The Scotsman - 2018-07-20

• Brexit-vote row sparks call for May to sack key allies
• New political alliances vital to stop Brexit disaster
• Warrant for arrest of Ponsati withdrawn
• Tourism bid accused of ‘blurring lines’
• Beardy weirdies and the etiquette of single-track road driving
• Beano celebrates 80th anniversar­y with comedian guest editor David Walliams
• Investigat­ion concludes Novichok poisoning suspects are Russian
• MSP admits mistake over independen­ce claim
• Inquiry hampered by hot weather
• May makes Northern Ireland pledge
• Scots’ Brexit battle with UK backed by Northern Ireland and Wales
• Scotland tops UK’S unavoidabl­e death rate list
• Attenborou­gh promotes big butterfly count for mental health
• Three academics honoured with prestigiou­s fellowship
• GP ‘ordered financial adviser to be killed’
• ‘Austerity politics is contributi­ng to suicides among veterans in Scotland’
• From sleeping rough to training as a jump jockey at one of the UK’S leading racing stables
• Women’s groups call for national ban on lap dancing clubs
• Concern for future of popular hut if hydro scheme gets go-ahead
• Refugee told of his fears days before he was stabbed
• Burberry destroys £28m of products in a year
• Israeli parliament approves contentiou­s Jewish nation bill
• Anger over video of Macron’s bodyguard beating up student
• Forget Cape Canaveral, Scotland’s first spaceport proves small is beautiful
• Street lighting in Edinburgh ‘goes smart’ as part of council’s efficiency drive
• How America can finally curb the power of its first president with no shame
• Justice at last for Sir Cliff, my childhood TV hero
• MPS are nothing without honour
• Outward-bound experience sets youngsters up with skills for the future
• Girl Guides tackle gender stereotype­s as they take up the ‘gentle art’ of rugby
• Quarry pool risks
• Edinburgh Airport has its faults, but we all work to give public a good experience
• Referendum fears
• ON TWITTER
• BBC and Sir Cliff
• Taxi trauma
• No-deal warning
• Goals Soccer fails to score as weather takes toll on results
• Growth on cards at headhunter Denholm
• Cost control is number one headache for finance chiefs
• Heatwave singes SSE quarterly earnings as Npower merger pushes ahead
• Biotech firm’s £4m acquisitio­n
• Build-to-rent gap persists in Scotland
• Developers need strong foundation­s for growth
• Perthshire glazing business becomes nation’s latest employee-owned firm
• Decom North Sea names John Warrender as chief executive
• Pound drops due to retail sales slump
• Yvonne Blake
• David Mcparland
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Food fraud a growing concern for consumers
• No-deal Brexit ‘a real danger’
• Raymond Tusk stampedes from Eclipse to Hamilton
• Two in a row as Thomas eclipses rivals
• Muir is strong enough to carry weight of high expectatio­n in the UK
• Scots focus on defence as they prepare for World Cup test
• Salford transfer sees Rooney swap Aberdeen for England’s fifth tier
• SFA will need to seek Swiss solution over Rangers rules breach allegation
• Maclean: ‘I’ll play in the car park if the gaffer wants’
• Pune City deny approach to Macphee with managerial offer
• Rosenborg sack Ingebrigts­en in shock move ahead of Celtic clash
• Henderson set for move to Serie B club Hellas Verona
• Crowds flock to see Scots legend Lyle start the Open in fine style
• Birdie at the last hole caps an Open debut to remember for Locke
• Cheat accusation made Kang ‘mad’ but now he’s anxious to put it behind him
• Mechanical? ‘I’m at the opposite end of the spectrum’
• Vegas gambles on borrowed clubs after landing with minutes to spare
• Open leader Kisner is aiming to ‘repay Spieth’
• Light for Willett after the long, dark days
• Knox enjoys tee with Tiger
• “Mallan fires a double as Hibs survive early scare to hit Faroe Islanders for six again”
• Hearts admit sub at Cove was ineligible
• SILENT RUNNING
• Ssangyong extends Musso and Rexton warranty to 7 years
• NEXTBASE CAR9
• Licence to build: Lego launches James Bond Aston Martin DB5
• SAFEST USED CARS FOR NEW PARENTS REVEALED
• NEW MAZDA6 PRICES ANNOUNCED

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