The Scotsman - 2017-05-04

• May accuses EU of trying to influence general election
• Campaign over. Now it’s your turn to speak
• Golf: Twitter popularity poll ‘sets back women’s sport’
• Drivers to be offered cash to cut emissions
• Edinburgh quality of life praised
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Murray ‘gained from Rangers sale’
• Man held over Scot’s death in Benidorm is released by police
• Police searching for sex offenders who have fled overseas
• ‘Tailored test’ for prostate cancer
• Easter eggs and hot cross buns bring in the dough for grocers
• Lost garden unearthed at clifftop castle 250 years on
• Australian volcano erupted 7,000 years ago, geologists claim
• Bionic hand that ‘sees’ objects is unveiled
• Another Glasgow-trained artist in the running for Turner Prize
• Candidates come out swinging in heated presidenti­al debate
• At least 21 dead and dozens injured after explosion hits coal mine in Iran
• Brexit: a dark warning from Greece
• Welcome to Ballater Place in Dundee, the ‘least British’ street in the UK
• Odds are that gambling will increase, and betting become a bigger problem
• Diesel rethink must be fair to owners
• New mums’ mental
• Stirring success stories of fund and fun raising
• Execution is justice in a place where law is for sale
• Women are good for business, so let’s get them into ‘men’s’ jobs now
• The stereotype of a scientist leaves little room for women or minorities
• Divided society
• Mcdonnell’s form
• UK should not be allowed to evade financial obligation­s to EU based on history
• ON TWITTER
• Solar project
• Profits dented at Sainsbury’s despite boost from Argos
• Wetherspoo­n in sales boost as it raps CBI
• Galliford Try changes tack after £78m hit on Scots work
• Argos throws a blanket over the food shivers at Sainsbury’s
• Livingston James in IT launch
• Boardroom shake-up at ITV as CEO Adam Crozier quits after seven years
• Market drops ahead of US rate decision
• COMMENDATI­ON
• Call for rent negotiatio­ns to be shelved over Brexit
• Royal Brave can take crown
• ‘We have to start somewhere’ says Coe over plans to re-write records
• Fury’s fate to be decided at UKAD case on Monday
• ‘Konta can challenge for majors this summer - especially with Serena out’
• Harrington’s golf was what really niggled Garcia, says Torrance
• Horne hails Townsend for helping him to next level
• Tributes pour in after death of legendary amateur sportsman Strang, aged 65
• Toolis looks to lock down tour spot
• Capital gain for Edinburgh as ‘outstandin­g’ Hardie signs new one-year deal
• F1 chiefs look at demo run on streets of London
• Patient Scots stick to the gameplan to make winning start in Croatia
• Anfield stand to be renamed after Dalglish in recognitio­n of Reds great
• More footballer­s now seeking help for mental health problems reveals PFA
• Shaw out for rest of season but Pogba returns for Europa League semi
• Armstrong takes centre stage for Rodgers
• Brown should have made top-player shortlist insists manager as Celtic captain is snubbed by fellow pros
• No let-up in fight on racism
• Hig Hig hooray /Striker’s double puts Juve on brink of Champions League final
• MARIA SHARAPOVA
• The comfortabl­e life of Mr and Mrs Average

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