The Scotsman - 2018-07-21

• Brexit: May glimpses a no-deal future
• Work on new Forth crossing won’t finish until 2019
• The Saturday Interview
• “My songs have more clarity than my life”
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• List of ‘unhelpful’ celebritie­s who Denis Thatcher didn’t want at Downing St party
• Thatcher’s seminal ‘Euroscepti­c’ speech was never meant to be anti-eu
• Scotrail’s new electric trains to finally enter service ten months late
• Girlguides ditch home makers for mixologist­s
• Action urged on anti-semitism
• Tourist figures and spending soars to record levels
• Rangers chairman King told to comply with Takeover Panel order
• Dozens or major public projects delayed or over budget
• Numpties and bad organisati­on causing chaos on new bridge
• Long-term CJD survivor at centre of legal protection battle
• Foreign Secretary calls on Nato allies to increase their defence spending
• Man jailed for killing wife in frenzied knife attack
• MPS down on the farm to highlight ‘crisis’ of berry picker shortage
• ‘At last – gigs you can take the kids to’
• Airport staff ‘humiliated’ traveller with body searches
• Couple raising funds for zero-waste store to help get rid of plastic
• Security chief startled at Trump invitation of US visit for Putin
• Thai junta look to take control of movie made about rescued boys
• A sinister side to Sturgeon’s new Catalan friend
• The sad end
• Of this sporting life
• Chief should travel through airport incognito for truth about customer service
• Back young Scots
• ON TWITTER
• In the lap of fate
• March in July
• Hard hitting, no holds barred set of sounds
• Scottish Chamber Orchestra
• Amythyst Kiah
• Curtis Stigers and Martin Taylor
• Noel Gallagher’s High-flying Birds
• Start a new chapter over the holidays
• Sarah Devine
• Latest borrowing data could change Hammond’s plans
• RBS names new group chief risk officer
• UK marketing agency with Edinburgh hub partners with Australian firm
• Scots firm opens Oman branch
• Trump trade tweets send markets lower
• Seasonal workers crisis needs urgent action – MPS
• For a little bit richer, instead of for poorer
• Geoffrey Wellum, DFC
• Dr Ian Preston, CBE
• Tour chief in plea for calm
• /Amateur Locke is last Scot standing
• Fleetwood and Mcilroy lead charge of Europeans THEOPEN,PULL-OUT 3
• SIX-SHOOTERS NEED TO WORK ON DEFENDING
• Glimpses of old Tiger but not enough to make impact
• I’ll beat Tiger next time out, jokes Knox
• Emotional Lyle bows out in style
• Captain hails Mcginn but insists his exit will not throw Hibs off Europa track
• Tottenham and Dundee bid farewell to the great Gilzean
• Gaelic sports body under fire for refusing to host Liam Miller memorial game
• Arfield is a doubt for Europa tie in Croatia
• Grange aiming to maintain momentum
• Ferguslie out on their own at the top but relegation battle is providing the thrills
• Hamilton won’t go radio gaga if he wins as he refuses to stoop to Vettel’s level
• Doyle leaps into the unknown on return from three-month lay-off
• Rutherford expects to be ‘crying more than jumping’ this weekend
• Start line
• Food & Drink
• Restaurant
• At a gallop
• TV & Radio
• Letting go of childish things isn’t so easy, for me at least
• Presenter Sonali Shah
• Spa spy Branching out
• Unfiltered look at the appeal of natural wines
• Festival 2018 highlights
• Schlock horror
• Reclaimed wood and reputation­s
• #tryreallif­e
• William A Graham
• ‘Spark’s Venice off-season is cold, just like her characters’
• Extract from chapter one
• The 2018 Centenary Edition
• Opera in Paisley to be more Glastonbur­y than Glyndebour­ne
• Sharing stories
• Two hidden Dutch treats
• Towering over the Valleys
• The Lake District
• Horsing around
• Weathering the heat
• Seek out the shade
• The battle lines are drawn over golf course plan. Which side are you on?
• HOROSCOPES

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