The Scotsman - 2018-10-13

• No-deal Brexit would wipe out trade deals with 70 countries
• Here comes the bride
• Scotland’s daily forum for comment, analysis and new ideas
• Declaratio­n of Arbroath gets a makeover
• Female stars and filmmakers at festival call for gender equality
• Brussels warns of Highland ‘depopulati­on’ if subsidies are cut
• Busy trunk road to remain shut as Storm Callum drenches west coast
• Business chiefs call for ‘unpredicta­ble’ out-of-town business tax to be scrapped
• White faux pas amongst left-field fashion choices
• Staffing crisis fears as teachers miss more days due to stress
• Student’s joy as ‘invaluable’ rare comics found in vault
• Highland Games venue to host outdoor music festival
• Officer defended as jury says terrorist lawfully killed
• Homeowners suffering mortgage ‘apathy’
• Pressure mounts on Saudi Arabia over missing journalist
• Survivors describe the ‘utter devastatio­n’ of Hurricane Michael
• Live and let live, not fire and brimstone
• The deadly
• Price of fussy eaters
• Some answers
• Wind and solar power generation levels far from enough to fulfil global needs
• Magic medicine
• ON TWITTER
• We’re all doomed
• Teacher pests
• This Rebus doesn’t do real justice to Rankin’s writing
• The SCO & SCO Chorus Usher Hall, Edinburgh
• Beer for Good founder sells up to focus on security firm
• Major Caithness employer welcomes new apprentice­s after sales growth
• Footsie dips below 7,000 as rout goes on
• Thomas Steitz
• Sort your affairs to help those left
• Rennie Mcowan
• Call to manage beaver numbers
• NEWBIE’S to inspire new farmers into industry
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Advertise can profit in Dewhurst Stakes
• Mcleish insists he’ll solider on in face of fierce criticism
• Left-back conundrum
• “I didn’t mind the sergeantma­jor reputation. Saddam? That made me laugh” Disciplina­rian George Graham on his Arsenal nickname
• HASTINGS’ TOUGHEST TEST YET
• MCGREGOR BRACED FOR LONDON BOUT
• HEAVY DUTY ISSUES FOR COCKERILL
• Relegation fears deepen for O’neill’s men
• Scots’ Euro dream crushed in Kiev
• Neilson can get United up and running, says skipper
• Roberts steps up at Spiders and aims for the last eight
• Domestic kingpins Exeter keen to show that they can also be Euro chiefs
• A tough start for Scots, but it always is
• Key men returning to the fold as Heriot’s take on champions
• Pepperell goes into the lead and aims to dominate
• Casey enjoying a Ryder Cup bounce in Malaysia
• Forrest loses lead but still in the mix
• Zverev seals London spot with victory over Edmund
• Mum swears by Williams’ newest F1 driver Russell
• Trans tales
• Temple run
• Role models
• Restaurant
• Working it out
• Eldest warms to the idea of using an oven
• Blogger and podcaster Lauren Mahon
• Pork and caramelise­d apple sausage roll
• Pumpkin and wild mushroom tart
• Austria is now producing great reds to meet demand
• Hettie Judah
• One man’s traitor...
• The Fall at Home
• Outer limits of adventure
• Great reads to entertain and inspire developing minds
• John Mcleod unleashes his inner Viking in new concerto
• Money matters
• Span through the ages
• Saddle up at home and ride with the Peloton
• Share your knowledge and we can all grow
• The Lecht can now produce snow in June, let alone December
• HOROSCOPES

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