The Scotsman - 2019-01-21

• Out in the cold: May prepares to unveil her Brexit Plan B
• Salmond ups pressure on Sturgeon to call indyref2
• 44 Scotland Street: Chapter 35 of Alexander Mccall Smith’s epic series
• External inquiry call over pigeon bug deaths
• Feeling the chill on Blue Monday
• Lesley Riddoch: Isn’t Leaver rage directed at the wrong institutio­n?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ground-breaking UK space rocket to go on show in Scotland 50 years after flight
• Ant Mcpartlin: ‘My new partner helped me recover from arrest and rehab’
• Scots food prices and energy bills to soar under no-deal with EU
• Former Ukip leader Farage asked for support of new Brexit Party
• Brexit poses ‘new type of devolution’ challenges
• Abbott hits out over treatment at hands of Bruce on Question Time
• ‘Uncivil war’ with Sturgeon must stop now, Salmond tells his supporters
• Two arrested in North Ireland car bombing as New IRA suspected
• Tribute to murdered policeman 100 years on
• Duke of Edinburgh driving again after crash
• Richard E Grant attributes every job he gets to Withnail and I success
• Rugby star’s plea for grandparen­ts to stay in UK
• How reading together strengthen­s the bonds of love
• Take on Blue Monday, with the help of one of these guides to life
• Wealth gap widens as billionair­es’ fortunes rise
• Turning off streetligh­ts aids night pollinatio­n
• Why Ae Fond Kiss: First Burns club in Sunderland, expert claims
• Brain training game helps players’ concentrat­ion, claim inventors
• Protesters clash with police in Athens over name change plan
• Business as usual in Congo after Tshisekedi election victory upheld
• When ‘Big Rachel’ was called in to stop the Partick Riots
• Corbyn was willing to talk to Hamas and the IRA, but won’t meet May
• MPS need to keep their promises with the public
• No deal is unthinkabl­e but the clock is ticking
• Inside Justice
• Judgment to lift hearts of all motorcycli­sts
• Be prepared for some types of property tax increases
• Get ready for more fraud as Scots courts award damages despite dishonesty
• New Year resolution­s could include visit to your lawyer
• After upheaval over Brexit the last thing Scotland’s economy needs is indyref2
• EU vote ignorance
• ON TWITTER
• Droppings shock
• Air duty gripe
• Contrastin­g complement of elemental voices from the islands
• Moonlight Benjamin
• Paul Towndrow et al
• Hamish Napier: The Railway
• Genuine delights highlight class acts’ immortal talents
• SME lender moves Scots HQ as part of ‘ambitious’ plans
• UK shareholde­r payouts to exceed £100bn
• Scary news: A flying start to the year for tips
• Renewables specialist bolsters Burness Paull’s property team
• Apple deal clings to core base
• Innovative start-ups are shaping the future of oil
• Community is vital to develop capital’s tech hub
• Port Glasgow printer eyes US market as range grows
• Mary Oliver
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Waste rule change dumps problem on the industry
• County feast on unfocused Boroughmui­r
• HAWICK 12 AYR 36
• WATSONIANS 23 CURRIE CHIEFTAINS 29
• MELROSE 21 HERIOT’S 26
• Federer full of regret after shock defeat by rising star Tsitsipas
• Geronimo eyes Scottish National
• Hearts looking to lucky omen as they draw cup giant-killers
• Top hip surgeon says he can save Murray’s career
• A star is Sean
• “This is a great reward for the club, the village, the community and surroundin­g communitie­s” Auchinleck Talbot reflect on the biggest win in club’s history
• LOWRY SHOWS BITE TO WIN IN ABU DHABI
• RENNIE FINDS POSITIVES IN EURO DEFEAT
• CELTIC READY TO HOME IN ON TREBLE TREBLE
• Match-winner ‘had nothing to prove’
• Gauld impresses in debut as Hibs cruise into fifth round
• Vaughan fires Raith through on his ‘best day in football’
• Warrior spirit conjures rare moment of magic for Smith
• Harkes enjoys first taste of cup action as United ease into the fifth round
• Early Well exit will not put Robinson off style change
• Canning calls for united front after his father is confronted by angry Hamilton supporters
• Gerrard ready to pair Defoe with Morelos for title push
• Peterhead take over at top after City succumb to Annan fightback
• Six Nations warm-up defeat shows Scots they need to find better consistenc­y level
• Wasps will ‘take it on the chin’ as disappoint­ing cup campaign ends in defeat
• Injury worries for Townsend after bruising games in Europe
• Warren on course to extend Dubai Desert Classic streak

The Scotsman - 2019-01-19

The Scotsman - 2019-01-22