The Scotsman - 2018-08-03

• Lotto luck: £58m winning ticket was ripped up and thrown in bin
• More rises on the cards as interest rates hit 10-year high
• Sport: Mcginn glory goal takes Hibs through as Rangers see off Croats
• 2,000 free preview tickets to Fringe shows
• Murder victim family call for exclusion zone
• Green energy plan for Royal Mile rubbish
• Joyce Mcmillan: Is Scotland set to become the real ‘vassal’ state?
• Ford continues march upmarket with Kuga St-line X
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Restored speedboat Bluebird revealed
• Concern over number of people dying in jail while held on remand
• Ewing urges protection of unique Scots food and drink after Brexit
• May warned she won’t get helping hand from Macron
• Major investors put off Scotland amid property ‘tax breaks’ call
• Sir Ming condemns SNP’S ‘despicable’ targeting of Kennedy
• Usher Hall to take centre stage in EIF curtainrai­ser
• Airbnb visits soar 70 per cent in a year
• Hammer attacker jailed for shop worker murder bid
• Apple of her father’s eye – headphones used on baby’s cord
• EU will be ‘flexible’ over Irish border – Barnier
• Let’s sing praises of the Scottish pub before they ring last orders
• Everything you need to know about Netflix dramedy Like Father
• Spare rooms appeal for eviction-hit refugees
• Scot becomes youngest person to row Pacific
• Skye hits back at reports of island being overrun by tourist hordes
• Free bus travel for the over-60s escapes feared age increase
• Drinking water quality in Scotland ‘still high’
• Zimbabwe president reaches out to rival amid unrest on vote delay
• Pope’s opposition to death penalty written into Church teachings
• Next stop improved internet literacy as Google’s Digital Garage bus goes on informatio­n drive
• Don’t do it, Deedit - app launches to encourage Festival-goers to help out
• Hey! Teachers! Leave those (cool) kids alone – if they have got it, let them flaunt it
• Nationalis­m could result in different parts of Scotland adopting a ‘clan-like’ mentality writes Jim Duffy
• Justice must be seen to be done
• Inside Transport
• Alone in a world of darkness – the painful reality for many with sight loss
• Our troubled children aren’t getting the mental health support in schools that they need
• New zeal land?
• Ditch the tests
• Don’t believe the scare stories, Skye is well and truly open for tourist business
• ON TWITTER
• Broken Wings
• Tech firm to lead £22m bid to make UK global leader
• Barclays getting business back on track
• Motor dealer Eastern revs up after fresh acquisitio­n
• Constructi­on activity strengthen­s as housebuild­ing reaches new heights
• Job fears at bakery shop chain
• AAB hits £300m assets under advice
• Business rates system refresh is to be welcomed
• Property trust has Scotland on radar after ‘robust’ quarterly performanc­e
• Aberdeen office market seeing increase in occupier activity
• Pound’s fall fails to stop Footsie slide
• Nikolai Volkoff
• Richard John Ellis
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• EU relaxes green rules to ease ‘exceptiona­l’ drought
• Interest rate rise a ‘bitter blow’
• Lomu ready to tackle rivals
• Murray much happier after ‘offensive’ win
• Kohli delivers with dazzling one-man show to keep India in the game
• Curran joy at four-wicket haul tempered by ‘eye-opening’ batting masterclas­s
• Frampton ‘back to old self’ and up for Jackson
• Lehman’s Lytham advice pays off for Hall
• Woods off to good start in bid for a ninth Wgc-bridgeston­e Invitation­al win in Akron
• Carlin ready to realise Glasgow dream as GB sprint team begin quest for gold
• Eastern promise: /Young Scots to gain big life experience in Japan
• Edinburgh fit for fresh purpose as coach gets squad up and running
• Ashton in England’s pre-season get-together
• Club-by-club preview 2018-19
• Stubbs on a proving mission
• Quality of signings hold key for Gerrard
• Brown set to play in 100th European game against Greeks AEK
• FA chief Glenn says UK government agrees with ‘concept’ of Wembley sale
• Tip for the top /Berra backs Hearts youngster Morrison to create a stir
• Sutton will regret being ‘a little bit silly’
• Brave Dons forced to bow out after taking Burnley to the wire
• Nerves frayed as Rangers
• Bogdan thwarts Greek revival to send Hibs through in Europe
• Burnley 3 Aberdeen 1 /Brave Dons fade out
• Rangers boss Gerrard hails his midfield general Jack
• KEN HOPE MOTORS GOING STRONG AFTER 50 YEARS
• EV DRIVERS PAY UP TO 60% MORE FOR INSURANCE
• TOURING CAR LEGENDS AT KNOCKHILL

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