The Scotsman - 2018-06-02

• ‘GP burnout is now an epidemic. It is no wonder that we worry about the future of the NHS’
• From euphoria to humiliatio­n… the untold story of Scotland’s 1978 World Cup
• Police officers in serious condition after stabbing
• Davis’ Irish border ‘buffer zone’ is rubbished within hours by all sides
• House of Fraser in crisis talks in bid to avert thousands of job losses
• New Gp-focused medical courses slammed as ‘too little, too late’
• Union to fight ‘catastroph­ic’ threat to music tuition
• Saltire Society appoints university principal as first woman president
• Walkers on West Highland Way hit by paintball gun
• No election needed as Italy forms Europe’s first populist cabinet
• Spain gets a Socialist prime minister after Rajoy loses key vote
• Let’s all agree on need for new homes
• Polite people
• Let rudeness triumph
• A land born of racism and slavery returns to its roots
• Trump pardons those who pay fealty to him
• The Ruth enigma
• Embrace change
• Trade Trumped
• Councils trampled on as central government ignores proper planning process
• ON TWITTER
• Come on Arlene
• Hope needed
• Perfect pace and place to meet with all your old friends
• Dresden Philharmon­ic
• The Vampire Clinic
• Sherlock Holmes: The Final Curtain
• Ezra Furman
• JOYCE MCMILLAN
• Manufactur­ing sector faces rough ride despite jump
• Hundreds of Scots constructi­on jobs axed
• Housebuild­er Springfiel­d Properties adds clout to board with latest hire
• Funeral probe sees Dignity suffer slump
• Royal Highland unveils new show centrepiec­e
• Wool weathering the price storm
• ‘Unfair’ bank charges can still be refunded
• Ted Dabney
• Organise your affairs to help those you leave
• Barnett ‘Bob’ Bura
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Patience the key for Saxon in Derby
• Mcleish defends double debut
• Gerrard on talent hunt in Toulon
• Azteca warriors
• “I was disappoint­ed that Iran was my last-ever game for Scotland”
• Miller, Wallace confident of overturnin­g Rangers fines
• Moody not happy with call up for ‘Kiwi’ Shields
• All Blacks centre Williams to miss entire Test series against France
• Grange look to in-form Budge as they bid to achieve a perfect six
• Hussain turns back clock to lead title bid by Ferguslie
• Kaymer in pole position to end four-year spell without victory
• Smith and Lee in uncharted territory as they share three-way lead
• Brilliant late surge gives Matsuyama tie for lead
• Djokovic smashes racket in frustratio­n but wins through
• Edmund braced for good test against ‘seasoned pro’ Fognini
• Views report
• Album reviews, plus Jim Gilchrist on the legacy of harpist Alice Coltrane, wife of jazz legend John
• Summer duck recipes from Neil Forbes, plus Rose Murray Brown on the best new Scottish gins
• Alistair Harkness reviews L’amant Double
• Explore Buenos Aires, plus 48 hours in Biggar
• Accessorie­s Edit, plus Mum’s the Word column
• Susan Mansfield on the Glasgow School of Art’s Degree Show
• Gaby Soutar visits The Dory Bistro & Gallery, Pittenweem
• The Gin Spa, Glasgow, puts the treat into treatment
• Allan Massie reviews Last Stories by William Trevor
• How to stay happy, plus cycling gear for roadtrips
• Coping with a hot spell, plus Garden Works
• Highlights and listings
• I’m so lucky to do something I’m really passionate about for my job
• Stylist Martha Ward
• Scotland’s best new gins stand out from the crowd
• ALSO SHOWING
• This is the stuff of dispute
• The Blood Road
• Madness Lake
• Alice taken out of the shadows as Bzhezhinsk­a catches the ’Trane
• Quest to understand
• Pilgrim a sign of progress
• Rabbiting on about dangers of disease
• So Lycra can look cool
• Summer’s colours and spring greens combine
• The home of vicarious adventures is changing, for better and worse
• Your life in the stars

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