The Scotsman - 2019-01-14

• Andy Murray statue to stand alongside Fred Perry at Wimbledon
• Sturgeon refers herself to watchdog in Salmond case
• Euro progress beckons for Glasgow and Edinburgh
• May: Respect Brexit vote like you did on devolution
• Fringe urged to ban top venue in fair pay row
• What will it take for Gilet Jaunes protests on British streets?
• Features: Struggling halfway through Dry January? Here’s some inspiratio­n
• 44 Scotland St
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• What next this week?
• Doctors have say on assisted death for the terminally ill
• Evans: ‘New show will be all hands on deck – including my children’
• Verruca and wart patients forced out of GP surgeries
• New epic tipped to help Scottish film
• Number of Scots struggling to pay rent and mortgage up a third in two years
• HS2 trains ‘could be run slower in bid to cut costs’
• Teachers cite assaults in letters to Sturgeon
• Dugdale lauds the Dogs Trust ahead of annual Greyfriars Bobby service
• ‘Retailers can no longer rely on Christmas’
• Highland and Islands set to cash in with heritage fund
• Laurel’s descendent to unveil new headstone at star’s mother’s grave
• Hermione Norris: ‘It feels like the old Cold Feet is back’
• ‘Going alcohol-free has changed my life for the better: I’m healthier, more confident, suffer less from stress and anxiety and spend barely any money on nights out’
• MPS believe new pay rules do not go far enough on disparitie­s
• Buyers get first look inside priciest new homes
• Church warns it is in impossible situation over seminary ‘albatross’
• ‘Outlander effect’ sees star’s fortune soar and fans flocking to film sites
• Italy captures fugitive ex-militant in Bolivia to end 30-year pursuit
• Avalanche kills three German skiers with fourth still missing
• This can still be a good crisis
• The island mission to find the lost cave of ‘Fern Andy’
• Anne Frank was murdered by anti-semitic Nazis – and now their hate is returning
• Sturgeon is right to call in watchdog
• The courts are not just for sending people to prison, writes Karyn Mccluskey
• Proud to be following in Ethel’s footsteps
• ADS rules must change to focus on real targets
• Companies may need a policy on work emails and calls after hours
• Climate changes
• Trading as a non-eu state would open doors for business in US and the East
• Politics and trust
• Tram alarm
• ON TWITTER
• Airing concerns
• Refreshing dose of originalit­y by Le Bon
• ‘Chumminess’ to the fore at Queen’s Hall celebratio­ns
• Call for UK finance firms to act after gloomy end to 2018
• Accelerate­her launches for fourth year
• Investors are seeking guidance like never before
• Glasgow charity brings in COO to drive up fund-raising activity
• Don’t let Brexit warp decisions
• Life sciences can give Scotland a helping hand
• Small firms must prepare for any Brexit outcome
• Architectu­re firm to build on bumper order book
• Getting your affairs in order
• Ronald Sawdon
• NOW & THEN
• Eugeniu Iordachesc­u
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Hyperbole amid changing times is nothing new
• De Gea masterclas­s gives Solskjaer joy of six
• ‘It hits us top guys hard, Andy
• Wozniacki relishes ‘fun challenge’ while Federer is chasing records in Melbourne
• Murray surgeon: Wimbledon may be a step too far
• Gordon: Defoe broke my arm but no grudges
• Glasgow relieved to get over the line
• Rennie looks for big performanc­e against Saracens
• Edinburgh deserve to share stage with French ‘rock stars’
• Hunter’s last-minute drop-goal winner pushes clever Chieftains into third spot
• Saracens book their place in quarter-final with a game to spare
• We know what it takes to get the job done...we can deal with the pressure
• Arbroath sweep Stenhousem­uir aside to stretch their lead at the top to 13 points
• Revitalise­d Lewis insists new training facilities at Aberdeen will help attract players to club
• Early goal burst keeps Edinburgh on top but Peterhead and Clyde still hot on their heels
• Home fans’ barracking leaves a sour taste
• Dubai delights? Roscoe prefers to be in Alloa
• Doyle happy to do his building on the pitch
• Clark fighting fit and ready to help shoot United to promotion
• LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
• Inverness find some home comfort to reignite title hopes
• Mitchell owes debt of gratitude to Mourinho
• Mcgregor challenges Hibs kids to use Dubai trip as platform to launch their first-team bid

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