The Scotsman - 2019-12-02

• Johnson under fire for Trump relationsh­ip
• Gerrard tells players to show no mercy in goal hunt
• Writer Nancy Campbell explores the Arctic from a remote refuge
• Call for hospital chiefs to step aside
• Royals deny Andrew exploitati­on
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Sweet taste of success as Tunnock’s smashes £60m sales barrier for first time
• Attenborou­gh spectacula­r ‘Seven Worlds, One Planet’ heading for stage
• Woman who worked for Irish military before joining IS held on return
• Sturgeon: ‘Johnson unfit to be PM after politicisi­ng London attack’
• Safe seats: almost 200 haven’t changed party since 1945
• Farage calls for proof convicted terrorists don’t have ‘jihadi virus’
• Trusted local papers and websites play a vital role in Britain’s democracy
• ELECTION DIGEST
• UN climate talks begin amid dire warnings from world’s experts
• Many divorces more costly than necessary, say experts
• ‘I thought the offer to make an album was a wind-up’
• Jaxon and Chloe top the list of ‘Marmite’ baby names in the UK
• Holiday flight comparison websites ‘don’t find best deal’
• Riot police fire tear gas as Hong Kong demonstrat­ions continue
• Special forces tried to rescue us six times, says freed Taliban hostage
• Fighting for rights and culture from Lerwick to Canada
• Johnson view on ‘single parents’ hair-raisingly intolerant and ignorant
• The best of times, the worst of times
• Inside Justice
• Sky is the limit, but feet on the ground
• Your Will could lead to longstandi­ng family friction
• Injury and the financial implicatio­ns of it mean many people must ask for compensati­on
• Time to stop working all hours and simply switch off
• No basis for suggesting that an independen­t Scotland could emulate Denmark
• ON TWITTER
• Bridge too far?
• ‘Brainwashe­d’ US
• Mean spirit cloaked in respectabi­lity
• Twilight Sad Usher Hall, Edinburgh JJJJJ
• RSNO: Elfman Gala Usher Hall, Edinburgh JJJ
• Capital set for tech jobs boom as city outpaces UK gains
• Trade deals ‘key to UK economic growth’
• Trust’s chairman takes fund manager to task
• Renaissanc­e Care homes to be guided by former Bupa director
• 350,000 reasons to shop small
• Brave new Scotland beckons with fibre network
• Sporting US tech firms in a league of their own
• Barrhead to launch first wave of 100 new outlets
• Clive James
• NOW & THEN
• Tackling the fallout from Jaegerbomb
• Honest Toun for Graystown
• Buveur D’air’s freak injury leaves season ‘a grey area’
• Hamilton finds massive margin in final race of another title-winning season
• Tiger-inspired Larrazabal recaptures form to win
• Celtic trio in fitness race for cup final
• Arsenal link persists but Rodgers says he’s staying
• United fail once again to hold on to hard-won lead as Villa take point
• Watford sack second manager of the season
• Losing late goals a bad habit for Hibs
• Mcinnes says Rangers players are better but tells his squad to believe they can win
• Naismith: Confusion not to blame for heavy defeat
• Crawford hails clinical Pars as Nisbet chops down Thistle
• Airdrie in title fight after four goal win
• Leaders score first but Annan reply with six
• Root ‘has everyone’s backing’ as captain ends lean spell with ton
• Bad weather halts Australia’s rush to the winning post
• Bad hair day for Warriors as promising start fades in Leinster loss
• Resurgent Dott whitewashe­s Yuan to reach third round
• Scots take two UK titles ahead of Euro championsh­ips

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