The Scotsman - 2018-07-31

• Czech it out: Tattoo prepares for an out-of-this-world spectacula­r
• Brexit demands devolution rethink, MPS’ report says
• Stories of the Scots who joined exodus
• Anger grows over bid to evict asylum seekers
• Little change in poor Scots diet, research says
• Paris Gourtsoyan­nis: Danny Dyer’s Brexit change-of-heart is key moment
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s biggest tunnel opens to carry sewage for three miles under Glasgow
• Mother of youngest liver cancer patient: ‘I can finally say we are in the clear’
• Doctors warn Brexit is ‘bad for health’ as calls grow for new EU vote
• Johnson out of grace and favour home
• Donald Trump renews government shutdown threat over border wall
• Rangers to pay Sports Direct costs as deal reached
• Father of Corrie Mckeague says his son is ‘no longer missing’ after hunt
• Tributes to ‘little Lorenzo’ after crash
• MPS: Aid sector guilty of ‘complacenc­y verging on complicity’ over sex abuse
• Scotland ‘risks irrecovera­ble loss of heritage’ to developers
• Public to have a say on naming airport after Loch Ness
• ‘It is impossible to over-estimate bees’ value to man’
• ‘I’ve got to a stage in my life where stress is just gone’
• Call for inquiries into youngsters’ deaths
• Three jailed for lunchtime park killing in front of families and dogwalkers
• Court backs ruling allowing man in a vegetative state to die
• Priority parking needed to stop city streets being used as park and ride
• Celebritie­s set off on 117-mile walk in aid of children’s charity
• Beavers bred in captivity pair up in conservati­on success story
• Controvers­ial raven cull suspended
• High turnout in first post-mugabe poll
• Protests after India asks four million to prove their nationalit­y
• The left must rise to the challenge of alt-right hero Jordan Peterson
• How Trump won–and lost – 2020’s presidenti­al election
• Talk, invite, make time – how you can help the lonely elderly enjoy life
• Who cares for the carers? If you are old and frail yourself a break can be a godsend
• Save the park
• Adopt the code
• There’s no need for demonstrat­ions and counter-demos in a mature democracy
• ON TWITTER
• We’re not nuts
• Opt for options?
• Mundell mocks
• Q2 sees Scots firms pick up pace but costs still onerous
• Support rural business, trade body urges
• Clydesdale owner makes solid progress as tie-up nears
• Edinburgh’s Lux Assure seals sales agent appointmen­t for Saudi Arabia
• Venture capital funding boost
• Plans call for 1,900 Livingston homes
• Why Sturgeon’s reshuffle is a matter for business
• Scotland Women in Technology looks to raise profile of females in industry
• Thomas & Adamson nets seven-figure funding for overhaul
• Interest rate anticipati­on mutes FTSE
• The Perseid meteor shower
• Oksana Shachko
• Paying respects with flowers
• Peaks in a sky that’s rich with planets
• COURT CIRCULAR
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• More welfare inspection­s will be unannounce­d
• Kepak snaps up 2 Sisters sites
• Fine dining can stimulate activity in the capital
• Allan impressed as Dubai Horizon stamps his authority on Ayr feature
• Stradivari­us is on course to complete a memorable year
• Growth of Ladies Scottish Open deserves much better recognitio­n
• Thomson gets second spot on reserve list for British Open
• Topping Tiger /Johnson beats Woods’ record
• Absence of Locke and Lumsden leaves Scottish Amateur wide open
• Cook has no qualms over Rashid call up to face India
• Rising star Russell will weigh up his options ahead of Formula One debut
• Rahane is not fazed by key duo’s bad form
• Fury claims an agreement over a deal to fight Wilder is imminent
• Archibald is intent on a strong return in Glasgow
• Celtic Park to be first non-rugby venue to stage showpiece final
• Search for goals must be priority for Mcinnes
• Club-by-club preview 2018-19
• Dark Blues have room at the top
• Organiser sympathise­s with Mourinho over Internatio­nal Champions Cup comments
• Miller says Premier newcomers can give champions a ‘fright’
• Britain’s Scott talent /Duncan relishing return to Glasgow for Euros
• ‘We can cope without Kyle’
• “If the boss doesn’t believe we need anyone, I think we can do the business with the squad we have”
• Habana backs Russell to flourish in French Top 14

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