The Scotsman - 2018-07-06

• UK demands answers from Russia over nerve poisoning
• Happy Birthday! Staff celebrate 70 years of NHS
• 16-year-old charged over Alesha death
• Finance sector grows faster than London’s
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Tiny watercolou­r of Sir Walter Scott and his family could be undiscover­ed Turner
• Parked car sinks claim to record-breaking June temperatur­e in Scotland
• Scottish firms named and shamed for failing to pay staff the minimum wage
• Poisoning victims were ‘conquering their demons’
• Signs of recovery for seabird population
• Piper Alpha disaster marked 30 years on
• PM under siege at Chequers Brexit showdown
• Whitehall battle over plan to strike down devolved Brexit legislatio­n
• Jaguar Land Rover in £1.2 Brexit losses alert
• It’s coming home to Brexiteers that they’ve been had, but walkout is tricky
• Private hire driver refused Paralympia­n and guide dog
• Battle of Waverley Mall on cards over claims classic city views will be ruined
• ‘Frustrated’ drivers take to country
• Cheesemake­r linked to E.coli did not breach safety laws
• Race against time to pump water from flooded cave and save boys
• Immigratio­n activist forces evacuation of Statue of Liberty
• Red letter day for Brexit and the Union
• Stirling scientist on a mission to discover secrets of a primitive asteroid
• If she’s strong, May could kill two foxes – Sturgeon and Rees-mogg – with one shot
• The Joneses can afford luxury, but we don’t have to keep up
• New Novichok cases show need for unity
• We cannot ignore the hunger and hatred in South Sudan any longer
• Positive change will make a big difference to mourning families
• Sad attitudes
• It’s time Scottish Government got a grip on our increasing­ly lawless society
• ON TWITTER
• Blackford’s vow
• Comeback time?
• Napier launches specialist fintech course
• P2P firm set to lend £10m in Scotland in 2018 after record H2
• FOUNDATION­S
• Social housing provider gains £185m boost for affordable homes building
• Scottish law firm celebrates record results on 250th birthday
• FTSE back in black as tariff fears subside
• PROF GIM RULES OK
• We need Brexit informatio­n now says Clydesdale’s new farm head
• Union puts farm safety under the microscope
• Hughes lands 242-1 four-timer at Perth as Cooking Fat sizzles
• Bardet aims to deny Froome fifth tour win
• Wembley double date for Joshua
• ‘Exceptiona­l’ Hamilton is up there with Senna, says Coulthard
• Links specialist Harrington makes a mockery of 66-1 outsider price
• Jamieson starts brightly to lead the tartan challenge at Ballyliffi­n
• Darling faces player on a Swiss roll at Lossiemout­h
• Clough looks north again for Templeton and Fraser
• Kickabouts with brother helped turn Trippier into set-piece king
• Bullish Russians look beyond quarter-final clash with Croatia
• Martinez believes his Red Devils have the talent to torment Brazil
• How an ‘angry little canary’ has put a big smile on Brazilian faces
• Tabarez tight-lipped on Cavani injury as forward trains on his own
• Nadal keeps dream final on agenda
• Panto season in full swing but Wimbers maintains World Cup ban
• From journeyman to giant killer, Pella hits big time by beating Cilic
• Djokovic confident he’ll be fit for third round after muscle ‘twitch’ scare
• Edmund is last Brit standing
• DIDIER DESCHAMPS
• Ambrose says Mcginn has all the qualities needed to succeed at Celtic
• Champion Muguruza in shock exit
• Kia named ‘Company of the Last 30 Years’ at industry awards
• AVERAGE CAR INSURANCE PREMIUMS FALL IN SCOTLAND
• ‘MAJORITY’ AGAINST BAN ON PAVEMENT PARKING
• Revealed – a hurt that will never
• PIPER ALPHA
• The fatal shift started with calm seas and a lightheart­ed mood
• Piper Alpha in numbers
• ‘Utterly traumatic on every level’
• Warren sure best is yet to come
• Gullane’s enduring, quirky test
• So much drama on our doorstep
• Leave the driving to the profession­als
• Levet, the blue-eyed boy...
• SCOTTISH OPEN MEMORIES SCOTT JAMIESON
• The expert’s hole-by-hole guide
• Riley won’t forget day he was on the radar at Carnoustie

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