The Scotsman - 2017-06-08

• Firearms officers to patrol election polling stations
• Biggest ever Fringe will be an ‘alliance of defiance’
• Sport: Iain Morrison slams ‘predictabl­e’ and ‘chaotic’ Lions
• ‘Nicileaks’ row ends bruising campaign
• Ramsay’s father-in-law is jailed
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Stars say a last goodnight to Ronnie Corbett
• GUIDE TO ELECTION NIGHT
• Sturgeon targets Lib Dem and Labour voters
• Corbyn and May battle to the last with final pleas for voter support
• Evening Standard backs Conservati­ves
• Lib Dems back election chief in
• Long-term illness sees Abbott step down from front bench
• Death toll rises to eight as police recover body from the Thames
• Bag searches are ruled out despite security being stepped up for event
• THE TEN MOST UNUSUAL PLACES TO WATCH AN EDINBURGH FRINGE SHOW
• Flood chaos after a month’s rain falls in just two days
• Commuters hit by rail disruption after damage
• Teaching union holds emergency motion on ‘fast-track recruits’
• Judge abandons RBS trial after most shareholde­rs accept settlement deal
• Living donor scheme to reduce waiting time for kidney transplant­s
• Tributes and protests as cyclists mark student death
• Charlie and Lola author is new children’s laureate
• Feminist science fiction novel scoops top women’s literary award
• IS claims first Iran attack with 12 dead at parliament and shrine
• Donald Trump names his choice to replace Comey as FBI chief
• Seven weeks on, I’m none the wiser
• Scotland at dawn of ‘golden age’ of film as stats show £50m production spend
• Internment was a disaster but we have to look at house arrest and tagging to counter terror
• Inspired or upset, get out there and vote
• Inside Health
• There’s no such thing as total freedom of speech
• The Paris Accord is dead in the water, thanks to Trump
• Mountains can bring you closer to a personal peak
• Study subjects that set you up for a career in a world that’s moving fast
• We must seize the opportunit­ies offered by new industrial strategy
• Ship ahoy, mates
• Davidson hypocrite to seize on what Dugdale allegedly told Sturgeon on indyref
• ON TWITTER
• Qualified words
• Leading lights
• OECD warning on UK slowdown as cost pressures bite
• Scottish gold miner strikes jewellery deals
• BHS costs hit earnings at Sir Philip Green’s retail empire
• Mental health injustice highlights potential for discrimina­tion
• East Kilbride set for tech boost
• AMBITION
• Pawnbroker chain Ramsdens glitters as profits leap during year of flotation
• Anglo American picks ex-arm Holdings man as chairman
• FTSE tumbles in advance of election news
• Alois Mock
• Highlighti­ng the crucial role of sheep in Scotland
• Wildlife advisory group reborn
• Not averse to winning
• Walker Cup race ‘wide open’
• Porte time trials into Dauphine driving seat
• Owenson’s 63 at Moray trims 23 shots off opening effort
• Frylinck ton puts Scotland on back foot in Ayr clash
• Halep storms back to set up semi-final with Pliskova
• Pakistan back in running after win over South Africa
• Gatland plays down injuries as Lions gird loins for an even tougher test on Saturday
• Don’t let Brazil victory be the only memory from Toulon, urges Iacovitti
• Sbragia steps down in reshuffle of Scotland age-group coaching set-up
• Cardoso targets Premiershi­p title as he joins ‘best club in Scotland’
• Pure poetry as new Scots football anthology stirs golden memories
• Mcarthur keen to be the next Hutchison
• For us to beat this England team would rank with Cardiff in ’85
• “The first two games we have been a bit soft… we’ve got to be hard on ourselves as players and coaches”
• Murray feels like odd man out in semis
• KEYS TO KNOW
• Two and a half centuries of a capital New Town

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