The Scotsman - 2018-09-01

• Respect: Stars turn out for Aretha
• Sturgeon: ‘There can’t be different rules for the powerful’
• Sale of site as owner retires could see Groucho’s finally silenced
• Artificial intelligen­ce used to predict how cancers will progress
• Six arrested in child exploitati­on inquiry
• ‘No-one in 2014 voted to be dragged out of the EU’
• Barnier won’t budge on Irish border
• Minister expected to raise case of Zaghari-ratcliffe during Iran visit
• Indyref was ‘once in a generation’ decision
• Sturgeon in tribute to Nobel winner Mirrlees
• Golden eagle genome mapped to improve species viability around globe
• Emergency vehicles used in Novichok poisonings buried in landfill site
• Scot who won VC is honoured in his home town a century later
• Field to employ the ‘best legal minds’ in dispute
• Schools in the capital have ‘worryingly high’ vacancies
• Relay team to tackle Ben Nevis in diving gear
• Young pilot juggles his flying and performing
• Washington says goodbye to senator and ‘true hero’ Mccain
• Protesters take to the streets after politician banned from leaving
• Jeremy Corbyn is not anti-semitic
• The case against trial by allegation
• Did you fulfil
• Childhood job dream?
• Match standards
• Leonard’s spending plans are all very well but where will the cash come from?
• Health rip-off
• ON TWITTER
• Truth of Ruth?
• Generation gap
• Titus Andronicus
• A nearly perfect musical-political mash-up
• Passenger
• I’m With Her
• Female solidarity while the burning laws of men rule
• Turnover on rise at wholesaler JW Filshill
• Gender parity in focus as chartered surveyor DM Hall takes on recruits
• Murgitroyd earnings on track
• FTSE slumps despite froth of Costa deal
• Ban on burning waste plastic arrives in January
• Russia now more likely to pull the plug on major grain exports
• Comparison sites create huge distortion
• Paul Taylor
• Organise your affairs to help those you leave
• AD Cameron
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Dembele’s strop pays off with £20m Lyon switch
• Welcome to the junglee
• “The Fairs Club go on pilgrimage­s to visit beatup old blokes like me”
• HASTINGS AND HORNE LINE UP FOR GLASGOW
• ANDY ‘JUST BLEW ME AWAY’ AT US OPEN
• EDINBURGH LAID LOW BY NORTH WIND
• Playing teams of stature pleases Rangers manager
• ‘If Rangers defend well it will give them a chance because I think they’ll score a goal’
• Draw hands Celtic a speedy rematch with Norwegians
• ‘As a local boy Steven experience­d the whole Liverpool v Everton thing but he’ll feel the raw passion of this one. This game is different’
• BRENDAN RODGERS
• Saturday Interview Tony Green
• Clarke accuses SFA of prejudging Dicker red card appeal
• Lennon relieved capital rival Levein is on road to recovery
• Little eyes goal rush in Albania
• Warriors will need to stand up and be counted after falling away last season
• India gain an edge in fourth Test despite Moeen’s five-wicket haul
• Mind games in store at Grand Final
• New romantic
• Back at last
• Food & Drink
• Sunny Spain
• Restaurant
• Fresh start
• TV & Radio
• Moving stories from the Outback and closer to home
• Actor Eubha Akilade
• Spa spy Gentle introducti­on
• Orange wine is right on trend, but is it any good?
• ALSO SHOWING
• Oversharin­g
• Polishing gems
• Clarinetti­st and composer Mark Simpson to star at Lammermuir
• On the nose
• Pampering at Mill
• Exercises to help you get the most from a foam roller
• Keep the colour going for as long as possible
• Those who mapped Scotland’s great surfing spots, we salute you
• Your life in the stars

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