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The Scotsman
11 Nov, 2018
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Top stories of the week

A round up of the most popular news stories this week.

Teenager flagged as suicide risk takes his life after 48 hours in prison

A vulnerable teenage boy killed himself at Polmont Young Offenders’ Institution within 48 hours of being remanded despite having been flagged up as a suicide risk, The Scotsman can reveal.

President Trump cancels WW1 memorial at US cemetery in France ‘due to rain’

Donald Trump has come under fire for cancelling a visit to a cemetery in France due to rain.

Theresa May ‘promising all things to all people on Brexit’ – Nicola Sturgeon

Nicola Sturgeon has said the UK Government is risking a disastrous Brexit by promising all things to all people.

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Woman left paralysed after being “catapulted” from her new bed during sex

A woman left paralysed after being “catapulted” from her new bed during sex has lost her seven-figure claim for damages against the bed supplier.

Scots schools to be world’s first to offer LGBTI inclusive education

Scotland will be the first country in the world to ensure its education system recognises the issues faced by the LGBTI community, ministers have announced.

Scotland’s schools to be world’s first to offer LGBTI inclusive education

Scottish primary and secondary pupils are to become the first in the world to be taught in a schools’ system that has LGBTI education embedded in the curriculum.

Tim Baynes: Don’t grouse about shooting estates – much good conservation work is done

For land managers tasked with caring for ­Scotland’s treasured moorland ­landscapes, 2018 has not been the easiest year to be out in our hills and glens.

In WWI, Tommy knew Fritz wasn’t the real enemy – Joyce McMillan

The dehumanising language about whole groups and nations that helped create the avoidable catastrophe of the First World War is stalking Western politics once again, writes Joyce McMillan.

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