The Scotsman - 2018-07-17

• Election meddling: Trump sides with Russia against FBI
• Sport: Russell Knox paired with Tiger for Carnoustie opener
• May stands by Brexit plan despite concession­s
• Ageism leading to over-50s being wasted
• Millwall reject £3 million Rangers bid for Cooper
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Joy as World Cup ‘comes home’ to France
• Next stop Gareth Southgate: Tube station renamed in England manager’s honour
• Lack of demand puts paid to Holyrood letting out parliament for functions
• Electronic tag for footballer player who spat on bouncer outside nightclub
• Ex-minister wants voters to get final say on Brexit
• Salmond’s RT show ‘misled’ viewers
• Not war!’ Finnish Trump protest
• Paraglider released from custody
• Deadly sharks off UK shores
• Within 30 years, expert warns
• Mobile bank cashiers used post-it notes for customers
• Vogue joins publicatio­ns eulogising Dundee
• Bowel test may provide health clues
• ‘Lifeshocks are profoundly lifeenhanc­ing, if we learn how to suck the marrow out of them’
• ‘The day I met my birth mother, I don’t think I’ve ever been more terrified’
• Private school fees set to rise by nearly 4% next year
• EU demands Airbnb ‘clearly inform’ customers over charges
• World’s oldest bread ever baked found in Middle Eastern desert
• Heart disease patients with multiple illnesses ‘in need of more help’
• Health warnings over children’s slime craze after investigat­ion
• New Doctor Who says ‘Girls don’t have to settle for being a side-kick’
• Footage shows man killed by Chicago police reached for waist
• Villagers slaughter nearly 300 crocodiles in revenge for killing
• May’s Brexit plan is dead on arrival
• Trump respects Putin because he competes
• With Brexiteers pulling the strings again, hope of getting any deal through Parliament is fading, says Paris Gourtsoyan­nis
• The brutal witch hunts of Scotland’s lovestruck monarch
• Despite a recent positive CAA report about Edinburgh Airport, Sebastian Allaby describes his unhappines­s over service
• Talkin’ bout (the older) generation
• Tolkein-esque wildlife and beauty await in East Lothian says Duncan Priddle
• Sharing the stories and experience­s of Scotland’s modern Traveller culture
• Claiming tax relief for museums and galleries need not be too taxing
• Groan over Gaelic
• Car hire charges
• Trump disrespect
• Quitting EU without acceptable deal would mean handing NHS to US business
• ON TWITTER
• Ready for take-off
• Google opens hub to boost digital skills in Scotland
• Talk show DNA testing comes to Glasgow
• South side of Edinburgh’s St Andrew Sq hits milestone
• East Kilbride tech firm Traveltek makes top hire as it embarks on growth
• RBS £775m bank fund delayed
• Events group cheers earnings growth
• New Aberdeen centre to supercharg­e North-east
• Watchdog looks at measures to boost competitio­n in investment platforms
• Brightsoli­d chief executive leaves business after six months
• Sharp drop in oil price takes toll on Footsie
• Lindy Remigino
• Paying respects with flowers
• Gerald Cameron
• Nancy Barbato Sinatra
• Call to block independen­t Brexit ‘cheap food’ deals
• Farm safety message is driven home by partnershi­p plea
• Goldie strikes twice on Glasgow Fair
• Wiggins: Rivalry may spell trouble
• Joshua to take on Povetkin at Wembley in September
• Coach who put Djokovic’s pieces back together hails ‘biggest surprise’ of career
• Farndale and Lowe can make World Cup impact for Scots, says Gregor
• Scotstoun to host 1872 Cup’s final showdown
• THE TOP GAMES
• He’s probably outgrown Hibs, but no-one could love Mcginn more
• Darmstadt say Maclaren is not for sale this summer
• ‘One goal to kill tie’ says Gerrard as Rangers eye Europa progress
• Stubbs expects better finishing as St Mirren manager makes home debut
• Sammon confident of success at Fir Park as Robinson notes raised expectatio­ns
• Form will be the key as Levein plays the numbers
• Home hope Knox is happy to have been ‘knocked back down to reality’
• Soutar tips old rival Stone for top after Gullane win
• Stand-out performanc­e by Gullane made this one of the best Scottish Opens
• LUKA MODRIC

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