The Scotsman - 2019-11-28

• Latest poll predicts 68 seat majority for Tories
• Man stabbed to death in random attack was on phone to his mother
• ‘Unique’ and ‘irreplacea­ble’
• Ex-jenners boss hopes plan is ‘new lease of life’
• Tributes to ‘rock star’ chef Rhodes
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Tunstall attacks TRSNMT line-up
• Office offers self-serve alcohol
• Tata Steel to cut 1,000 UK jobs
• Space debris danger warning
• CLARIFICAT­IONS & CORRECTION­S
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• Theatre and opera world mourn true polymath
• Nationalis­ts’ constituen­cy office hit by vandalism
• Tories accuse Holyrood of rigging rules
• Bacteria found in water of new hospital
• Bid to allow rape victims to self-refer for testing
• SNP election win would be ‘instructio­n’ for indyref2, says Sturgeon
• Key policies at a glance
• Candidate jeered after forgetting constituen­cy
• ‘Anti-muslim’ Conservati­ve investigat­ed
• Welby: Labour should show ‘true repentance’
• Dossier on US-UK deal fuels NHS row
• The campaign trail
• ELECTION DIGEST
• BACKGROUND
• African Soldier: Museum lands new painting
• 20,000 sign up for Gaelic course ahead of St Andrew’s Day launch
• Academic unveils report on mission to boost universiti­es
• Inquest into air crash deaths
• Record year for Kiltwalks after £7m raised for charity
• Bag snatcher’s victim left hurt in store car park
• Police appeal after terrifying bus stop attack
• Name of lorry driver killed in crash revealed
• Passerby saves otter pup left alone in street
• Two arrests over city centre hit-and-run
• Dog killed after van mounts pavement
• Scots cities on ‘most affordable’ homes list
• Twitter warns users over ‘clean-up’
• Global spike in measles cases
• ‘We have very little in common but we care about each other deeply’
• ‘I hope people buy into Max and Oskar and their lives, and friendship’
• Asylum seeker who fled terrorist threats to be Kirk minister
• Homeless report issues pets warning
• Rallying cry sounded in bid to counteract overtouris­m claims
• More plastic bottles found littering the coastline
• Avanti brings Italian touch to new west coast rail firm
• First full ‘bike bus’ route launched by operator
• Households face ‘heating or eating’ decisions
• High delivery fees warning
• Dementia helpline calls double in a decade
• New drug driving test nets 96 in four weeks
• Bodies of 16 who died in truck return to Vietnam
• Campbell ‘honoured’ by fashion award win
• Supermarke­ts failing in war on plastic waste
• Climate protest charges dropped
• Novichok added to banned weapons list
• Assad says IS prisoners will face trial
• Fears over Ebola after attack in Congo kills at least 12 people
• The Holy See: Pope Francis greets military after announceme­nt on financial scandal
• Khamenei says Iran’s deadly petrol protests were a US conspiracy
• Abandoned submarine was filled with cocaine
• Unexploded bombs in final fortnight
• Lamenting the loss of Jenners from Princes St
• Growing cynicism about all politician­s is harmful to democracy
• We need to be turning up the heat on climate
• Aman’sa man for a’ that... but masculinit­y is changing
• Tourism industry has to prove its worth
• Inside Health
• Why there has been a slow boat to football success for Chinese teams
• Fast-moving, exciting and demanding industry where talent is rewarded
• HOW TO BECOME A FRIEND
• Island error
• Yellow for Greens
• Electric shock
• Scottish people don’t need government protection from imaginary bogeymen
• ON TWITTER
• Frozen figures
• Defend policy
• Not so democratic
• Sunday’s lesson
• Picture Gallery
• Scots small firms more concerned over uncertaint­y
• Islay brewer sees revenue double after grant boost
• ‘Resilient’ Brewin Dolphin swells funds
• South American push by north-east supplier
• Cloud hosting firm Iomart in high spirits as revenues rise
• Back of the net: Legal group DWF advises on football club sale to lottery winner
• Glasgow contractor lands projects worth £19m in maiden year of trading
• Cairn offloads Norwegian arm
• Order numbers sag at sofa chain
• Dragon weighs bids for Jessops
• Britvic lacking in fizz in France
• Unlocking tax relief potential
• Trio named top Scots tech scale-ups
• Housing is maturing one Purplebric­k at a time
• Criton looks to grow with debut board of advisors
• FTSE pushes higher after tobacco spark
• A natural final resting place
• SKELTON Arthur Dunn
• MACNAIR Phyllis Isabel Margaret (nee Macleod)
• PRINGLE Adah (nee Falconer)
• DRY Philip
• FINNIE Iain Henderson
• JONES Malcolm
• ANSELL FORSYTH Andrew Lev
• Alan Rees MBE
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• COMPACT CROSSWORD
• WORD SPIRAL
• WORD WHEEL
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD:
• Pressure mounts on BBC over meat documentar­y
• Drive to boost forestry only taking off north of the Border
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• The time has come for Time Change
• Root says he’s on brink of return to form after first Test batting woe
• Boult and De Grandhomme are ruled out
• Performanc­es drown out fanfare
• Hawkins hits maximum No 3 as he sees off Greene in round one
• Matthew: LPGA merger to elevate LET to new levels
• Forrest hoping second season will be ‘knee bother’ as shorts are allowed for first time in pro event
• Gilchrist urges Edinburgh to put muzzle on top dogs Munster and deliver statement of intent
• Rennie works late shift as he prepares for Australia job
• Reds hopes go down to wire as Lovren salvages a point
• Arbroath set up Bairns tie with cup replay win
• Milne paves way for new era but Dons exit will be tinged with regret
• Klinsmann back in management after landing Hertha Berlin job
• Doidge flak comes in from Boyle as he relishes return from injury
• Mcginn’s landmark moment spoiled by bad luck and bad finishing
• ‘I need us to be brave, to stand up and be counted’
• Cancer survivor Taylor can ‘inspire entire team’
• Rivals ‘fearless’ when they face us admits boss Emery
• The return of Resolution 12 - but Uefa is just not interested, insists Lawwell
• Dutch of class/advocaat speaks of his ‘special bond’ with Rangers
• Celtic get tough with Green Brigade
• “Having a guy equally as capable as you and can put pressure on you can only be a good thing”
• No more bets on Stendel to Tynecastle
• Contempora­ry move saves former kirk
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