The Scotsman - 2024-08-29

• Cryptic Crossword
• Starmer insists that resetting with EU doesn’t undo Brexit
• Drugs used to treat type 2 diabetes linked to lower dementia risk – study
• Joint FAI into separate deaths of three people
• Completion of Shetland wind projects hailed as ‘milestone’
• BMA: Target for NHS activity boost ‘may not be achievable’
• Scotland to enjoy warm wave after recordbrea­king wet summer
• Visitors still flock to shortest street in the world
• £5 ‘could have secured manhole’ where boy died
• Ryanair boss wants a limit of two drinks per passenger
• Capital ‘friendship’ deal put on hold after warning from China and university
• Biden adviser in talks with Qatari leaders to discuss Israel-hamas negotiatio­ns
• Israel kills 10 militants in West Bank operation
• Durov released but French nd judges charge Telegram chief
• Failure to build on Murray’s legacy a missed opportunit­y
• Fooled again
• Sport can tackle the ‘happiness recession’
• My haunting night in a village abandoned during the Highland clearances
• ‘I have always been single, and I always will be’
• First and last mile
• Things can only get worse if we pursue ‘sprint’ to net zero
• 60 new jobs as fintech to set up in Glasgow
• Coatbridge and Edinburgh deal promises 40 jobs
• Scottish tech success story marks 20 years
• Property sales tax is the gift that keeps on giving
• FTSE 100 fails to make gains
• Now & Then
• Court Circular
• John Lawrie
• Raducanu goes ‘back to drawing board’ after Open loss
• Ollie Pope asks Joe Root for ways to ‘compartmen­talise’ batting and captaincy
• Symbolic ceremony opens new chapter for Paris games
• Paralympic hopeful aims for gold medal trip to Disneyland
• Law facing tour survival ‘head on’
• URC success ‘was in the pipeline’ says Glasgow back row forward Venter
• Killie challenged to give Danes ‘biggest nightmare’

The Scotsman - 2024-08-28

The Scotsman - 2024-08-30