The Scotsman - 2017-06-22

• Holyrood to be given a vote on key Brexit bill
• Sealed with a kiss: Royal Highland Show opens doors
• Graduate medicine course for more GPS
• MSP’S tears over rugby star’s illness
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Record heat fails to reach Scotland as thunder and lightning sweeps in
• Racist mosque attacker jailed and handed restrictio­n for life order
• May labours to lift mood with cod and Salmond
• Critical report leads to calls for overhaul of policing body
• Us-style behaviour programme set for primary schools
• Catholic congregati­on expresses ‘regret’ over paedophile priests
• Ministers accept the need for more open government
• Health board apologises for ‘failings’ in baby death
• First-timer lands
• First great film of the Brexit era
• Tennis legend Becker declared bankrupt by judge who was a fan
• Number of college students hits lowest level for ten years
• Scotland’s hidden hill forts revealed in first ever online catalogue
• Grenfell fire victims to be rehomed in upmarket Kensington
• Dolls and Lego ‘set to dominate children’s Christmas gift lists’
• King’s son replaces anti-terror chief as heir to Saudi throne
• Romanian prime minister ousted in vote of no confidence
• Hung parliament has its benefits too
• Examining the numbers behind Scotland’s A&E waiting time performanc­e
• Brexit bluster has replaced bravado as our accidental PM makes return to Eden
• No audition needed for leading part – it’s plane
• Young people important to future of national parks
• Bringing expertise together will help to transform lives in healthcare
• Planning for a death should be made as simple, secure and painless as possible
• Experience and a reforming spirit could make Cable the leader Lib Dems need
• ON TWITTER
• Cladding dangers
• Pension pain
• Chancellor facing headache despite improved finances
• North-east biotech lands £500k injection
• Edge Testing aims to double up as revenue passes £10m
• Whitbread wakes up coffee sales but smells the headwinds
• Michelin pumps up Dundee
• Business accelerato­r looks to provide shot in the arm for Tayside start-ups
• Possible hike in interest rate drags on FTSE
• HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY
• HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY
• UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYD­E
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYD­E
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE
• UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS
• UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE
• Conflict warning over farm plans
• Highland Reel leads rivals a merry dance at Royal Ascot
• O’brien confident defending champ Order of St George has stamina to slay Gold Cup rivals
• Bairstow stars with the bat as England ease to victory
• Knox targets another incredible week at Travelers Championsh­ip
• England get better of Scots in Amateur
• Murray seeks positives in aftermath of Queen’s defeat
• In Brendan we trust, insists Sinclair as Celtic fans swither over Hayes signing
• New Motherwell assistant boss Lasley quits playing to concentrat­e on coaching role
• Messi forever linked to Maradona but still playing in his shadow
• Humble Stevenson glad he stayed the course with Hibs
• Friends turn to foes for former
• Fijian Warriors
• Hansen’s ‘horse whispering’ gift key for All Black thoroughbr­eds
• CAN LIONS END ALL BLACKS’ EDEN PARK RUN?
• New Sports Direct deal is major step forward for club says King
• It’s the first time since the opening Test with South Africa in 2009 that no Scot has even featured on the bench
• Gullane set to host 2017 Scottish Open
• KEYS TO KNOW
• What are the chances of finding just one ideal home?
• Move-or-improve dilemma deepens

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