The Scotsman - 2018-10-12

• Orphanages abused children for decades, inquiry rules
• Scots couple who died in Majorca flood named
• Website to let teachers raise fears in private
• Richard Leonard: Why 21st century capitalism is failing Scotland
• Photoshop hotel image ‘misleading’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s daily forum for comment, analysis and new ideas
• Streetread­s to help homeless people start a fresh chapter with free books
• Brewery business booming as Scots seize on growing thirst for craft beer
• DUP puts Theresa May on notice to alter Brexit course or risk collapse
• Consumers to suffer under ‘no deal’
• UK left with policing ‘gap’ if Europol status ends
• Scotrail’s performanc­e target waived
• Final cash plea could push cake chain into administra­tion
• Bill for thousands of police officers during Trump visit to cost £18m
• Warnings of vegetable shortages after wet April and hot summer
• Love match burns bright as islanders get 24-hour power
• European visitors flocking to Scotland
• ‘Going to jail is an accelerant of misery. A problem you have going in is worse when you come out’
• Liam Kerr: Community sentences cannot be a ‘get out of jail free’ card
• Branson: ‘Question what the criminal record is but don’t write someone off’
• Hunger-striking suffragett­es inspire new art
• Church calls for brothers to be saved from deportatio­n
• Electric heating users ‘paying over the odds’ to stay warm
• Hebrides a ‘global hotspot’ for whales, dolphins and porpoises
• It’s a dog’s life for traditiona­l canine breeds
• Homes smashed to pieces as US counts the cost of Michael’s force
• Astronauts survive as rocket failure prompts emergency landing
• The champions for the ‘digital rights’ of young people in Scotland
• New funding gained to train the next generation of environmen­tal scientists
• Yoga makes me feel the way I want to be on my deathbed
• No love, compassion, dignity or comfort
• Inside Transport
• Trying to change the world for the better should be everyone’s business
• If you want people to value your business, get involved in what’s good for society
• Invitation to independen­ce supporters to persuade a No voter that they’re right
• See some salmon
• Nirvana? No way
• ON TWITTER
• It’s indyref2 time
• Stem cell research company secures £1.3m investment
• Pension funds take stakes in Forth Ports
• Publishing firm Johnston Press seeks out suitors
• Law firm announces sponsorshi­p of women’s sport and business awards
• Homes boost from finance deal
• Tale of two businesses for WH Smith
• ‘Pacesettin­g’ firms use alliances to surge ahead
• Weatherbys Private Bank doubles up in Scotland as personal touch pays off
• Chain’s merger with management firm forms new hotel giant
• Footsie drops to lowest level in six months
• David Wise
• Sam Morshead
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Mundell welcomes Gove’s commitment on funding
• NFUS pushes local authoritie­s to use more dog control notices
• Currie is just Champion
• RACE RETURNS
• Murray books ATP Finals place as Edmund and Boulter also prosper
• Suspension for Jones amid match-fixing allegation­s
• Brown bullish about Warriors’ chances against mighty Saracens
• Khawaja holds firm as Australia secure draw
• Pepperell ace gives him share of the lead as home players flourish
• Hazard says playing for Real Madrid is his dream
• Don’t make Chelsea join the ‘great unwashed’ pleads chairman Buck
• Broadcast blackout under review
• Modric motivated for World Cup semi replay
• Irate O’neill says discussion­s with ‘injured’ Lafferty will have to wait
• Dedicated Duffy reaps rewards of hard work
• Away-day troubles return to haunt the national side and extend wretched overseas record
• Wales taught harsh lesson as Spain turn on the style
• A howler in Haifa . . . shambolic Scots wilt
• Doom and gloom for Mcleish as Scots are booed off in Israel
• “Cockerill will draw on the nous which saw him experience semis and finals as player and coach”
• Gascoigne is axed from Hall of Fame
• ECO FRIENDLY?
• RETURN OF THE KING
• Mazda rotary engine to return in hybrid model
• CLASSIC CAR OWNERS FACE FINE FOR SIMPLE OVERSIGHT

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