The Scotsman - 2017-07-15

• Celtic win marred by missile-throwing as riot police called in
• Alan Pattullo meets the outgoing SPFL chief
• Man loses appeal to stop burial of parents
• ‘Roasters’ comment sparks fury
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Sir Chris Hoy’s son takes to the saddle
• Singer Beyonce criticised for sharing pictures of her baby twins on social media
• Edinburgh drivers face high airport charges
• Easyjet bids for Austrian certificat­e
• ‘Nobody should have to wait more than a year for care’
• Northern Ireland crisis ‘holding up next Brexit showdown with May’
• Five terror attacks thwarted in last few weeks, says Met police chief
• Doctors say ‘rape clause’ is shameful
• Charity backs water safety calls
• Paisley makes the shortlist for UK City of Culture 2021
• Dozens of Scottish schools fitted with Grenfell cladding
• Former Bill producer jailed over murder bid
• Two tourists killed and four injured in Red Sea resort attack
• Senator stands down after discoverin­g he was elected illegally
• Suicide note
• Free movement of people is needed in face of our ageing population problem
• ON TWITTER
• Sinking feeling
• Civil unrest
• Regrettabl­y, an evening of 1950s nostalgia is announced
• TRNSMT – Sunday
• More turbulence for Menzies tie-up as DX bosses leave
• Capital outfit looks to narrow gender pay gap with launch of new service
• Sowing figures show no bounce for spring barley
• Steer clear of holiday car hire pitfalls
• Liu Xiaobo
• Mary Martin
• NOW & THEN
• An nobhail éibhinn as fheàrr a bh’ againn riamh – agus té mhath eile
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Bastille Day celebratio­n for Frenchman Barguil
• League chief stands firm amid calls for title stripping
• Right said Fed
• “I’ve been on the wrong side of fine margins... hopefully at the Open I’m on the right side” Rory Mcilroy still positive despite missing cut at Scottish Open
• SUPERIOR CELTIC SHOW THEIR CLASS
• SPANISH EYES ON ANOTHER SLAM SCALP
• South African rearguard fights back to thwart late England blitz
• Arbroath attack bolstered by Burnett return for Aberdeensh­ire visit
• Contenders face each other as title race tightens
• Friendlies put Hibs in mood to progress
• Hamilton boosted by Bottas penalty
• Staying power helps Dieke fulfil her goal
• Sorry Warren, Lions performanc­es show you knew what you were doing after all
• I walked into that room and saw the piano and it fell into place
• Self-assembly for fascist furnituris­tas
• Spa spy One Spa
• Whisper decadence
• Grown on Tarn river terraces, negrette makes lipsmackin­gly juicy reds
• Flying high, singing low
• Render unto Caesar…
• ALSO SHOWING
• Shedding a little light
• Connected classes
• Grave visions
• Maggie Ritchie
• Canon fodder
• Southern Fried takes a turn north as Perth festival of Americana widens its net
• Schooled in theatre
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• 10 of the best trains for…
• Cooking with Original Spice
• How to be yoga body confident
• Fun at the fair with Waffle and Bun Bun
• Rare and gentle things
• The Goodie life of Oddie
• Life may be a beach but summer skiing in the Alps, even on a glacier, is a whole new experience
• Your life in the stars

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