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The Scotsman
4 Oct, 2018
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Tom Peterkin: On this issue, Richard Leonard must stand up to Corbyn
Richard Leonard should stand up to the Labour party in London over the defamation case against Kezia Dugdale, writes Tom Peterkin.
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Heart drug trials halted over Brexit fears

The UK government has said it is “confident” Britain will still provide a good environment for clinical trials beyond March after a study for a new heart drug was halted due to fears over Brexit.

Leader comment: Is Trump trying to gaslight the entire world?

According to Donald Trump last week, Professor Christine Ford is a “very fine women” who made a “very credible witness” as she gave evidence to the Senate Judiciary Committee about an alleged sexual assault by US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Bridge to Australia bolsters FinTech opportunities

Australia and Scotland’s FinTech businesses are perfectly game, set and matched under new initiative

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Kenny MacAskill: Tories have been taken over by their lunatic fringe

The Tories were long perceived as the natural party of Government. And there was a lot of truth in that, given they were in power for 57 years in the 20th century and 35 of the latter 50. Apart from the Blair years, Labour seemed to have a turn every so often before that natural order prevailed.

JLL assists Zurich move to revamped Glasgow site

Property consultancy JLL has helped insurance firm Zurich relocate to a new flagship office at St Vincent Plaza in Glasgow.

Sport Update
Sam Torrance and Olazabal video moved Ryder Cup team to tears

Tyrrell Hatton has talked about how a motivational video featuring former Ryder Cup captains Sam Torrance, Jose Maria Olazabal and Brian Huggett moved Europe’s players to tears before they handed out a hammering to the strongest American team in the event’s history in France last week.

Steven Gerrard tells Rangers players to shake hands win or lose

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard will urge his players to follow his lead and shake hands with the opposition after every match, regardless of the result, after some of them were criticised for their reaction to defeat at Livingston on Sunday.

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Brendan Rodgers says Celtic must exploit Salzburg frailty at back

Brendan Rodgers wants Celtic to exploit any Salzburg weaknesses in tonight’s Europa League clash. The Austrian champions, who reached the semi-final of the tournament last season before losing to Marseille, are unbeaten in this campaign and sit top of their domestic league with nine straight wins.

And finally...
Book review: Normal People, by Sally Rooney

Normal People is a poignant title for this coming of age love story detailing the complicated relationship between Connell, a working class teenager at school in rural Ireland, and his classmate Marianne, who is from a wealthier but dysfunctional family.

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