The Scotsman - 2018-11-12

• Scotland remembers
• WORLD COMMEMORAT­IONS,
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Boy who helped save mother’s life backs campaign to teach first aid in schools
• Red Dwarf star leaves Strictly amid reports of rift with his dance partner
• Cabinet ‘split’ over unilateral exit from Irish backstop deal
• Anger over taxpayers’ cash going to Michelin
• Rare glimpse of life in Glasgow barracks
• Silhouette­s projected onto buildings
• Scots drugs strategy ten years out of date, say MSPS
• Me Too movement has ‘probably made every woman feel like an idiot’
• Yousaf vows to take action after teenager’s death in custody
• Wind turbines ‘generating 98% of electricit­y demand’
• Fresh family appeal for pair missing since 1976
• Island sanctuary ready to start the next chapter in its colourful history
• ‘The ultimate goal is to become a household name in baking’
• MSPS to vote on public ownership of trains
• Five-minute neck scan could be part of future dementia screening
• Queen of pop set to grace Edinburgh Castle concert
• Buble announces six-date UK tour
• Two people found dead in car as California­n wildfires reach ocean
• Ebola outbreak that has killed 198 people worst in Congo history
• Saudi, US and UK officials heard tapes of reporter’s death
• Story of Calum’s Road to be laid down on film
• We can honour dead of two World Wars in way we act as a nation today
• Tackling drugs requires a brave and honest stance, writes Tom Wood
• Thinking about taking your business on to the global stage? Take time to make connection­s, says Catriona Llanwarne
• We’ve reached a ‘new normal’ on personal data
• Language really does matter – in law and politics
• Torybrexit­failings
• Macron’s Great War speech a timely warning of dangers in ‘raging nationalis­m’
• Taxing times…
• ON TWITTER
• Trump rained off
• Service companies lead private sector growth in October
• UK economy suffers ‘sluggish’ start to Q4
• Awards bonanza for a contrarian with conviction
• CBRE chief takes on chair of Scottish Property Federation
• Tax raises spook high earners
• Enterprise is only learnt outside the classroom
• Nurture ‘small giants’ for a thriving tech sector
• Alloa baker aims to see dog treats business rise
• Paint retailer secures new site
• Muriel Manings
• Martin Dalby
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• Whatever else happens just don’t mention Brexit
• Gosden’s Royal Line reigns supreme
• Murray makes a name for himself with opening win in world finals
• Nishikori stuns Federer as Swiss great pays for error-strewn display
• Siniakova secures Fed Cup success for Czechs
• I’ve still got it, says winner Westwood
• Exeter lead Hogg chase
• Livingston dogged but Celtic
• PREMIERSHI­P
• Ajer needs surgery on cheekbone
• ‘Hearts title bid over? I’m not going to let that happen’ – Lee
• Solid defence underpins Saints revival
• Ibrox goal rush puts rampant Rangers back on right track
• Getting carried away with impressive win
• Miller says Mcintyre’s first win just around corner after deserved point
• Neilson’s United gaining ground as Ayr stumble at home for first time
• Senior service counts as Scotland feast on Fijians
• Jones’ numbers game adds up to another defeat by New Zealand
• Anscombe too nervous to be tired as Wales beat Australia at last
• Hat-trick hero Seymour admits he fears for his place in Scotland team
• City in a league of their own after dominant derby show
• Arbroath ten points clear in title race
• Henderson double puts City on top
• Salah and Shaqiri score as Liverpool keep in touch
• Beaten but not bowed, Bellew calls time on his boxing career
• ‘Idiot’ Ocon denies Verstappen after Interlagos collision

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