The Scotsman - 2019-10-09

• No deal gets real
• Rugby World Cup: Typhoon takes a turn for the worse
• Provost under pressure over £8,000 claim for clothes
• Hogmanay to be ‘celebratio­n of togetherne­ss’
• Sam Torrance on hanging up his clubs for good
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Japanese orchestra to get top billing at Edinburgh Internatio­nal Festival
• Union is not a ‘bargaining chip’ to win government says Blair
• Labour backbenche­rs say they will help pass Johnson’s Brexit deal
• Longest parliament­ary session comes to an end
• Johnson ‘confident’ UK is prepared to leave without deal
• Stranraer set to become lorry park to cope with no-deal border delays
• Police seek views from football fans on match day security
• Government criticised as breast screening rates continue to fall
• Trains extended to Hawick a ‘rock solid’ prospect, claims MSP
• Replacemen­t for decrepit Barlinnie expected by 2025
• Losses more than double at Trump Turnberry
• The shy teens who learned about resilience and climate change
• ‘I think our generation has definitely relied on the approval of men’
• Vaccinatio­ns ‘should be on offer at shops and festivals’
• Brutal murder revisited 20 years on in new podcast crime series
• Poverty increases chance of toddlers’ language problems
• Cuts to cash machines leave people living in rural areas struggling
• Hillsborou­gh jury sworn in and told to stay off the internet
• Climate activists glue themselves to buildings
• Ministers under fire over loss of creels and ropes in fishing conflict
• American inmate is ‘deadliest serial killer in US history’: FBI
• Kashmir to reopen to tourists but Indian crackdown continues
• Two new eateries endorsed by Michelin show star quality of Scots chefs
• Who will make a stir in the porridge world and win this year’s Golden Spurtle?
• Don’t be fooled by SNP protests – Sturgeon is desperate for no-deal
• Non-denial is a feeble form of defence for a PM in the spotlight
• Inside Arts
• Chipping away at waste problem means we’re not hooked on plastic
• Big data gives us the knowledge to revolution­ise the food and drink sector
• Mental health
• Sir David Attenborou­gh’s call for action on the environmen­t must be heeded
• ON TWITTER
• Twenty’s plenty?
• Pass masters
• Medtech spin-out raises £2.8m for ‘life-saving’ trials
• Pension holders concerned over ethics
• Edinburgh’s Sigma Capital hits London rental market
• Canadian IT group CGI appoints Glasgow native as head of Scottish arm
• Locals bid to swallow creamery
• Easyjet cruises towards higher profits
• How much should you pass on when you pass on?
• Office letting activity in Glasgow and Edinburgh continues to flourish in Q3
• Brexit turmoil pulls on FTSE as pound falls
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Sylvester Campbell
• NOW & THEN
• No-deal tariffs spark fury
• Near 30% hike in grain harvest
• Eagle can soar at Nottingham
• SPORTS DIGEST
• British athletics chief who defended Salazar to leave
• USA team title gives Biles record tally of 21 medals
• Alfredo Morelos: the ‘very quiet boy’ who morphed into a deadly predator
• Derek Johnstone’s Scottish cup medal and Jinky’s Faberge egg up for auction
• Sun sets on Ross/sunderland sack Scot amid claims takeover has fallen through
• Olsson proposes cut in Champions League places for Europe’s big four
• Motherwell kid Campbell hails ‘Faddy’ as inspiratio­n
• Burke: Being left out hurt but I knew how to get back
• Palmer on a learning curve after difficult birth to Scotland career
• Japan united behind leadership alliance of Leitch and Labuschagn­e
• Mystery remains over Twiggy’s choice of eaterie and shame about the octopus dumplings
• Rampant Boks put Canada to the sword
• Welsh forwards ‘probably in better shape than we ever have been’
• Barclay still a joker in the pack
• Breaking point /Murray slams Fognini for shouting during rally
• Palmer hopes Fletcher will return to the Scotland fold

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