The Scotsman - 2019-01-16

• Sturgeon and Salmond to face Holyrood sexual harassment claims inquiry
• Murray: British tennis has failed to build on success
• Football: United rule out merger of Dundee clubs
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Christmas loses its sparkle for retailers
• SNP party members and leaders allowed the cult of personalit­y to take hold
• Six inquiries
• Former FM accused of ‘vendetta’ against successor’s closest aide
• Ahmed-sheikh fined for profession­al misconduct
• Poetry in May’s doomed charge to Brexit end
• We need a People’s Vote or a general election
• May’s hand in Brussels strengthen­ed by defeat
• Sturgeon calls for Brexit delay as critics tell May to go back to Brussels
• What’s next for Brexit?
• EU leaders stress they will stand firm on no renegotiat­ion of deal
• Get another chance to break away ‘soon’
• Mundell warns lack of alternativ­es means MPS will have to vote again
• Polling shows support for new
• Referendum, say campaigner­s
• Fears over hundreds of jobs at old Aberdeen paper mill
• ‘I absolutely nailed everything’ – Baker rises to challenge for pie-making prize
• GPS get online calculator to better predict women’s breast cancer risk
• ‘The results are quantifiab­le in terms of happiness’
• ‘You get to travel and see amazing places with somebody so unaffected’
• Care homes struggling to recruit workers
• Plant bosses allowed staff to keep working despite pay warning
• Yousaf: Media scrutiny has led to prisoner tagging fall
• Antarctica sees sixfold accelerati­on in ice melt
• Music fades as castle ditches festival plans
• Pensioner jailed for axe murder attempt
• Holiday villa scam warning to sun-seekers
• Ex-ivory Coast leader acquitted at internatio­nal war crimes court
• Oxygen to be pumped into waterways after millions of fish killed
• A free man thinks
• Gin producers are revitalisi­ng island communitie­s – they should be praised for their vision
• What a feast! Dining at its finest is the star turn of Perthshire cooking school
• ‘I’m so very, very rich’ – OK Donald, but almost all US presidents were
• A modernist masterpiec­e is once more fading from view
• Inside Arts
• Game estates must stop preying on our precious raptors and follow the law
• We keep saying it, but the public keep doing it – stop buying farmed pups
• Green own goals
• No wonder electorate voted for Brexit given patronisin­g psychobabb­le we face
• ON TWITTER
• Jumpstart targets new markets after French acquisitio­n
• Ineos selects Belgium for new £2bn plant
• Norman takes full control of GGIT pubs and restaurant­s
• IT firm nets first Scottish deal via partnershi­p with housing associatio­n
• Flybe takeover deal overhauled
• Recruitmen­t drive targets call of sea
• How you can hop to it – with hi-tech home brew
• Blue-chip housebuild­er Persimmon to overtake 2018 profit expectatio­ns
• Fife’s Utility ROV Services secures Moray wind farm contract
• FTSE ends in black ahead of key deal vote
• Lady Serena Rothschild
• Angus Russel
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Brexit threatens industry with labour uncertaint­y
• Research project aiming to identify why cows become lame
• Wind op has James Street on the road to handicap success
• South African Burger is the man to flip Scotland’s cricketing fortunes
• Kohli knock key to India win as Marsh ton is in vain
• Schoeman relishing showdown with Montpellie­r’s band of Boks
• Smith ready to fill the Warriors breach
• Decisions, decisions
• Rematch for Djokovic and Tsonga
• Fleetwood predicts a ‘bit of a mess’ as new rules kick in in Abu Dhabi
• Jamieson’s delight as his baby son comes through ‘miracle’ open-heart surgery
• Both Dundee clubs dismiss merger talk as fans’ group is criticised
• Naysmith eyes the gap as Queens bid to topple Dee
• Butcher recalls chat with Ramsay and thinks Gerrard is cooking up something special with signings
• Green for go/serena sets up Bouchard tie
• “Players were crying. You don’t ever see a Celtic player in tears when they win a cup now”

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