The Scotsman - 2019-01-15

• Movie bids to set the record straight
• Sturgeon tells MPS: Take this chance to halt Brexit
• Alex Salmond supporters accused of attempting to smear First Minister
• Murray: One last hurrah?
• Features: Inside the Wellbeing Festival
• Truck on wrong side in A1 death
• Man jailed for gun buy on dark web
• 44 Scotland St
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Burns murals to celebrate Bard’s legacy
• Jamie Oliver defends Shell deal as his roadside food range rolls out
• UK ‘can’t feed itself’ without labour
• AVAILABLE OPTIONS
• May accused of ‘brazen hypocrisy’ over vote against Welsh Assembly
• Police Scotland scraps plan to cut officer numbers amid Brexit security concerns
• Calls for pregnant MP to vote from hospital rather than delay caesarian
• EX-SNP MP Ahmed-sheikh admits financial error while law partner
• Life-extending breast cancer drug approved
• Review of defamation laws for social media age is launched by ministers
• Olivia Colman continues run as The Favourite with Critics Choice award
• ‘Disappoint­ing tale of political intrigue’
• Tay salmon season opens with pipes and a dram
• Levels of stress linked to the type of housing accommodat­ion in UK
• ‘There are no heroes or villains. It’s life as we live it’
• Jury set to be selected for Hillsborou­gh tragedy trial
• Health minister ‘infuriated’ social media doesn’t block more under-13s
• Millennial­s saving more than Generation X
• Ball challenges Evans as she becomes first woman in prime slot
• City bees and insects need ‘pest’ plants such as nettles to thrive
• Strictly Come Dancing winner gets ‘I love Glasgow’ tattoo to fulfil vow
• Travelodge turns to parents amid Brexit recruitmen­t crisis
• Patients sue lens manufactur­er over damaged eyesight
• Trump denies he ever worked for Russia against American interest
• Boeing 707 crashes into Iran home after skidding off runway
• Calton Hill: The urban arcadia that struggled to blossom
• Businesses face chaos and uncertaint­y – and not just because of Brexit
• Bruce and Ball crash into the old boys’ club of broadcasti­ng
• Main priorities: Avoid no-deal Brexit and maintain peace
• Humans should learn to love nature above artifice, writes Jonny Hughes
• The key is in the room – rather than fear change, staff can embrace it
• Younger generation­s won’t settle for the systems we have created
• Film is the future
• Abolition of senior secondary schools was big mistake for Scotland’s children
• ON TWITTER
• Goals Soccer pays penalty as growth moves dent profits
• Event to empower women set for Dundee
• Wind energy firm appoints new CEO for growth spurt
• Fife payment business to showcase wares at forthcomin­g trade mission
• Loan fund targets Scots SMES
• Accelerato­r seeking ‘game-changers’
• Feed staff’s inner child and keep them in the loop
• New Look hopes to fashion its future as financial restructur­ing completes
• Matalan pulls a Christmas sales cracker but earnings fall flat
• Footsie falters on concerns over China
• Paying respects with flowers
• David Arthur MBE
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Eustice fails to offer cash hope
• Secret deal seals £2.5m Pitlochry hotel sale
• Fellowes charge one to follow in Novice stakes at Kempton
• Defeated Eagles must now solve Foles-wentz dilemma
• Pros must use common sense in implementi­ng new rule on pins
• Law delighted to secure spot in UAE event
• Koepka no longer feeling ‘mad’ over being snubbed
• Chat with Mcilroy at a wedding whets Gallacher’s appetite for 23rd season on European Tour
• Rubbing shoulders with the big boys will help Hogg’s squad for Six Nations
• Cummings not looking for help at Murrayfiel­d ahead of Saracens trip
• Merchiston under-18s put Dollar to the sword as Oriam brings rugby in from the cold
• Dell opts for move to London Irish
• Blast from Nicholl guides Crawford as he puts his experience to the test
• Three and easy for City as Jesus downs ten-man Wolves
• ‘Defoe comes alive in the box… he will be a huge threat in Scottish football’
• Mccormack signing will keep Well in the top flight
• ‘If this is the end itwas a brilliant way to finish’
• Nadal gets political after straight-sets win
• “Vili Mata will be here for a long time to come. We are not going to be a selling club”

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