The Scotsman - 2017-07-19

• ‘Rip-off ’ card surcharges to be banned by government
• Doctor Who: Why don’t we just paint the Tardis pink?
• Laura Muir likely to miss 2018 Games for studies
• Brexit threat to economic glue bonding UK
• Scarf tying could lead to Griffiths losing his place
• Hogmanay party to be ‘cross between carnival, show and an opening ceremony’
• Joint fatal accident inquiry into four rally spectator deaths begins
• Fears over moving of goal posts on the size of school playing fields
• Public urged to report double voting to police amid fears of election fraud
• Unisex school loos proposed by government
• May orders cabinet to show some unity
• Inflation fall eases strain on household finances
• Goodbye sunshine, hello wind and rain
• Charlie Gard’s mother meets world experts to discuss son’s condition
• Clampdown on knives sold online after Bailey Gwynne death
• Glasgow and Aberdeen – the tale of two cities for cash conscious students
• Beavers ‘boost biodiversi­ty and improve wetlands’
• Walliams tops children’s book chart for 100 weeks
• Sinn Fein leader launches appeal over 1970s prison break conviction­s
• Mother-of-two with lung cancer welcomes new immunother­apy
• North Sea cod ‘sustainabl­e’ one decade on
• £600m NHS bill to meet growing cost of private nurses
• Scottish osprey chicks winging their way to Spain to set up new population
• Anger at disruption and damage caused by TRNSMT festival
• Bulky T-rex ‘could not have moved at high speed’
• Cyber-attack project aims to battle ‘phishing’ email threat
• Trump blasts Congress after efforts to scrap Obamacare fail
• Australian politician resigns after being told she is Canadian
• Scotland faces a Brexit power battle
• Small island off the coast of Skye set to welcome its first legal whisky distiller
• Credit card charge ban rights a wrong
• Doctor’s novels which sparked health debate
• New Bill to reform cost of going to court could help access to justice
• Freedom of the road for teenagers of the future
• Conserving nature has never been more crucial for our planet’s welfare
• The humble silver darlings are back in a big way thanks to responsibl­e fishing
• Total meltdown
• Fair, then foul
• Shock vote for UK to leave Europe is making EU a more democratic organisati­on
• ON TWITTER
• Get ambitious
• Scotland ranks top in UK as location to launch a business
• ‘Challengin­g’ year for Duke of Buccleuch
• Software group Ideagen brushes aside Brexit concerns to book rise in profits
• 11th annual Stelios award for disabled entreprene­urs opens
• POSITIVITY
• Scottish retail struggles continue as nerves hamper consumer spending
• £750k pilot project shines light on screen production sector
• FTSE slips as US bank woes cross Atlantic
• Potato growers continue to learn ‘less is more’
• Struggling farmers to seek help
• GLENDALE TIPS
• Bayliss prepared for change after ‘shocker’ of Test performanc­es
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Froome still in yellow as Matthews takes stage
• Next month may mark
• Muir’s real arrival
• TALKING TIGER
• Lyle didn’t throw in the towel, he had an injury
• Lawrie tips Syme for ‘big things’ in future
• Fond memories of beating England may help for first meeting at Euros
• Scotland without Lauder as they prepare for Auld Enemy
• Fight on for No 1 jersey as Hamilton sign former Liverpool keeper Fulton
• Hendry’s late goal spares Dundee blushes
• Title-chasing Tangerines must follow ruthless example set by Hibs last season
• ‘VERY PROUD’
• First Laff /Hearts striker makes mark
• Mcinnes contract boost for Dons ahead of Euro tie
• South African sides to join Pro12 league

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