The Scotsman - 2018-12-07

• RBS braces for Brexit with plan to shift £13bn out of UK
• 44 Scotland Street:
• Low taxes are to blame for our ‘food bank Britain’
• Edinburgh lands new film studio
• Refs under the microscope:
• JK Rowling’s former PA ‘a good liar’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Man’s best friend honoured for war role
• Anger over reports of illegal scallop dredging
• Bodyguard star ‘blown away’ by Globe nod
• May offers MPS backstop vote to avoid huge Brexit deal rebellion
• Don’t crash into a brick wall – put deal to the people, Blair tells May
• Millions of O2 customers left offline by data service outage
• Mcdonnell: ‘SNP bringing Tory austerity to Scotland’
• Scotrail fares should be frozen in Holyrood Budget, Labour demands
• Crisis-hit NHS Tayside shows ‘deteriorat­ing’ target performanc­e
• Competitio­n with humans for fish puts seabirds at risk
• Working Scots struggle to buy food ‘and in 2018 this is unacceptab­le’
• ‘You have to go with the adventure and take things as they come’
• ‘We’re not treating dementia with the dignity it deserves’
• Concerns over police chief ’s salary rise as role ‘shrinking’
• Tories call on SNP to rule out tax increases
• Sturgeon challenged on teacher numbers
• Parents warned about dangers of button batteries
• China demands Canada releases Huawei’s chief financial officer
• Trump very much odd man out in the US presidents’ club
• Only Labour can sort out Brexit chaos created by a Government in name only
• Selfies with the turkey? Christmas dinner needs ground rules
• Food poverty is a call to arms
• Inside Transport
• Time is running out to tackle climate change – Scotland can lead the way
• If government is failing, business can lead in making the world a better place
• Let Scotland vote
• Counterbla­st
• UK’S membership of EU has long been a thorn in side of British prime ministers
• ON TWITTER
• Kettle, pot?
• Taxing proposal
• Scottish economy to lag UK as labour pressures take toll
• Prepare for ‘no deal’ scenario, firms urged
• State-owned Chinese firm opens Dundee marine base
• Gocompare links up with Money Dashboard to up Open Banking appeal
• Scottish car sales motor ahead
• Candle firm looks to ignite expansion
• The books must still be balanced as Brexit rages
• Solid year for Ediston property trust but outlook clouded by Brexit fears
• Ian Curle to retire as chief executive of whisky firm Edrington
• UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS
• Charles Harrison
• Sir Aaron Klug
• COURT CIRCULAR
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Work set to begin on new £5m Ingliston pavilion
• Directors confident over show plans
• Ayr among host tracks for The Series
• Perry battles back to shock Trump as O’donnell secures ‘biggest win’
• Cockerill rolls out big guns for key Newcastle clash
• Ashe hopes to take ‘buzz’ of 14-man win into Lyon trip
• Oosthuizen off to flying start in bid to win SA Open
• Timely ton for Pujara takes heat off India but Australia are still in charge
• Praise from government as betting industry agrees ban on live TV ads
• Net gain /Hat-trick hero Miller says Mcintyre’s tactics paying off for Dundee
• Hardie on way back, but Holt won’t rush striker
• ‘Killie title win would eclipse Leicester’
• Christie savouring every moment of career turnaround at Celtic
• It could be a seasonchan­ger for us. We know we can deal with anyone in this league
• Berra still fuming after penalty call prolongs run without a win
• Shape up or we could lose Lennon - Porteous
• Mcauley tells Morelos to keep control
• GO BIG OR GO HOME
• BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BETTER
• Aston Martin plan to ‘future proof’ classic cars
• THIS IS THE CHEAPEST MONTH TO BUY YOUR CAR INSURANCE
• 90% OF DRIVERS SUPPORT IN-CAR BREATHALYS­ERS

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