The Scotsman - 2018-07-02

• NHS would be ‘in trauma’ if Scotland was independen­t
• SW19 a step too far and too fast for Murray
• World Cup: Spain humbled by hosts on day of penalty drama
• Majority of Scots SMES want to stay in EU
• Gangster’s helicopter jailbreak
• Tourism alone can’t save rural areas: affordable housing is crucial
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• My departure from Radio 4’s PM spells doom for BBC, jokes Eddie Mair
• Three injured in city centre fight ‘with broken bottles’
• Humans bite back as Highland hotel gets OK to put midge burgers on menu
• NHS boss reveals no-deal Brexit
• Corbyn resists Brexit vote call but vows to ‘force election’
• Cabinet told to get behind the PM or risk handing Labour the keys to No10
• Tory Brexiteers held secret meeting with senior Trump security adviser
• It is too soon for indyref2, SNP economy guru admits
• Panel on medicinal cannabis may hinder those seeking to use the drug
• Police commission­ers urge Home Office to drop opposition to addicts’ ‘fix rooms’
• Tributes paid to Peter Firmin, co-creator of The Clangers and Bagpuss
• Exotic bird Elvis saved by Edinburgh vets after screw found in her stomach
• ‘Exciting’ developmen­t of artificial ovaries could preserve fertility
• Iolaire disaster site ‘should be made a maritime grave’
• MSP urges Souness to reconsider housing plan
• Learners ‘should have to spot potholes to pass driving test’
• Parents will buy children summer ‘guilt gifts’
• Ten members of family found blindfolde­d and hanged in their home
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• Step inside Edinburgh’s exclusive Victorian luxury baths
• Mansfield’s letters give you a greater sense of wonder about the world
• A frank debate on funding NHS is vital
• Inside Arts
• Human rights defence not so easy elsewhere
• An enlightene­d approach to SPL could pay dividends
• Reforms to discount rate will have impact on injury claims
• Plan ahead for future and inevitable changes in laws
• Nearly minister Martin fiasco an insight into political cans and can’ts of today
• ON TWITTER
• Off the ball
• Time for rethink
• Tech firms lead resurgence in flotations
• Investing in a greener future
• Finance key for further growth in life sciences
• Debts rise but may have peaked
• INSPIRATIO­NAL LEADER
• Show business needs to lure in the non-farmers
• Latrobe adds to O’brien legacy
• Best foot forward /Goalkeeper the hero as World Cup hosts Russia stun Spain
• Favouritis­m row as Muir wins UK title
• Serene mom has not lost her
• Great Federer is feeling ‘incredibly sexy’
• PSG influence a good omen as Neymar bids to inspire Brazil
• FRENCH CONNECTION
• Ronaldo tight-lipped over future as Cavani double knocks Portugal out
• Deschamps aware that Uruguay represents a different animal
• Modric let off the hook as Croatia scrape into the last eight in dramatic shootout
• Pickford will stand tall between the sticks
• Gray so happy to be back after frustratin­g season on sidelines
• Rodgers highlights fitness benefits despite Hayes injury in defeat
• Dobbin keeps on raising the bar as records tumble on her way to victory
• Hamilton is left seething and stranded by Mercedes gaffe
• LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
• It’s a repeat of the Peet show as young brothers play starring role for Grange
• English’s second century of season stretches Ferguslie’s lead at the top
• Ferguslie end Carlton’s cup defence

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