The Scotsman - 2015-06-08

• Family demand truth about custody death
• Serious issues facing green energy
• SRU chief claims Edinburgh will play at Easter Rd
• UK will send army trainers to Iraq
• Dugdale: No Labour break-up
• A NICE SURPRISE FOR BRUCE
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Warning: may contain gluten
• Scottish island ‘real life Jurassic Park’
• Evans ‘making secret Top Gear sequence to see how it goes’
• MP Dorries was ‘sexually abused aged 9 by vicar’
• Obama aims to mend Us-german relations on trip
• Leadership hopeful calls for wider EU debate
• Hammond insists ‘all options are open’ over Britain’s future in Europe
• Swinney set to tackle Osborne over austerity
• Critics challenge impact of Bill on improving school standards
• Kennedy was being lined up for Lords seat before death
• Call to beef up Holyrood powers as Scotland Bill gets second reading
• Cosmetic patients need ‘cooling-off period’ before surgery say experts
• Water quality fears for one in four beaches
• Memory loss in elderly not as bad as thought especially in skills department
• Former Fifa chief ‘used $10m for loans and money laundering’
• HMS Bulwark rescues hundreds more migrants in seas off Libya
• Around 500,000 refugees wait to take treacherou­s journey
• Oxfam suspends its use of call centre
• Tourists face confusion over car hire as paper driving licence ditched
• ‘Generation Rent’ says getting mortgage is virtually impossible
• ‘Superfood’ beetroot shows its true colour with rise in sales
• Killers on the run after using power tools to escape prison
• South Korea wins the day in Fukushima-style battle of the robots
• Mexico on alert for Hurricane Blanca
• President’s party could lose majority in Turkish election shock
• Search for climbers on Mount Kinabalu after Malaysia earthquake claims 13
• Rescuers join three-minute silence to honour Chinese cruise ship dead
• Toward a brighter future for all
• The flawed logic of First Minister’s EU Scottish jobs claim
• Custody death inquiry needs to pick up the pace
• Gluten scare hits the most careful
• Planning for every eventualit­y
• Fight for gender equality is the ongoing challenge for firms in the 21st century
• Access to justice and expertise
• On Twitter
• Labour must stay linked to UK party
• Church decline
• Rugby’s future
• Scotsman.com view
• Planning trouble
• Debt reduction
• DANIEL’S BEARD AND SUSAN TOMES RSNO ENSEMBLE
• Great expectatio­ns more than met
• WHAT THE F**KIRK
• Electric eclectic arrangemen­t of pieces and performers
• CBI chief warns over danger of rushing EU referendum vote
• Mogwai tread the boards for a good cause
• Careers charity ends its Search for chair
• HSBC expected to lay out plans for heavy job losses
• Leading from the front in race to increase Scottish Cycling’s influence
• 30 SECOND CV
• Margery Turnbull
• Tanith Lee
• Richard Johnson
• Talking shop is a vital part of the Highland gathering
• Camanachd Cup exit for Kings as Fort storm Dell
• Grove can’t hide his excitement as Premiershi­p rugby looms large
• Scotland pay penalty for carelessne­ss
• Grand Stan finish ruins dream for Djokovic
• Williams eyes all four Slams
• SPORT ON TV
• Cometh the Hour Wiggins breaks record
• Robertson ‘desperate’ to return for clash with Ireland
• Murray aims to up ante on favourite surfaces
• ‘I am devastated he has passed away, I have lost a great friend’
• Mart’s thinking
• Mulgrew ready and waiting to get his teeth into Irish game
• Canada campaign gets off to a flyer after late penalty sinks Chinese
• Ireland targeting revenge over Scots after drab draw with England in Dublin
• Russia and Qatar could still lose right to host World Cup
• Mourinho: I was a Fifa victim
• No trouble but precious little of anything else in stultifyin­g draw
• Harmony among supporters was the clear winner on the day
• Aguero treble as Argentina thrash Bolivians in Copa America warm-up
• Auchinleck’s Cup supremacy continues
• Brilliant Barca trident restore beauty to the beautiful game
• Suarez after firing Barcelona to victory in Berlin
• Atherton ‘gobsmacked’ by UCI World Cup victory
• Kennaugh wins opening stage
• Campbell keeps his nerve to help Team Derby win NBL title
• BBC committed to Open, despite claim deal could end early
• Noren breezes to second Nordea Masters title
• Humbled Woods gets back to the grind after shooting worst score of his career
• Kelburne cling on despite late roar by Lyons
• Batsman hits 177 against Carlton as team extends their unbeaten run
• Haq tweets it in the family as he sings praises of talented cousins
• Farah dodges race and flies back to US to confront coach Salazar
• 8rossbar No 1,398
• Golden Horn delivers pitch perfect Derby win
• Happy return for Brennan as Kilbree Kid wins Perth Gold Cup
• American Pharoah achieves racing immortalit­y with Triple Crown win
• Hamilton roars back to winning form in Canadian GP victory
• Rea shines with double in Portugal to cement lead

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