The Scotsman - 2016-07-11

• Second referendum on cards if Sturgeon’s talks with EU fail
• Portugal beat France in extra time to win Euro 2016
• Commuter chaos likely as fresh rail strike begins
• Staycation­s give Scotland’s islands a boost
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• It’s all Murray emotional as Andy romps to second Wimbledon title
• Brexit ‘could harm UK defensive capabiliti­es’
• Corbyn accused of ‘hiding behind a closed door’ as Eagle aims to be Labour leader
• Public ‘want to see Blair punished’ says top Tory as MPS prepare for Commons motion
• Foulkes slams Rowley over Scottish Labour row
• Questions over M9 crash evidence
• Family tributes to ex-pianist Gladys, as UK’S oldest person dies aged 113
• New test could spare women unnecessar­y chemothera­py
• Leblanc is ‘captain’ Top Gear needs says Evans after he leaves the show
• JAIL MESSAGE
• Police warned of organised crimewave at T in the Park
• Police release more photos in probe into Cup Final pitch invasion
• Name those sea eagle chicks (and don’t say Eagle Mceaglefac­e)
• Black Lives Matter activists held as tensions mount in Baton Rouge
• Turnbull claims victory in Australian poll
• Closing our doors makes no sense at all
• Get ready for the data processing revolution
• Trade deal complexiti­es pile up as we move to the margins away from the single market
• Law on workplace dress codes still up in the air
• Labour pains
• Railway managers should tour network and see real problems passengers face
• No to federalism
• ON TWITTER
• Perspectiv­e PS
• Food for thought
• Scottish business edges back into expansion in June
• BOE likely to press button on lower rates
• Dividend temptation­s
• Alter the Apprentice­ship levy
• ‘It’s never been about profit, it’s been about trying to create an amazing agency in Scotland’
• 30-SECOND CV
• George Ross
• Thinkings CAPS on for a plan to support farming
• Organisers eye Saturday finish to avoid Wimbledon final clash
• Murray: Best is yet to come
• Open spot for Ramsay after rousing finale
• Murray the magnificen­t
• From start to finish a flawless performanc­e by the imperious Scot
• Trend-setter, champion, feminist... and now, surely, the GREATEST British sportsman of his time
• Ronaldo had his wings clipped but his team-mates (and the moths) soared in his absence
• Hibs put Well to the sword ahead of Euro showdown
• Storey introduced in Methil as Aberdeen beat East Fife
• Blistering Doyle aims for Rio double
• Hamilton the crowd-pleaser with dominant victory at Silverston­e
• Froome sees off rivals to retain lead as Dumoulin climbs to stage win

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