The Scotsman - 2019-05-16

• MP Cherry in swipe at party ‘backstabbi­ng’ as row in SNP intensifie­s
• Reality TV probe after Kyle show cancelled
• Kirk going cashless for collection­s
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Over-50s can boost brain function by regularly doing puzzles, study finds
• Sarwar: ‘UK wrong to reject definition of Islamophob­ia’
• May will be told to quit if deal rejected again
• Former election candidate said householde­rs should be able to ‘kill’ intruders
• Archive seeks EU election material
• Davidson accuses colleagues of ‘giving up’ on party over EU vote
• New Brexit immigratio­n rules will hurt Scots businesses admits Gove
• Labour peer resigns from party amid transphobi­a accusation­s
• Povlsens say thank you to Scots after terror attack
• Hope for cancer-stopping drugs
• New sentencing guidelines for rape and sexual assault
• Tory links to ‘Big Tobacco’ revealed in investigat­ion
• Tested to the limit inside the pain cave
• Movements of two cars central to Faulds inquiry
• New green energy commission to put consumers first
• Oil and gas ‘threat to climate targets’
• Glasgow medical family to feature in television genealogy programme
• Mordaunt pledges to end ‘chilling’ threat of inquiries into troops
• Retirement costs £34 a week on top of state pension
• Ministers told all pre-packed food should be labelled
• Alabama votes to pass the most stringent anti-abortion law in US
• Sherpa scales Mount Everest for the 23rd time to beat his record
• ‘Smart meter’ is an Orwellian misnomer
• We face a choice: Us-style ‘war on drugs’ or treating abuse as a health issue
• Fiction is closer to reality than TV shows like Jeremy Kyle’s
• Now’s not the time for SNP leadership ambitions, Joanna
• May stands between UK and no-deal
• Inside Health
• Sense of community a lesson to bring back to more ‘sophistica­ted’ areas
• Demand for new housing is concentrat­ing minds on pushing for further innovation­s
• Green gridlock
• Kirk must abolish undemocrat­ic Presbytery system if it is to regain any ground
• ON TWITTER
• Heated debate
• Clydesdale owner CYBG overcomes difficult conditions
• Glaswegian deal for digital billboard firm
• Ethical fintech aiming high with six-figure funding boost
• Glasgow security software firm scores points with major sporting events
• Edinburgh office sold for £19m
• Peel Ports unveils vision for Ayrshire
• The broader value of non-essential house moves
• Kier nets ‘significan­t’ Scots heritage contract for Paisley Town Hall revamp
• Footsie on the rise as Brexit hurts sterling
• A natural final resting place
• John Ransom
• NOW & THEN
• SLE chief hits out at ‘lack of joined-up thinking’
• Gove defends Brexit work plans
• Green on course for Barnes-storming win
• ECB defends The Hundred
• SPORTS DIGEST
• US PGA ‘hits lottery’ after Woods’ Masters triumph
• Spieth dreams of career grand slam but is rated 50-1 outsider to end barren run
• Matthew quits LPGA to play more events in Europe
• Taylor tells Baranchyk he won’t know what’s hit him in Glasgow
• Petacchi among four riders suspended by UCI for alleged doping
• Ackermann wins stage as Roglic keeps pink jersey
• LEAVING PRESENT
• Big guns frustrated as rain wipes out Rome play
• Smith re-signs with Ospreys despite widespread interest
• Morton appoint Hopkin as manager then ask fans to dig deep
• Queens hold all the cards but late strike gives Rovers sliver of hope
• Supersub Marriott hits double to send Derby into Wembley play-off final
• Griezmann Barca link angers agent of Coutinho
• Christie looking ahead to next season after injury nightmare
• Neymar to appear at Signet Library for conference on future of football transfers and agents
• CHANGED DAYS
• Scots’ French connection
• Clarke’s Scotland turmoil
• Wieghorst is interested in Dundee job
• Unique take on a historic country house
• Buffer between you and the world is the ultimate luxury
• Home projects perfected for a new owner

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