The Scotsman - 2024-09-18

• Sturgeon’s failures leave questions over SNP’S future
• Sturgeon’s war on Westminste­r hurt Scotland
• Foolish to assume battle for independen­ce is finished
• With UK a declining state, independen­ce offers a fresh start
• I’ll never forget being a young journalist during referendum
• Edinburgh eye hospital to close for six months for ‘essential’ works
• Shock poll shows 73% against nd plan for Galloway national park
• Mobility is the key for users to make switch to EVS
• Real nightsleep­er has drama, but it’s the scenery
• Tories: A&E facing ‘catastroph­ic winter’
• Private jet tax ‘would fund peak fare cut’
• Minister says protecting Gaelic needs ‘urgent action’ as bill passes first phase
• Rape centre’s treatment of survivors ‘unacceptab­le’
• Serial killer Tobin died in hospital with cancer after refusing tests
• Firm behind doomed Titanic sub ‘put profits before science’
• ‘I am a rapist’, admits husband in mass rape trial that has gripped France
• Vladimir Putin’s masterplan nd calls for 180,000 more troops
• Scottish independen­ce movement’ s future may be found in quebec
• We can finally break free from independen­ce debate
• Swinney must start to govern Scotland well
• The Celtic House stirred a lot of my thoughts…
• Lammy: Tory government ‘became climate dinosaurs’
• Extinction­s warning issued as number of butterflie­s falls
• ‘There are so many of us wanting this dream’
• Lady Starmer should take a lesson from Marie Antoinette
• Indyref was investment watershed
• Springfiel­d says home sales and prices on rise
• Facing up to the housing emergency
• Cruise tourism is vital to Scotland, so don’t risk levy
• Global Stocks Rise As Investors Hopeful Of Us Interest Rate Cut
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• Bowen hoping for double the fun at Kelso with Baron De Midleton and The King Of May
• Murray warned to expect some chaos as he tees up in Pro-am at Wentworth
• Raducanu is proud of win at Korea Open
• Hastings will excite fans, says Carolan
• Villa brilliant in Bern… and victory is ideal way to mark Shaw’s sad passing
• Van Dijk and Konate are the head boys for Reds in comfortabl­e San Siro win
• Opportunit­y knocks as Celtic try to Put best foot forward
• Kiss of life from Glasgow but not everyone will love the idea

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