senior MPS say they won’t run for deputy leadership
• 50,000 low income Scots don’t claim tax relief measure
• Charities told to take action against sex abuse
• Stalker operated low-flying drone to harass his victims
• Back-bill ban cuts off unfair charges for power users
• Sew perfect: an event for crafty folk in search of inspiratio­n
• EXHIBITOR FOCUS: KARELIA HOUSE
• Being a cancer patient ‘costs more than being parent’
• African trip and edible jewellery box inside Oscars £72,500 gift bag
• Still Game gears up for new series and ‘huge undertakin­g’ of live show
• Government ‘let slip’ chance to get £364m from debt-ridden Carillion
• Italy’s political future uncertain as long queues blight polling day
• Merkel finally secures deal to lead Germany for her fourth term
• Villages captured in rebel region as Syrian troops make advance
• The fade-out of the last lighthouse keeper in Scotland
• The tries ‘we’ scored were great, but I’m interested in a different kind of try
• Charities must show lessons are learned
• Inside Arts
• Pause for reflection in a landmark year
• Are you your own worst enemy? Think about it
• The goal of football clubs should be to reduce fees paid to agents
• Let the right estate agent put a spring in your step
• Police malaise
• Energy policy
• Antidepres­sant benefits more down to psychiatri­c and marketing skills than fact
• ON TWITTER
• Animal exports
• Bellfield Brewery raises a glass to supermarke­t deal
• Manufactur­ing firms keep foot on pedal
• Salmon sector in healthy state
• Further rise in interest rate will cost firms £355m
• Arthur J Moss
• Farming Brexit fatigue runs even deeper than the snow drifts
• Lightning strikes twice for local hero Coetzee
• Dominant Macleod gives Scots a flying start with stunning century
• Motherwell’s winner was a ‘sucker punch’ for Levein
• Marvellous Muir proves she is fit to carry the torch lit by Bannister
• Pozzi strikes gold while Clark is eventually awarded team bronze in 4x400 relay
• Big boost for Hawkins as he finishes third behind Farah
• We’re in the mood for Celtic
• Three’s a CROWD-PLEASER
• “The announcer’s reaction as Mchugh thumped the ball into the net said it all – ‘Wow!’”
• Christie stays focused on Dons
• IN THE NOW
• Edouard makes a pitch for first Old Firm start
• 5 THINGS WE LEARNED FROM FIR PARK
• Robinson says captain missing semi is a ‘travesty’
• City’s pass masters leave Chelsea chasing shadows
• Conte leads Astori tributes after Fiorentina captain is found dead before Udinese clash
• Cusiter says Townsend getting the scrum-half balance right for Scots
• Currie Chiefs raise roof in historic match to secure a home tie in title play-offs
• Taylor-made for a glorious career
• Bannister’s casual dash to immortalit­y
• Park hails successful week as GB leave World Championsh­ips with six medals

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