The Scotsman - 2016-08-02

• The march of the selfie reaches Edinburgh Tattoo
• MPS ramp up pressure on BBC for Scottish news at six
• Brown: Dons will be main challenger­s, not Rangers
• Tartan explorer quits global challenge to help out closer to home
• May will not move to block Cameron’s honours list
• Kidnap over for Ecclestone’s mother-in-law
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Around the world in 196 countries with Rakshitha the human atlas
• Fish oil fatty acids help heart attack recovery
• Balding says rower Grainger is her favourite Olympian ever
• Late pleas for Brain family as deportatio­n deadline looms
• Anti-sectarian football laws facing ‘early bath’ as parties unite
• Next-generation Trident to go into production by year-end
• IS supporter who attacked Tube passengers with knife jailed for life
• Navy officer receives suspended sentence over sub sex assault
• Eating more plant protein could lead to a longer life
• Impresario quits Fringe over ‘greed’
• Festival appearance is ‘dream come true’ for Italian opera star
• Farmers rush to kill beavers ahead of new protection law
• Amusement park injuries rocket to almost 500 a year
• Police hunt after £32k cattle thefts
• Social enterprise uses humour to help refugees
• £550k boost for sandwich shop’s new academy
• Ukip leadership candidate admits not declaring drink-drive conviction
• Delays ‘inevitable’ for commuters
• Zoo launches probe over Twitter pictures of boy in rhino enclosure
• Glorious 12th postponed after cold kills young grouse
• Selfridges first department store in world to open Christmas shop
• ‘Fuel bank’ vouchers launched to help lift families out of the cold
• Pokemon No: Players angry at update
• Five die as Russian aid supplies helicopter shot down over Syria
• Row as Germany bans Erdogan from addressing rally
• Australian government considers appeal after candidate loses seat
• Taiwan president says sorry to native groups for centuries of pain
• The feeling may yet Trump the facts
• Scottish Six best option for a devolved nation
• The dishonours system
• We’ll get black grouse flying high again in Scotland
• ‘The footpath is the road most people take to freedom, solitude and adventure’
• Catch us if you can
• Left high and dry
• Scotland can’t be independen­t and negotiate a preferenti­al trade deal with RUK
• Do your job, SNP
• Post-brexit factory blues after output hits three-year low
• Heineken boosted by Euro 2016 beer sales
• In uncertain times, arbitratio­n could prove to be the answer
• AAM relaxes fund rules as market settles after EU result
• Footsie falls below 6,700 over PMI data
• Minister demands action on subsidy payments
• Top prices at tup sale push averages up by £413 on the year
• Common energy goals will focus market
• Labyrinth is no puzzle
• Wolff: ‘Hamilton can be unbeatable’
• Roche leaves Sky to sign with BMC for next season
• Syme of some better times ahead as amateurs prepare for pro ranks
• Strong record has Hutcheon as one to beat at Deer Park
• Is there something brewing at Trump Internatio­nal?
• ‘I said I never wanted to miss another Ryder Cup... now it would be great to get back on the team’
• Play-off sees Wright grab spot in Paul Lawrie Match Play
• Dalziel delight as he gets his pro coaching chance with London Scots
• Moyes out to do an ‘Everton’ at the Stadium of Light
• Chapman tags his ‘learners’ as underdogs against U20 opponents
• Devlin ‘ecstatic’ to begin captaincy of Hamilton with opener at Ibrox
• Smith wants curtain to come down on off-field drama so players can perform
• We’ll halt Scots’ Euro misery against Maribor insists Jack
• “You imagine what it would be like to be on the podium but it will only happen if it happens”
• Birmingham in third bid to land Stewart

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