The Scotsman - 2017-05-24

• Threat level raised to highest as troops called in after attack
• ‘The thought anyone could go to a concert and not come home is heartbreak­ing’
• Bomber was of Libyan descent but born in UK
• Relatives in a desperate search
• For Barra teenagers after attack
• Armed police on duty at cup final as security stepped up for major events
• Manchester comes together in
• Tributes paid to victims by city’s footballer­s, music stars and actors
• Politics put aside as party leaders unite in vowing terrorists will not succeed
• US president says ‘evil losers’ must be ‘completely obliterate­d’
• ‘Nobody did it better:’ Tributes to debonair Bond star Sir Roger
• Man abused girlfriend before she killed herself
• Programme unveiled for internatio­nal film festival
• MPS on the end of nearly 190,000 abusive tweets in only three months
• Don’t ignore ‘sovereign right’ of Scots
• Tour manager: Harris embraced fans ‘in fraternal or brotherly way’
• Man, 44, convicted of fatally stabbing former Mr Scotland
• Trump calls Holocaust ‘the most savage crime against God’
• Former Barcelona president and wife detained by police
• Foodies will be in seventh heaven as Crail festival reveals menu of delights
• Manchester bomber and right-wing are alike. They want hate and division
• No answer to threat of lone suicide bomber
• Anti-eu rhetoric makes Scotland look small
• Life north of the border is just fab for my English family – I’m glad we moved here
• March of technology has left us on a slippery slope
• College celebrates 80 years of giving students a second chance at life goals
• Got a great business idea? Academics are ready and able to make it reality
• Brexit bumblers
• Church of Scotland’s refusal to learn lessons from Malawi borders on racism
• ON TWITTER
• Power play
• It doesn’t add up
• Amazon drones
• Nationwide upbeat despite fall in base rate hitting profits
• Indigovisi­on to return money to investors
• Government borrowing in April highest in three years
• Nationwide takes one for the team since BOE base rate cut
• Jumpstart partners with EEF
• REACTION
• Deja vu for De La Rue as over-supply banknote pressures fail to dent profits
• Scottish tech firms on cloud nine with government contracts
• A cautious welcome for new rent review contract
• Laureate’s growing recognitio­n
• Atzeni can fly in first-ever Ayr race
• Wood: Golfers don’t get same credit as UK tennis stars
• Kvitova set for SW19 after knife attack
• Gatland expecting tough challenge against Super Rugby teams
• Billy and the kid no longer as Hogg bids to come of age on Lions tour
• New blood for Scottish Rugby Academy as 11 old boys graduate to profession­al status
• Scots crumble as Sri Lanka gain comfortabl­e revenge
• England back to full strength as Morgan welcomes return of top trio
• ● Coetzer’s men all out for 166 in vain bid to follow up shock defeat of former World Cup holders
• EXCERPT FROM JOHN RAFFERTY’S MATCH PREVIEW, 24 MAY, 1967
• ● Celtic fan John Smith is on his way to Lisbon to be there on the special day. Here’s part one of his account of the trip
• Rooneyatcr­ossroads,witheuropa­final settomarkt­heendofhis­unitedcare­er
• Andreu tipped to haunt Accies and help fire United back up
• Mcinnes among early favourites to succeed Moyes at Sunderland
• Shinnie to skipper Dons in final as Jack is stripped of captaincy
• Hearts sign Berra and release six in overhaul
• “Covers, cuttings, classic snaps ... a lifetime’s work collating the Lisbon Lions’ achievemen­t”

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