The Scotsman - 2018-11-03

• Lennon: Scotland must stop pretending it’s inclusive
• Wales v Scotland
• Is Edinburgh a real city or a theme park?
• ‘Extensive renovation’ required to protect Edinburgh’s Botanics plant collection
• Former Lib Dems leader Ashdown being treated for bladder cancer
• Plug pulled on pioneering electric bus service ahead of pollution crackdown
• Lockerbie victim mother on quest to ‘discover’ son she never knew
• Planning Bill to guarantee specialist loos for disabled
• Rememberin­g nurse’s unique place in history
• 5G connection to islands ferry could be world first
• The boots behind ‘that’ kick to be sold for Doddie fund
• Cheese maker hails legal ‘victory’ and thanks loyal workers
• Unexplaine­d delay in release of Christian woman in Pakistan
• New Caledonian­s vote on plans to usher in era of independen­ce
• SNP’S miserablis­m is tedious
• Don’t forget the ‘big lie’ on student loans
• There must be no return to Auschwitz
• Hooked on Brexit
• Derby discipline
• System of lawyers regulating lawyers looks unlikely to end with Rogerton report
• ON TWITTER
• Ferry folly
• Stubbed out
• Derby violence
• Powerful forces still working their magic
• Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
• No doubting the enduring appeal after this celebratio­n
• Vienna Tonkünstle­r Orchestra & Angela Hewitt
• Scottish property sector to ‘ride out’ Brexit uncertaint­y
• Metals tycoon Gupta snaps up more sites
• Constructi­on sector still on shaky ground despite jump
• Renaissanc­e Care looks to double up after acquiring Uddingston homes
• Profit blow at hotels firm M&C
• Footsie gives up gains to end day lower
• Meltdown ahead of ban on burning farm plastics
• Diversific­ation is the way ahead
• Stop bitching and start switching
• Ruth Gates
• Saying your final farewell with flowers
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Enable can break Breeders’ Cup hoodoo
• Lennon insists he will not be driven out by the bigots
• Doing it for Doddie
• DOUBLE JOY FOR SCOTS SIDES IN PRO14
• Time for understudi­es to stand up and be counted at Fortress Principali­ty
• Matawalu scores a hat-trick from the bench as Warriors triumph
• Polledri backs former Ireland favourite O’shea to take Italy to the next level
• Sonians aim to stay on a high as they eye top four
• Lee’s claim to fame
• Wright can rely on his flexible friends
• Omnipresen­t Mcgregor at forefront of Celtic revival
• Dicker says Killie team-mate Stewart can be the solution to Mcleish’s striking crisis
• Knox responds to his wife’s rally-cry
• Mcguigan urges Taylor to grab chance of a lifetime
• I don’t want to behave like a national treasure for the rest of my life
• I can’t differenti­ate between wonder and pride
• Founder of Hades Cassie Holland
• Spa spy Take a break
• THREE OF THE BEST
• Warm feelings
• Grape expectatio­ns of alvarinho in Vinho Verde Loureiro grape
• King maker
• A story in search of a hero
• Original thinker
• Conflict resolution
• Mccall Smith gathers his thoughts
• Irestarter
• Calum Maccrimmon on escaping the frenzy of the tour schedule
• Digital disruption
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• Slip slidin’ away
• Beside the lake, beneath the trees
• Bay of Kotor, Montenegro
• Burn after reading
• Driven to distractio­n by grey partridge
• Cool runnings
• A few light touches
• Start thinking about next year and get planting
• The friendship­s, feuds and rivalries of surfing’s Momentum generation
• Your life in the stars

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