The Scotsman - 2017-05-31

• Sturgeon eases demands over timing of indyref2
• Levein’s ‘Moneyball’ plan to revitalise Hearts
• One in five hit as NHS waiting times get longer
• Amnesiac has no memory of killing wife
• + Andy Murray answers the doubters at the French Open
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Online reviewers using bad write-ups to ‘blackmail’ restaurant­s, say city foodies
• Bomber ‘was not a known extremist’
• Rolf Harris cleared of sex offences after jury fails to agree on a verdict
• Hacks play the pantomime heroes and villains at lively manifesto launch in Perth
• Lib Dems manifesto includes 1p tax rise
• May: ‘Corbyn is not prepared to
• Take a single difficult decision’
• Battle is not lost in Borders as SNP fight for most marginal seat
• Hoard of Viking treasures to go on show
• Court rules in favour of women staff in pay dispute
• Student suffers serious head injuries after fall from balcony in Ibiza
• Scots borrowing to pay the bills as many are in the red before pay day
• Faster journeys from Edinburgh to Glasgow threatened by delays
• Ireland sees demand from UK for passports surge in wake of Brexit
• Lack of research funding blamed for chasm in cancer survival rates
• New strategy launched to help spot and defeat human trafficker­s
• UK’S first underwater gig in pipline for Glasgow
• Australia to confiscate passports from paedophile­s to stem child sex tourism
• Former Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega dies, aged 83
• Election has shown divided Britain
• Pioneering passion for Scotland’s larder produces worthy winner of award
• Back on the map – Glen Scotia growth helps Campbeltow­n return to glory days
• I’m giving it to Corbyn on points – Paxo knocked the stuffing out of May
• Sturgeon seeks way out of a tight spot
• Inside Justice
• Young Muslims may yet shun barbaric extremism
• Remote work gets rid of the daily drudge and can help business to grow rapidly
• Hospitalit­y industry must fight malicious reviews
• Working to improve Scotland’s capital for everyone is an ongoing business
• We need to share research more widely to promote debate and shape policy
• Missing investment
• SNP’S strategy of wind turbines to provide our energy needs is blowing in the wind
• BA cuts backfire
• ON TWITTER
• Banking on Scott
• Tesco-booker deal to be subject to regulator scrutiny
• Indigovisi­on names tech veteran as chair
• Crowdfundi­ng platform joins RBS scheme’s finance firms
• Supermarke­ts may argue food distributi­on fills the new gap
• Offices take property hotspot
• London Stock Exchange splashes out £535m in swoop for Citi analytics arm
• Former BT boss Lord Livingston to stand down from Celtic
• BA turbulence sends Footsie into tailspin
• Saturn seen at its best as
• John Armstrong
• Brexit offers ‘challenge of a generation’ to industry
• Moore to leave it late over Derby ride
• World No 1 targets ‘special’ Scottish win on her way to British Open bid
• ON RIGHT COURSE
• I expect to lose more Scots to the Lions tour says Townsend
• Taylor looking forward to silencing Davies
• Murray finds some form as he gets off to winning start
• Edmund makes it three Brits into second round
• Burke won’t dwell on Scots omission as he bids to lead U20s to glory
• Lambert leaves Wolves after six months
• Henderson recalls agony of Rangers’ 1967 final defeat
• Gauld still believes he has a Sporting chance even if numbers don’t add up
• Rangers will be ‘very good’ at back if they can link Alves and Cardoso
• History-making treble win is far better than awards double says Griffiths
• Walker will go says Levein as he plans six new signings

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