The Scotsman - 2016-07-26

• Can Harry weave more magic?
• Independen­ce ‘may be best for stability and certainty’
• Toure tells new Celtic team-mates: ‘We can be the new Invincible­s’
• In a time of angry politics, trying to bring people together is what’s really radical
• Edinburgh festivals contribute £313m
• Two killed in nightclub shooting
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• May vows no return to borders of the past in Northern Ireland
• MPS call for banking watchdog shake-up
• Homophobic bullying in schools falling amid fears over recording
• Ansbach suicide bomber was facing deportatio­n and mentally ill
• Harry tells of ‘regret’ at not talking about Diana’s death
• ‘Ghostess with the mostest’ who sang for Hollywood stars dies at 86
• Downing Street: BHS report ‘clearly concerning’
• Dover queue fears raised with French ‘days ago’
• Scottish pair top national poll of most attractive voices on the radio
• Highland community’s bid to restart hydro scheme
• Watching too much TV really is bad for you – it could even kill you
• Books for homeless project set to expand from Edinburgh
• Glasgow 2014 volunteers reunite with athletes
• Baby girl’s death now ‘suspicious’
• Animal rights activist ‘caused alarm’ in wake of Paris terror attack
• Ex-footballer says he has to quit drink as he is banned from driving
• Hundreds more Scots children prescribed anti-depressant pills
• More animals are returned to wild
• Electronic­s firm pulls plug on world’s last video recorder
• Former Chinese general sentenced to life in prison for taking bribes
• New Zealand joins rat race in bid to wipe out all rodents by 2050
• Is Trump racist, or just misunderst­ood?
• Hard borders are a fact of life for those outside EU
• Festivals worth their weight in gold
• Inside Environmen­t
• Renewable energy is still hot favourite
• Drink-drive limits have hurt rural pub industry
• The wait is over when it comes to delivering real-time passenger informatio­n
• Tax is not answer
• Why should Scotland associate itself with the corrupt London establishm­ent?
• ON TWITTER
• Follow Malta’s lead
• Litter is Uk-wide
• Outflows continue at AAM but Brexit vote boosts assets
• Verizon in $4.8 billion swoop for Yahoo
• Ryanair turns focus to EU hubs in wake of Brexit vote
• Verizon and Yahoo both benefit from $4.83bn takeover deal
• Manufactur­ing optimism falls
• Tumble in oil price takes toll across market
• Proposals to reintroduc­e lynx meet firm opposition
• Reminder for those with wide loads to contact Police Scotland
• Is it time to dip toe into new waters?
• Go Dutch on Goodwood day one
• First title confirms the rise of Konta
• Sky the limit for Froome’s Tour winning potential but he won’t set any targets
• Stokes injury only cloud for England as they stroll to 330-run win
• Cook applauds side’s character but admits to worry over Stokes injury
• Hansen signs deal to stay at All Blacks until 2019
• Laird lands play-off boost with Canadian Open second
• Haggs Castle honours stars who lifted Tour titles at Glasgow venue
• Syme eases into second round as hot streak goes on
• SAM’S MANAGERIAL RECORD
• Kerr warns Dark Blue team-mates to beware of ‘horrible’ Balmoor
• Archibald determined to use Thistle’s strength in depth to finish top of their group
• Wedderburn out to prove a point after his frustratin­g Highland fling
• Wright eyes knock-outs as Shaughness­y sees Saints nearing peak fitness
• Warburton happy with his players’ readiness despite objection to cup format
• NO LAUGHING MATTER
• Toure: Helping each other key to success just like at Arsenal
• Horn of plenty Waghorn double fires Rangers to Betfred Cup win
• Allardyce: No decision yet over Rooney
• “If a shot clock in a shorter form of the game can improve pace issues, it is worth a try”

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