The Scotsman - 2018-07-16

• Allez les Bleus: French team storm to World Cup victory
• May faces escalating Tory turmoil over Brexit plans
• Police thank protesters for behaviour as Trump leaves
• Israelis lift restrictio­ns after fighting
• Lesley Riddoch: First Minister came out the victor in Trump stand-off
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• We’ll have lift-off... Sutherland peninsula chosen as site for UK’S first spaceport
• Murder on the golf course as top crime writer takes on Ryder Cup legend
• Pride Glasgow organisers issue an apology over festival tickets chaos
• Decline in aids to help people quit smoking
• Scotland’s lifetime gender pay gap revealed
• Blair dismisses May’s Brexit plan as ‘mush’
• Morgan: ‘Trump praised the Queen’
• Vintage plane’s new lease of life as holiday home for high-flyers
• May’s former chief of staff quits over 2,000 sex texts to two barmaids
• Spinal rehab should help train the mind too
• Waterloo to be recreated in game for veterans’ support
• ‘Phoebe’s boat was as much of a gift for me as for her’
• Dreams come true a second time as Gabrielle reboots her music career
• Charles urges gardeners to help prevent spread of pests
• Yousaf to step up fight against hate crime in Scotland
• First glimpse of new Doctor Who revealed
• Chef ’s wife screams out running to de-stress
• Cuba reveals new details on constituti­on plan
• Dozens held after latest Whatsapp mob lynching amid child kidnap fears
• Human bones to reveal “true cradle of Christiani­ty”
• Eight ethical questions about exploring space that need answers Benjamin Sachs
• If May doesn’t go, she must be removed – or voters will remove Tories
• It’s nothing to do with Trump
• Scotland has really upped its game on the food front, writes Sue Hitchen
• Doubts rising over CVA effectiven­ess
• New policy conflicts with interests of property owners
• Check your contracts and stick to the rules
• Cashless society some way off as notes still reign
• May should have given Trump some straight talking rather than polite soft soap
• Ni cola’s silly snub
• ON TWITTER
• Trump rumpus
• Marching orders
• Tribute rough-edged but heartfelt
• Music at Paxton – Alasdair Beatson & Friends
• Dazzling young pianist electrifie­s audience with atmospheri­c numbers
• Lack of skills cost Scotland £350m during past year
• Confidence in Scottish business on the up
• Unsung hero delivers another stellar set of results
• Property firm Galbraith adds to commercial arm with new hire
• Investing? Play the long game
• Gender balance can bridge engineer talent gap
• Attracting leaders will put us on the world stage
• Gillespie Macandrew reports year of growth
• Gym franchise in growth spurt
• Lord Carrington
• COURT CIRCULAR
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Sifting the grain from the PR chaff is a full-time job
• Derby hero Masar out for season
• Miller looks to add to squad as Livingston job starts with win
• Johnston facing familiar dilemma for Celtic’s fringe youngsters
• Shankland’s treble came as no surprise to Mccall
• RH Corstorphi­ne show plenty promise
• Woods happy to be back at Carnoustie
• France magnifique, but too VAR for Croatia
• MAN BY MAN
• Brave Croatia left to wonder
• Just what might have been
• Mbappe announces himself heir to Ronaldo and Messi’s throne
• By this triumphant World Cup
• NO MORE THEATRICS FROM NEYMAR?
• YOUNG AT HEART
• Spectacula­r Stone fires 60 to win Scottish Open
• SCOTTISH OPEN SCORES
• Carnoustie was key to Harrington’s career
• Talks to secure tournament slot until 2025 set to begin
• Lawrie’s advice for Locke
• Djokovic takes Anderson apart to clinch title
• Changes after 2017 slump helped Kerber fulfil her Wimbledon dream
• Draper falls at final hurdle to top seed Tseng but thrills the crowds with audacious shots
• ‘Stefan’s presence was the biggest motivation’
• Mixed feelings for Murray after losing doubles crown
• LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

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