The Scotsman - 2019-10-01

• That’s more like it Scotland
• Scots Tories fear being ‘punished’ in winter poll
• Hogmanay party ‘at risk’ from gardens crackdown
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Large donation is music to library’s ears
• Eating red meat is not bad for you, controvers­ial new study says
• Opposition to wait another week before attempting to oust Johnson
• Sturgeon hits back at ‘childish’ Johnson
• Javid pledges to wipe out low pay within five years
• MSPS call for tougher dog control laws
• BBC chief reverses ruling on Munchetty racism comments
• Women’s sport ‘needs level playing field in media’
• Refill pouches for gin to be recycled by post for free
• Tailgating drives motorists to distractio­n
• The power of boundless energy and creative thinking
• ‘I was truly torn between my family and what I felt to be unethical’
• Great Montrose’s last battlefiel­d for sale
• Charge on disposable coffee cups promotes ‘right choice’ for consumers
• Traditiona­l hymns fall out of favour at funerals
• Wireless cameras sold on Amazon ‘leave users exposed to hackers’
• ‘Sadfishing’ warning as schoolchil­dren seek solace online
• France bids adieu to ex-president Chirac on national day of mourning
• Hong Kong activists mock police warning of ‘terrorist’ violence
• Blackhouse link to past a step towards bright future for island
• Here’s the naked truth – you may need to talk to your children about porn
• Vote Stott? We shouldn’t just dismiss the political views of ‘luvvies’
• The recklessne­ss of a Brexit stimulus
• Inside Environmen­t
• Mediators need to have a sense of balance – so circus skills were a big help
• The Invisibles
• Disraeli knew that there was a place for robust rhetoric in Parliament debates
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Goals lays it on the line with extent of accounts blunder
• AM Bid founder hands reins to new MD
• London office is historic first for Johnston Carmichael
• Perth-based marketing agency Volpa brings city peer Fraktul into the fold
• MKM plots new Scottish sites
• Scotsman Hotel owner G1 hails results
• Sport and science unite in drive to beat dementia
• Property investment market given £139m lift as west coast deals agreed
• Commoditie­s settle as FTSE nudges lower
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Triple whammy facing beef farmers’ sector
• Gap between milk production and demand ‘not sustainabl­e’
• Industrial assets sale sheds good light
• Sayer’s Redarna looking to get back on top at Ayr
• Hamstring is 100 per cent says Muir as she prepares for 1,500m bid
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Clubs wary that they are being forced to use Scottish Golf app
• Bitter pill for GB&I as United States storm back for victory
• Arsenal rewarded as VAR rules out erroneous linesman’s flag
• Bolingoli agrees with critics but says ‘I’m still learning to defend’
• Vertonghen coy over contract talks but insists that he’s happy at Spurs
• Europe not the priority for City fans but Guardiola hopes to ‘seduce’ them
• Hazard still to prove he can become a Galactico
• Fifa order Cardiff to pay £5.3m over Sala transfer
• At last, Scotland bring something to the party
• Great start for Doyle as Scots deliver ‘perfect’ win
• What a difference a week makes as Townsend hails ‘exceptiona­l’ squad
• Hogg ‘over the moon’ after his drop-goal practice paid off
• Maitland: I thought I’d blown it by diving early
• Defence wins matches. It won this one. The side notorious for leaking tries leaked nothing
• Townsend’s new back row take the plaudits but we must stamp out those basic errors
• Thud, sweat and cheers as hard work puts Scotland back in mix
• “I watched Dina’s victory lap. It was heartbreak­ing, there was no-one there ”
• Fleck finally set for first Scotland cap

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