The Scottish Mail on Sunday - 2014-05-25

• HATRED OF THE HUNGER GAMES ASSASSIN
• THE DAY 1D ROCKED SCOTLAND! PICTURE SPECIAL
• Farage ambition to destroy Tories
• The Mail on Sunday: officially the best Sunday paper (again!)
• That’s mammoth! £9m for Damien Hirst’s golden idol
• Ravaged by fire, but Art School chiefs say: We will rise like a phoenix from the ashes
• I will slaughter every spoiled blonde slut I see... I’m 22 and still
• ‘Mountains of skulls, rivers of blood...’ his chilling video speech – as if shot for a movie
• He mimicked American Psycho - he wanted to be a star
• Campbell and Blair in row over Egypt coup
• Now BBC ban the G*-word!
• HOW SALMOND & CO HAVE HIJACKED GAMES:
• How Wilkie won his place among Olympic greats
• Glasgow’s miles kinkier as sordid cabaret is given official status
• An oil fund? That’s just like taking money out with a credit card then putting it into your savings account
• Wills to lead the charge as Britain gathers its Forces
• HAMISH MACDONELL:
• Jason flies out as Rosie flies in... to pose by her selfie
• Anything to declare, George?
• TV chef Lorraine: The awful moment I found my adoptive mum wanted to hurl meunder a lorry
• Police candid camera
• Outrage over Hello Kitty scales made for little girls
• A bride like Kate? In your dreams, Kim!
• Never trust an opera critic – unless he’s got a six-pack
• LABOUR IS LOSING BRITAIN
• PM must woo back the rebel UKIP voters
• Insidious tactics
• What Skull Cracker and his pals reveal about our pathetic jails
• Has ‘unbiased’ Beeb got it in for me?
• Tellus if MI5 kept Lee Rigby killer out of Kenya prison, MPs demand
• At last! Theresa gives a speech – and noone talks about her shoes
• FOR SALE: THE ASTONISHIN­G SECRETS OF RONNIE KRAY’S GILDED CAGE DOING BIRD DRAWING ON PRISON LIFE
• Breast cancer warning over deodorants and shaving
• We must concentrat­e on reducing the risks
• MY ‘SAFE’ BOOB JOB GAVE ME CANCER:
• You’re staying here
• Why my friend’s shocking suicide convinced me I want the chance to kill myself with dignity
• Dehumanisi­ng and anti-women? No, Happy Valley is feminist TV, its creators insist
• Has Scotland Yard sent the wrong man to the gallows for the Somali pirate kidnap atrocity?
• I flew secret agents to grab Nazi art haul
• Will Twiggy’s new rocks be enough o put the sparks back into Marks?
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• We’ve bought a rainforest
• The big houses where your little ones are very welcome
• A roam with a view
• Oman’s the perfect cure
• The best of France – to the power of three
• Dubai’s where your holidays last all year...
• Raise a glass to England at its intoxicati­ng best
• That’s cool! The ‘ice machine’ easing pain of arthritis sufferers
• Agony of the patients with ‘eye tinnitus’
• Why banning junk food could make your child FATTER!
• Sugar? It’s like crack cocaine for comfort eaters
• Win the snore wars – with a titanium ‘tulip’ up your nose
• City’s finest view
• The lure of lilac
• Bank set to pop housing bubble by curbing loans
• Pfizer will find a way to strike deal at Astra, say advisers
• SIMON WATKINS
• Everybody IN ... Miners’ union asks workers to buy pit
• Eat restaurant­s show appetite for expansion
• Mars chiefs DOUBLE the delay before its suppliers are paid
• Furnisher’s fall leaves 7,000 customers owed £2.3m
• Mining minnow poised to dazzle as gold reserves rocket 30-fold
• Shares pile on pounds as sausage maker we tipped exports delicacies to China
• No thanks, I won’t be buying a helicopter – or a football club
• Try on clothes you bought online in a collection ‘pod’ at the office
• Health and safety raids soar by 70% as tip-offs surge
• Bag service lets travellers wave goodbye to stress
• We don’t have a target for closures, says Barclays . . .
• Why can’t RBS keep its pledges like us?
• GET IN TO FESTIVALS FREE
• CASH FOR A CRISIS
• TOP MORTGAGE TIPS
• NFU Mutual bosses make hay while the sun shines
• Your full refund – less a £1,795 booking fee
• Making savings to fund £140 opera tickets is an aria I’m rather good at
• Global hunt for higher dividends as investors use income for growth
• Yes, the young resent us oldies – and it’s our fault
• KEANE CAN COPE
• CHRIS SEEKS CONSOLATIO­N
• DON’T LET ME GO
• REID REVELLING IN DUTIES WITH CLUB AND COUNTRY
• READY, WILLING AND THE PERFECT CHOICE
• THE PERFECT CHOICE
• YOU’VE GOT TO BE FLAVOUR OF THE MONTH TO LAND A JOB DOWN SOUTH
• Hartley: It’s natural that Neil will now have some doubts
• Petrie is an easy target but he’s improved the club massively, insists Jones
• Antoine-Curier plots return to top flight, even if Accies fall at final hurdle in Leith
• Martin hopes for debut cap to dull the pain of 'daylight robbery'
• Careless kids pay a heavy penalty
• May is back on the front line
• Eagles aim to soar in Tartan test, insists Elderson
• The secret of our SAMBA SUCCESS
• Forgotten four to star
• Chelsea’s trio in Rio can win with Scolari
• My job interview with van Gaal was like going back to school
• Lucho is capable of landing a blow for bruised Barcelona
• GERRARD: It’s cruel and it’s unfair but I can’t just go on feeling sorry for myself
• Murray goes back to Lendl for advice
• Memory of Elena an inspiratio­n for Watson
• We’ve closed the gap and will end RDS hoodoo insists Fusaro
• Sevens call-up was out of the blue but age won’tbe barrier for me, says Lamont
• Flawless Wilkinson has the final say as he puts the boot into Saracens
• Hamilton fury at Rosberg pole
• Bjorn rattles off birdies for fun to earn himself a Ryder Cup boost
• SPORT IN BRIEF
• Kingman sets up royal showdown
• O’Hare a hit for Sir Roger
• If Cellino is looking for trouble, he’ll surely find it at Leeds
• Scudamore must know his bubble has burst

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