The Scotsman - 2017-06-29

• ‘Precarious’ Scots economy in danger of fresh recession
• ‘The world is depressing. Paddington is my escape’
• Four apply for every bridge walk ticket
• Stagecoach in talks over rail contract
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s daily forum for comment, analysis and new ideas
• Families applaud decision to prosecute
• Tories back SNP education reforms – but say they don’t go far enough
• Trump Jnr opens new course amid magazine row
• Sheriff finds singer Nutini not guilty of drink-driving charge after trial
• UK still may not leave the EU, claims Russell
• Mundell faces fresh call to resign over £1bn DUP deal to back May
• Sturgeon accused of ‘dishonesty’ in row over payment delays to farmers
• ‘Soft opt-out’ organ donation scheme set to be introduced
• Passengers left stranded by power cut at airport
• PC ‘pulled injured officer from path of car’
• Capital trams in profit two years earlier than expected
• Plea to secure phone box ‘heritage’ as 950 face axe
• Study done on Scots pupils in 1947 links high IQ and long life
• Grenfell death toll may take months to learn
• Universiti­es checking safety of cladding
• Trainspott­ing returns home for 21st birthday
• Tap into the taste of success at capital bar
• Household bills rocket twice as fast as wages in past decade
• Bacteria from faeces found on ice served in coffee chains’ drinks
• Macron begins work on changing labour laws to tackle joblessnes­s
• Police helicopter opens fire on court in ‘terrorist attack’
• Car insurance premiums on the rise – but Scots still pay the least in the UK
• It’s much ado about nothing, so turn the spotlight back on May’s Disunited Kingdom
• Inside Health
• Capital’s credential­s keep on attracting incomers
• Despite all our informatio­n, the wisdom to make the world a better place is still lacking
• Children’s hospital charity aims to make it better
• Tough times ahead for independen­t bookies but don’t write them all off
• Country cops could teach their city colleagues a thing or two about policing
• Who’s grubby?
• Sturgeon’s new announceme­nts could see SNP returning to fringe party status
• Media’s duty
• ON TWITTER
• Regulator cracks down on UK’S £7tn investment sector
• Tech role for former Standard Life chief
• Opening up the windows of the fund management house
• Law firm sees profits take a dip
• CITY ANALYSIS
• Co-op Bank secures £700 million refinancin­g as new chapter begins
• New car production reverses but industry remains positive
• Carney’s rate rise hint sees pound soar
• MSPS grill Ewing over missed payments fiasco
• UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING
• UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING
• EDINBURGH NAPIER UNIVERSITY
• EDINBURGH NAPIER UNIVERSITY
• EDINBURGH NAPIER UNIVERSITY
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYD­E
• Froome insists cycling has been tarnished, not him
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Vettel facing fine or ban in FIA probe
• Missing Scottish Open would be smack in the face, insists Henry
• It’s Bravo Chile as keeper foils Portugal in Confederat­ions Cup shoot-out
• Low says team spirit is the key to young German side’s progress
• EURO GOALS
• St Johnstone fans warned over behaviour as club makes return to European competitio­n
• Rangers return to Europe is
• Club urges supporters to ‘follow Rangers with pride’
• Hearts pip Hibs to Lafferty
• Murray leads the ‘big four’ at Wimbledon as defending champion is named top seed
• Rangers want ‘two or three’ more but silent on Dorrans
• Tour over for Scotland duo
• All Blacks pick league convert
• KEYS TO KNOW
• No end in sight for the boomerang generation
• KEYS TO KNOW
• USP Beacon of light
• A timeless choice of new and old

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