The Scotsman - 2020-01-14

• Brendan fails to stop Storm (the puppet)
• Queen agrees to Harry and Meghan’s bid for a new life
• Johnson accused of ‘abandoning’ cross-party independen­ce agreement
• Crisis talks amid fears Flybe is set to collapse
• Jacobites in resistance to A9 dualling
• + Alistair Harkness comment
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Women’s football trailblaze­r Rose Reilly’s life story set to be brought to the stage
• New sound and light show lined up for iconic castle on banks of Loch Ness
• Charity welcomes ‘watershed’ MS drug approval decision in Scotland
• 580 drivers caught for drink or drugs
• Dukes stand united in denial of brotherly rift over Sussex split
• Duchess not subject to racist media coverage, says Patel
• Independen­ce a ‘threat’ to workers, says Phillips as Labour race narrows
• Scottish budget to precede Chancellor’s
• Cox: ‘I recommend cannabis’
• People told to hunt deer then eat them to help the planet
• Whisky chiefs to press US on ‘devastatin­g’ Scotch tariffs
• Women love books: it’s official. One author wrote to ask why
• ‘People are so brave, so courageous, and I am just pretending’
• Johnson vows to support Northern Irish powershari­ng
• New Airbnb licensing could ‘overwhelm’ Edinburgh council
• Secrets of ancient burial tombs on Orkney’s North Isles unearthed
• Revenge is oh so sweet that it is carried out four times in a week
• There’s a crisis going on out there, warns Govan veteran
• Great’s grandson completes ‘impossible row’
• Security forces crack down after Iran shoots down Ukraine plane
• More than 30,000 people forced to flee as volcano erupts
• Lost streets of Scotland’s once ‘most prosperous town’
• The sinister right-wing forces behind slow death of American democracy
• ‘Living apart together’ – celebs go it alone to the Land of Nod
• Inside Environmen­t
• Kids have opinions too – listen to what they want when a family breaks up
• Where’s the justice in a climate crisis that poor people didn’t create?
• He’s not listening
• Green power
• SNP should be doing better than begging Boris Johnson for second referendum
• ON TWITTER
• Russell hearty
• Budget ahoy!
• Ethical ad start-up taps into £1.2m for overseas growth
• Fife video system rolled out Down Under
• Glasgow City Deal speeds up to invest £740m by 2025
• Small businesses raise concerns after GDP slips into decline in November
• Indigovisi­on hits $50m in sales
• Insurance broker hails premium year
• Biotech can help close sustainabl­e fashion loop
• 1,300 jobs on the line as department store chain Beales seeks rescue deal
• Polarising day for pound and blue-chips
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Baba Ram Dass
• NOW & THEN
• Putting applicants at the heart of financial support
• Podcast gets farm message across
• Office occupier market gears up for new year
• The Game Is On can score for Prescott at Chelmsford
• Henry keeps Tennessee in the running for Super Bowl
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Maguire: I didn’t deserve comeback
• Evans through to second round in Adelaide as Watson battles back
• Wood edges ahead of Archer in race to be fit
• Hook announces retirement at end of season after 16 years and 81 caps
• Double joy for Hawick as U16 and U18 sides reach semis
• Craigie Hill’s nine-hole plan makes perfect sense
• Heather ready to bloom again
• England worry as operation on tendon may keep Kane out of Euro 2020
• Boyle fired by memory of semi-final that led to Hibs’ historic cup triumph
• Mcinnes says Cormack’s ‘fresh ideas and energy’ good for Dons
• Mcgeouch given a run out as Dons lose low-key friendly ahead of cup tie
• Bougherra plans Ibrox return… to see Rangers lift league trophy
• Villa turn to experience­d Reina after Heaton blow
• ‘Respected’ Allan gets the nod as new head of referee operations
• Klimala can cope with pressure of getting goals for Celtic
• MARK BENNETT,
• Hearts set for Kennedy talks says Wright

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