The Scotsman - 2017-05-29

• Sturgeon: ‘Victory’ for SNP will force indyref2 rethink
• IT crash may cost British Airways £100 million
• Sport: United count the cost of promotion failure
• Living near a Waitrose ‘is worth £36k’
• Rock ‘n’ roll dreams really do come true
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Sir Walter Scott takes pride of place in Bank of Scotland’s new £10 polymer note
• Police arrest twelfth suspect in
• Thousands of runners take to streets in defiance
• Government urged to ‘open its eyes’ by parents of bomb attack victim
• Girl, 13, caught up in Manchester bombing raises money for cancer
• Corbyn urges Scots to reject independen­ce in bid to create ‘safer Britain’
• Greens set to unveil ‘focused’ campaign
• Tories try to bring focus back to
• Brexit amid claims of No10 rift
• Labour and Tories battle for pro-uk vote in ‘No’ heartland
• Fears missing male osprey was killed by younger rival
• Parents accuse university over care failure of abused student
• Social media blamed for increase in rape
• Major jump in bogus claims made each day on insurance
• Death toll close to 100 as fighting intensifie­s in south Philippine­s
• Death toll in Sri Lankan mudslide rises to 151
• Pregnant women among first cases of Zika virus in India
• We need energy in election debate
• A marvellous metaphor for nation to be found in laws on leads and dogs
• Tory campaign has hit troubled waters
• Inside Arts
• Our national numeracy level is a simple disgrace
• Make no mistake, we must learn from financial comedy of errors
• Main draw of ‘the Heelan’ is the sheer fun of it all
• Pirates sailing into dangerous waters
• CVAS can be helpful but they have their pitfalls
• Putting in place a Power of Attorney is worth its weight in gold and in peace of mind
• We must embed equality and diversity in workplace
• Tory costing query
• Corbyn’s biggest mistake is wanting to be seen as standing up for the underdog
• Abusive activists
• ON TWITTER
• Wobbly Theresa
• Royal Scottish National Orchestra
• The Beach Boys
• Pensions outstrip property in driving household wealth
• Insurer Aviva has fintech growth in sights
• Campbell Dallas in big hire to boost devolved tax activities
• Appetite for Brexit success
• We can only hope for clarity after election is over
• Heads down as Goudie leads rout
• Bring on the majors – flawless round of 62 in BMW PGA gives Noren self-belief
• Rodgers wary of unrealisti­c targets being set for Europe
• “It’s clear to me that Ferrari have chosen their No 1 driver”
• “There was a lot riding on this game. Thankfully we won it and stayed up” Accies boss Canning salutes team after play-off victory
• Rogic settles classic final in a flash
• As good as it gets for Roberts
• Roma’s fond arrivederc­i to Totti after 25 seasons
• From fourth to first, Dumoulin wins Giro d’italia with dramatic final stage surge
• World No 1 Kerber caves in under pressure
• Vulnerable Murray hopes to overcome dip in confidence to get past in-form Russian
• Haskell relishing ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunit­y as he joins Lions party
• Scarlets’ mastery of core skills secures title as table-toppers Munster run low on fuel

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The Scotsman - 2017-05-30