The Scotsman - 2019-05-10

• Sacked radio host faces the music over royal baby chimp tweet
• Third tram extension part of ten-year plan for capital
• No guard of honour for Celtic at Ibrox, says Gerrard
• Teachers not exempt from paying work parking tax
• Paris Gourtsoyan­nis: ‘Theresa May can only deliver Brexit by quitting’
• SNP support for Heathrow to be reviewed
• ‘Here come the royals. Celebrity radiance and endless fertility’
• After 15-years Toyota welcomes back the Camry
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Gordon family in fine spirit as distilling dynasty consolidat­es Rich List top spot
• Police to ride aboard Flying Scotsman to try and keep fans off the tracks
• Hundreds of NHS staff endured bullying and harassment at work
• Parties battle for anti-brexit votes in EU elections
• Scotland to be hit by post-brexit immigratio­n crackdown, warns leading UK business chief
• Mcvey joins undeclared Tory leadership race
• Clutha crash preventabl­e, expert tells inquiry
• Le Cordon Bleu launches £40,000 hunt for food star
• Forth wildlife at risk from ‘overwhelmi­ng’ plastic
• Jail terms law change has ‘limited’ impact
• Constituti­onal matters are set to dominate, but there are calls for more action on domestic issues
• Process, procedure and the politics of presiding over Parliament
• Turner Prize winning artist represents Scots in Venice
• Bill passed to spare vulnerable children from court ordeal
• Dietary fats entering the brain links obesity with depression
• Debenhams stores closure set to go ahead
• Charity call for MS drug to be available on NHS in Scotland
• North Korea’s second missile test in days signals US warning shot
• Denver the first US city to decriminal­ise use of magic mushrooms
• MPS don’t realise what Brexit is doing to Union
• I dread the day a budget flight of stag and hen parties crashes
• Inside Transport
• If your business is doing good, you can build an economy and society for all
• Language barrier
• Emergency action
• Short-term business interests threaten Edinburgh’s incomparab­le character
• ON TWITTER
• Tax U-turn
• Wood powers up with $1bn nuclear clear-up contract
• Litigation funder poaches Brodies lawyer
• Superglass is back in black after sales up by almost 40%
• Paisley fintech Beeks pursues acquisitio­n strategy with $1.4m purchase
• Mixed numbers for BT Group
• Morrisons carves out fresh sales hike
• Growing ‘likes’ for higher taxation of tech giants
• Scottish stock exchange lands funding boost on promise of high-skilled jobs
• Escalation of Us-china spat rocks markets
• John Hamilton
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Plant-based diet still a long way off say scientists
• Cleonte is Chester class
• Match point ‘panic’ mode saves Federer
• Fleetwood hails links specialist Jordan who fires a course record 63 to set the pace in Southport
• Scotland set to gain from Watt’s stint down south
• Root inspired by Southgate as England bid to outdo the footballer­s
• Hamilton vows there will be no more giving way to Bottas
• Scotland U20 coach Hogg flies south to join Ospreys
• Hazard spot-kick sends Chelsea into final in dramatic penalty shoot-out
• Spurs boss keeps guessing game going
• Lucas Moura: From PSG’S forgotten man to Tottenham’s ‘superhero’
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINALS IN NUMBERS
• Heckingbot­tom spurred on by seeing Pochettino
• In-form Glasgow City put their cup credential­s on the line against their knockout nemesis Hibs
• ‘Nothing is guaranteed in football... I’m playing for a cup final place’
• Mcinnes keen to seal Main deal as Dons target free transfers for summer rebuild
• Mcgregor aims to stop negative vibes
• Klopp and Pochettino are what I aspire to
• Kent: ‘We’ve got in Celtic’s heads by bossing games’
• Police ‘no’ to Old Firm guard of honour
• Full English Arsenal and Chelsea to meet in Europa League final
• “DTH is in full swing, back doing everything. He’s fully training and in contention to face Ulster”
• BARBARIAN IS RIGHT AT HOME
• Honda confirms its new electric city car will be called the Honda e
• PEUGEOT IS RATED UK’S MOST RELIABLE CAR BRAND
• CALL TO SCRAP ‘BROKEN’ CAR TAX SYSTEM

The Scotsman - 2019-05-09

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