The Scotsman - 2020-01-02

• ‘Polluting’ transport chiefs double their flights abroad
• Edinburgh ‘4th busiest tourist city in world’
• Bill Jamieson:
• Laura Waddell:
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Rankin’s £200k charitable gift revealed
• Election hustings in Scottish jails have been considered by prison bosses
• Superstar DJ kicks party of the decade off with a bang
• First-time buyers reach highest levels since financial crisis in the past year
• Caledonian Sleeper nightmare for blind passenger over broken loos
• The seized Jacobite money and land that helped to build Scotland
• Demand for baby box falls as newborn numbers drop
• Conflict, climate, cyberwar, synthetic pandemics: what to worry about in 2020
• Rape claim teen’s mum says Cyprus is not safe
• Researcher­s suggest ‘shrinking’ dinosaurs allowed birds to evolve
• Australia deploys military ships as severe fires claim more lives
• Trump brands Iran ‘fully responsibl­e’ for US embassy protests
• Keep feline happy all through 2020
• The unstoppabl­e tide towards independen­ce is coming for many different reasons
• Inside Health
• Let’s give children the greatest gift that any of us can ever possess
• Foster compassion and change lives
• The equalisers
• Rise of machines
• Dumping Three Kings for several Johnnie Walkers puts wrong spirit into season
• ON TWITTER
• Ethical financier’s plea for firms to help protect planet
• Aquacultur­e body aims to reel in mentors
• Former FNZ exec added to board of design firm
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• Mike Lindsay
• NOW & THEN
• ‘Greater collaborat­ion’ key to beef supply chain
• Big five supermarke­ts accused of cashing in on ‘veganuary’
• Old strikes gold at Cheltenham
• Arise Sir Chauvelin … Goldie’s hope edges it
• Veteran Horsburgh makes it third time lucky in sprint
• Taylor revels in physical side of new role
• Seiuli finding his feet at Warriors but aims to be a force in Scotland
• Elbow pain makes Jofra doubtful for second Test as England put illness behind them
• RESULTS/FIXTURES
• Quickfire Jesus double gives new Everton manager Ancelotti first taste of defeat
• ‘It couldn’t have gone better...’ Moyes heralds his flying start
• Impressive Gunners beat United to give new manager Arteta his first win in charge
• A leap of the imaginatio­n may be needed, but bring on Euro 2020
• Irving’s resurgence just in time to seal Hearts future
• ‘Naismith can fire us into Euros’

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