The Scotsman - 2017-06-05

• United and defiant
• The victims: 21 still in critical condition
• Background: Warnings over online extremism
• Experts warn vehicle street attacks ‘almost impossible’ to prevent in cities
• Are available to tackle rise in terrorism
• Victim’s mother: Attacker said ‘This is for Islam’ then stabbed him
• Manchester gig sends a musical
• Body of Arena bombing victim Eilidh is brought home to Barra
• May’s cuts to police and security services under fire from Corbyn after attacks
• Labour still gaining ground on Tories
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Routine blood test ‘could detect cancer early’
• Be named head of Scots clan
• Expert’s cycle lane warning ‘ignored’ by tram chiefs
• 2017 set to be Scotland’s hottest year on record
• Scottish teachers to vote on strike action
• Sustainabl­e cocoa for its chocolate bars
• Wind power provided 95% of Scottish homes’ energy needs in May
• No talks even if you kill hostages, Philippine­s president tells IS
• Vigil as Hong Kong marks 28 years since Tiananmen Square
• Kelvingrov­e Bandstand plays the sweet sound of summer
• Let’s go round again: we don’t blow our trumpets enough about Dundee
• Unionists are on the march – and it’s thanks to the SNP
• United response is needed to terrorist attacks
• Inside Arts
• No fidgeting in class, but the viral maths adds up
• Scotland needs to fight for its (digital) freedom
• It can be difficult to swallow our pride
• Fall in number of junior doctors is a real concern
• For a small number of clients, the redress remains unmet
• Adult mental health is often affected by everyday stress
• CO2 fears hot air?
• Snp/labour pact
• Time for talking is over – Britain must now get tough with Islamic extremists
• ON TWITTER
• Skye health cuts
• Brexit to usher in more competitio­n for skilled workers
• Taxing questions for the SNP
• 30-SECOND CV
• Memo to moaners: Quit or become more efficient
• Wings Of Eagles eyes Irish Derby after Epsom upset
• Kohli firepower propels India to crushing victory
• Menzieshil­l fall short in bid for final
• Mommsen hits ton as Grange thrash SMRH to maintain unbeaten run
• Lions will fulfil tour of duty
• “Last time out we saw their energy, enthusiam and their confidence... they understand each other’s game”
• HEROES WITH A BRIGHT FUTURE: HOW THEY PLAYED
• Bale rules out return to the English Premier after Cardiff glory night
• Laidlaw: Sexton will bounce back
• Heat on for Townsend’s men in Singapore sauna
• Scots on course to reach record World Championsh­ip high after stunning win over Ireland
• Paratore pips Wood to clinch first title
• Young rules and Johnston grinds out victory as Scots secure double success
• Mickelson to choose his girl’s graduation day over US Open
• Murray getting better but looking after No 1 is proving hard work
• Muguruza slams crowd as defence ends in tears
• Glory for Glenafton at last after 25-year wait for Junior Cup

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