The Scotsman - 2017-07-07

• Labour proposes 48-hour cap on the working week
• Sport: Dorrans says timing is right for Rangers signing
• Police and protesters clash ahead of G20 talks
• Half of teachers provide for poorest pupils
• Adorable snowman: Matt Allan cuddles up to the Skoda Yeti
• Stunt rider Macaskill blazes a trail on Wimbledon courts with Henman’s help
• Campaign raises £31,000 to bring teacher home from Turkish hospital
• Barnier shatters UK hopes of ‘frictionle­ss’ trading after Brexit
• Ross Fountain leaves Princes Street Gardens for first time since 1872
• Scots jobs market takes turn for better
• Seabird tracking project hailed as ‘powerful’ conservati­on tool
• May to challenge Trump over climate change
• Human rights of vulnerable breached by care policy, claim
• Losers in bridge walk ticket ballot in line for second chance
• £200,000 grant to fund new whale watching trail
• Woman spared jail for killing husband
• Family to complete bucket list of teenager who died after car crash
• Kidney donor signs up for marathon just weeks after op
• Suicide bombers raise tensions in last days of long battle for Mosul
• Eight killed and 40 injured in stampede at football match
• Davidson must refocus unionism
• Scotcoin investor is on track for ‘transforma­tive year’ in crypto currency
• With the peculiarit­ies of North Sea tax, No vote meant we dodged a financial bullet
• Inside transport
• Designers cut from a different cloth
• Business must speak out to halt the ‘neverendum’
• Without updated legislatio­n, cyber crime can only increase
• Mental health issues must emerge from the shadows
• Blaze tragedy at Grenfell Tower should ring alarm bells for all of us
• Scotrail could be in public hands if political thinking takes a different track
• Indyref2 is ‘lost cause’ and that’s official, but do economic results say otherwise?
• ON TWITTER
• Inward investment in Scotland boosts workforce by 5,500
• Big data outfit Aquila Insight taken over by US marketer
• Volvo means ‘I roll’ in Latin and it has wheeled out a corker
• Scots tidal firm heads EU project
• Housebuild­er Bovis allocates £3.5m in extra funding to cover remedial work
• Footsie drops as investors flock to euro
• Scots growers begin to see benefits of resistance
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF SCOTLAND
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• SCOTLAND’S RURAL COLLEGE (SRUC)
• THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF EDINBURGH
• Noche De Reyes goes one better at Perth
• Root enjoys dream start to captaincy with 184 not out
• Clark engineers her route to the top
• Davies lets rip at Taylor and Mcguigan as he unleashes volley of abuse ahead of dust-up
• Disconnect between Lions and Scots at breaking point
• Gatland says tour squad has earned respect
• Fay hails Scots who refused to accept being the ‘nearly girls’
• Edmund unable to join Fantastic Four as ‘mature’ Monfils prevails
• Djokovic shrugs off Mcenroe remarks
• Murray ‘extra motivated’ to
• Agony at Wimbledon Knee injury causes Mattek-sands to scream in pain
• ALAN PATTULLO
• Pennant scores as Hibs trialist
• Saints knocked out of Europe
• EASY SLIDER
• THE CLAWS ARE OUT
• THE RAIN IN SPAIN
• A SIMPLE SOLUTION
• VOLVO TO ELECTRIFY ALL NEW MODELS
• DIESEL SUFFERS AS NEW CAR SALES FALL AGAIN

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