The Scotsman - 2017-07-14

• Scotland and Wales threaten to deny consent for EU bill
• A wave of emotions for defeated Konta
• Sport: Celtic could come to the aid of Caulker
• Nursery staff face move into schools
• Get set for 750mph tube rides
• How to make a 10,000 rally to Siberia even more challengin­g: use an electric car…
• Immigratio­n officials vow to help Scots grandmothe­r over visa wrangle
• Gibraltar not mentioned during May’s meeting with Spanish king
• Lack of resources puts ‘intolerabl­e’ pressure on GPS, ministers told
• Repeal act reminder of Henry VIII era
• ‘No hard Brexit’ says Sturgeon
• Brexit already hitting university applicatio­ns
• Fugitive at centre of VAT fraud caught after using fake passport
• Lossiemout­h aircraft tasked with defending UK’S nuclear weapons
• Butterflie­s face critical year in fight for survival
• Scandal-hit island sea salt firm goes into liquidatio­n
• Stroke risk rises if you work more than 55 hours a week
• Low-deposit mortgage availabili­ty ‘could fall’
• Music heard once again on abandoned isle of Stroma
• Viscount jailed for offering money to kill Brexit campaigner Miller
• US doctor offers to treat Charlie Gard
• Internatio­nal tourism booms but warning on staycation market
• Doctor battling alcohol addiction banned from work
• Macron says talks with Trump are ‘obvious and indispensa­ble’
• Dissident Chinese Nobel Peace Prize winner dies of cancer
• Political engine in search of a driver
• Water treatment start-up wins inaugural innovator launchpad competitio­n
• It’s time to ask whether our electricit­y suppliers are acting in Scotland’s interests
• Inside Transport
• Perhaps shoppers are not as ‘free to choose’ as they believe
• Agricultur­e is changing, and so must our thinking
• Friends of Leuchie lend helping hand and upgrade their skills into bargain
• We owe it to people with dementia in Scotland to work together to get on and do it
• Our military interventi­on has helped beat terrorists
• Pension plan
• Wave cash away
• Might have beens
• Fractured May should reassess priorities for as long as she can cling to power
• ON TWITTER
• A fairer way
• Constructi­on firms voice fears about apprentice­s move
• Change at the helm for whisky producer
• Property firm Ryden goes for growth south of Border with Manchester base
• Glasgow’s St Enoch to gain nine-screen cinema and eateries
• CITY REACTION
• Watchdog to set up new unit to ensure BT’S Openreach arm meets its targets
• Watchdog looks to reform market rules in bid to lure Aramco
• Footsie edges down after pound jumps
• New Zealand model may be the way ahead for UK
• Time to focus on the blaeberry
• O’brien has recipe for victory with Roly Poly
• Pitch perfect as Root gets set to launch all-out attack
• Hosts have nothing to lose but a lot to fear, says boss
• Dons undone as practice pays off for Bosnian side
• Mcinnes looks to Aberdeen’s impressive record on road to secure safe passage
• Defending champion Reid loses his title
• Jamie on winning course as ‘Little & Large’ team delight Centre Court
• Red-hot favourite Federer pleased with progress but denies he is in form of his life
• US Open win gives Cilic belief to go all the way
• Muguruza happy to glide into final with all eyes elsewhere
• No go, Jo/ Konta loses to Venus in semi-final
• Jamie urges Andy to look at Federer’s break idea
• “It’s been my goal for the last three weeks to get to Birkdale and now this is my only chance”
• Rodgers to come to aid of Caulker
• RINGING THE CHANGES
• Volkswagen announces pricing and specificat­ion of updated seventh-generation Golf
• FULL OF PROMISE
• CRASH NOT ENOUGH TO MAKE MOBILE USERS QUIT

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