The Scotsman - 2019-05-09

• Harry and Meghan show baby Archie to the world
• Air tax U-turn blamed as China flights face the axe
• Sport: What each Scottish Premiershi­p club spent on gent fe ees in last la year
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Scotrail named and shamed as one of the worst companies for compensati­on claims
• Timetable improvemen­ts to add 20,000 extra seats on troubled franchise
• Bottle return scheme leads to industry backlash over glass inclusion
• SNP hits back at Blair over independen­ce
• SNP to delay the devolution of VAT amid ‘enormous budget risk’
• ‘Great frustratio­n’ with Clutha helicopter maker over water ingress problem
• May gets another week to fight off a coup
• What’s in a name?
• Property activity at lowest level in ten years
• Highland Games to allow women athletes
• Hoard of Roman silver returns home for centenary
• How the Scottish Parliament forged a link with the people
• Lockerbie bomber release focused world’s attention on Holyrood
• Mobile surgical skills unit to teach GPS in Shetland
• Call for fresh tax on gambling operators to tackle social problems
• Prodigy star took drugs before death, inquest finds
• Advice on playing the game
• Thousands of Police Scotland rest days cancelled for events
• Showing his metal: ex-welder revealed as ‘Scottish Banksy’
• Iran warned of consequenc­es over abandoning nuclear deal
• Low turnout as South Africa goes to the polls in shadow of corruption
• Bellwether protest on Loch Lomond
• We are entering a volatile, uncertain world as Brexit breaks old political fault lines
• It’s just common sense for armed police to respond to routine calls
• Our invisible women are reappearin­g from shadows of history
• Waste not, want not is good advice
• Inside Health
• We must find the right response to Sri Lanka Easter Sunday massacre
• Child soldiers forced to fight are victims too, unwelcome in the villages they were taken from
• Women’s rights
• The Church of Scotland plc is reversing the Reformatio­n’s direction of travel
• A force for good
• ON TWITTER
• Culloden battle
• Google hails digital training courses as 13,000 Scots attend
• Robert Kilgour launches cancer appeal
• Middle East investor snaps up Borders business park
• Business bidding specialist AM Bid on course to break through £1m goal
• Dogs wolf down Perth pet food
• Special delivery for Cromarty port
• Short-term lettings – ‘air today, gone tomorrow’?
• RBS gears up to launch women-only crowdfundi­ng scheme in Scottish first
• Brexit weighs on sterling as talks continue
• Jean Vanier
• Focus on barley at first Arable Scotland event
• Livestock sector ‘hitting back’
• Skelton completes full house of jumps tracks with Kelso double
• Nadal happy to overcome tummy bug and beat young Canadian in Madrid
• Plunkett knows Archer is World Cup weapon but hopes he won’t be victim
• IAAF anger at medical body’s call for doctors to refuse hormone reductions
• Murray is confident cup specialist­s Hibs can bounce back
• Devlin doesn’t want to lose Mcinnes but believes Aberdeen manager has credential­s for Scotland
• Warburton back in the game as QPR manager
• Sarri: Fifa transfer ban means Chelsea can’t compete with top two
• Emery aims to end first season with silverware
• Robertson’s injury sweat after bringing Messi down to earth
• LIVERPOOL’S
• Van Dijk confident Reds can be major players for years to come
• Klopp desperate for a change in fortunes
• Euro miracle, part 2
• “My goal is to play until I’m 40. I might then decide to do something else or take a year out”
• Mcallister to tackle Ibrox indiscipli­ne
• The fine art of creating a family home
• The hardest decision is between moving and staying
• Crème de la crème of Capital townhouses

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