The Scotsman - 2017-06-12

• May is dismissed as a ‘dead woman walking’
• Impact of 20mph zones in Edinburgh to be studied
• Ancient legal principle could be scrapped
• Lesley Riddoch wants wholesale changes in our political system
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Don’t put Good Friday agreement in jeopardy, Irish premier warns May
• Senior SNP figures call on power couple to relax their grip and rethink indyref2
• Football boss joins thousands at independen­ce rally in Spain
• Tories split over Brexit after call
• Brexit hurting Tories, says Heseltine
• Consumer spending falls for first time since 2013
• Judy Murray: ‘I sent Jamie away too young’
• Rescue team called to help climber hurt in rock fall
• Roses: Muslims hand out flowers at scene of attack
• Last suspects in arena bombing released
• Barack Obama dinner event raised £670,000 for charities
• Trump ‘will not visit UK if it leads to large demos’
• ‘Heartbreak­ing’ Death of a Salesman heads theatre ‘Oscars’ list
• Emmanuel Macron’s party looks set for big parliament­ary win
• Gulf nations ease extraditio­n threats amid diplomatic rift
• Long days of summer swimming that simply drifted away
• Could our current crop of politician­s match up to brilliance of Churchill?
• Glimmers of hope amid the post-election fog
• Judy should feel pride, not guilt
• Raise a glass to a mo
• Poor housing link to asthma must be tackled
• Drive for clean sheet in war on money
• PPPS need tweaked to build vital infrastruc­ture
• New tax offence will be a game changer in cases of tax evasion by businesses
• Polls ponderings
• Election result can pave way for cross-party involvemen­t in Brexit negotiatio­ns
• ON TWITTER
• Windfarms‘scam’
• Optimism despite gloomy picture for UK services sector
• Crucial ‘keep-open’ clauses
• Financial services in Scotland is ‘in a really strong place’, says chief executive of trade body
• The wise word is to seek advice, but not from Baldrick
• Grounds for optimism as Bateel shines
• Jordan inspires R&A family pride with win in St Andrews
• Berrington’s 110 brightens outlook after Scotland’s shaky start
• Aberdeensh­ire celebrate back-to-back home wins but know Grange will be tough test
• Perfect ten as king of clay Nadal reigns in Paris again
• CENTRE OF ATTENTION
• Injury forces Sharapova to pull out of Wimbledon
• Keeping the faith
• Griffiths’ genius
• Us a glimpse of glory
• ‘I should probably have just shelled it into row Z’
• Army not so barmy, says Kane
• ‘We needed four or five Crouchys in that wall to keep out Griffiths’
• Irish show their character as Walters’ late strike seals point
• Ramsey pays perfect tribute in Panenka stadium as Wales grind out a draw
• Hungry Hamilton hunting down Vettel
• Scots leave some room for improvemen­t – and keep Townsend happy
• Knocks galore, but none likely to affect line-up to face Australia
• Freak accident leaves Hogg with a damaged face and an anxious wait
• Never mind the ref, we can rule scrums says Gatland

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