The Scotsman - 2016-07-27

• French priest murdered in church by IS knifemen
• Celtic defensive problems pile up but Rodgers still confident
• Fresh chapter for Scotland’s libraries as they evolve in digital age
• House prices fall as sales increase
• Dolly’s clone siblings in good health
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Festival ticket buyers offered refund before hard-hitting opera opens
• Polling woes as court battle to keep Corbyn off ballot opens
• ‘No hard border should divide Northern Ireland from Republic’
• Harrison Ford ‘could have been killed’ in Star Wars on-set accident
• Woman seen as ‘threat’ by cow that killed her
• Driver tells court how his bus became ‘like a boat’ in Storm Frank
• Tickets not being checked aboard trains on strike days
• Welfare grants totalling £97.9m paid out in Scotland since 2013
• Energy chiefs seek action on wind farm
• UK’S oldest seabird found on Scottish island of Canna
• No link between infant illness and adult health
• Poor face later diagnosis of cancer than the better off
• Ministers told to ‘get a grip’ after delayed discharge figures rise
• Firm fined after worker electrocut­ed on power line
• Judge orders Home Secretary to re-think Muslim asylum claim
• ‘Drunk on duty’ Canadian pilots released on bail
• Sanders and Obama plead with Democrats to get behind Clinton
• Sacked worker killed 19 and injured 25 in knife rampage
• Zimbabwe’s stock market drops to just £79 worth of trading
• Poor outlook for good health
• Find Another Way with a little canter banter
• Social enterprise shopping can help make the world a better place
• Scotland has chance to lead way in the air
• Sturgeon should concentrat­e on joining Brexit talks, not trying to go it alone
• Mental health
• Wind farm jobs
• ON TWITTER
• Confidence boost
• A Great solution
• Rivals turn up heat on BT after Ofcom Openreach ruling
• Macfarlane raises £5.8m for takeover deal
• BP profits dive as low oil price and squeezed margins strike
• Business may have to pay banks for privilege of being in credit
• Ladbrokes-coral shops offload
• Footsie defies oil gloom to push upwards
• UK ‘won’t miss out on crop breeding programmes’
• Sturgeon’s speech analysed for clues to the post-brexit world
• Root growing into one of world’s best at No3
• Tributes pour in for Mcnamara as racing world mourns the death of amateur star
• GLENDALE TIPS
• Scottish track stars and long jumper added to Great Britain’s Rio team
• Russians are sunk as World Rowing bans 22 members of Olympic squad
• Running rugby style was key to me signing for Warriors says lock Uanivi
• Bank manager Clark safely desposited into third round as old guard come to fore
• Ryder Cup team has a different attitude now, claims US captain
• Willett looks to put ‘Masters madness’ behind him as he seeks return to major-winning form
• Watt intent on losing bad-boy reputation
• PROVING MISSION
• Mcinnes happy for Dons to be underdogs
• Mcfadden takes role as coach in his ‘special place’
• Well dig deep for victory after missing series of early chances
• Alloa strike early and late to claim shock victory over League Cup holders
• East Fife fall to Forfar but still top the table while Dundee slip up against Peterhead
• Celtic are favourites says Stoilov as Astana coach confirms his captain will be out with knee injury
• /Vigurs’ hat-trick as Inverness send Dunfermlin­e crashing
• “It was an opportunit­y too good to refuse... everyone knows what the club means to me”

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