The Scotsman - 2019-06-01

• D- Day 75: Scots veterans in poignant return
• Swinson in vow to fight for Union as she vies for leadership
• Scotland’s best beaches
• Security bill for Trump visit set to be costliest ever
• Hollywood star was ‘ taught to fear and loathe the English’ when growing up
• Fans warned of Madrid scalpers as Spanish police brace for ‘ high risk’ final
• Labour is beset by infighting and needs to ‘ take a look at itself ’, says MSP
• Electoral reform ‘ front and centre’ of agenda for contender
• Relative faces prison term after causing 12- year- old girl’s death
• Teachers in Scotland should be offered more ‘ flexible’ career options
• Drug- related hospital admissions for cannabis use reach record levels
• ‘ Surprising’ finding for Loch Ness water study
• Farmers urge SNH to help tackle ‘ sea eagle predators’
• Topshop boss charged over US grope claims
• Secondary pupils need mental health support at school
• Lawyer for family of IS teenager demands government apology
• Samaritans Scotland marks 60 years of providing a listening ear
• Hidden Door festival opens out across the capital
• Trump to hit Mexico with tariffs in bid to halt migrants at border
• Two teens shot dead by Israeli police as faithful flock to West Bank
• Labour leaders stare into abyss
• We can still learn a lot from Kenny Macintyre
• It’s just wrong t
• To sneer at Sir Wiggo
• Food for Thought Scotland’s ultimate ‘ street with a view’
• Global people power taking off thanks to smartphone­s
• Stop Boris campaign has two chances
• Carrot, not stick
• Creation of Irish Republic has little relevance to case for Scottish independen­ce
• ON TWITTER
• Youth orchestra experience ‘ crucial to young players’
• Tights and capes not always the answer
• Energy and enthusiasm engage with place and personal parallels
• Manic Street Preachers
• Scotland in frame as outdoor chain scales new heights
• London calling for Commsworld network
• Scots footwear chain Schuh retreats from Germany
• Trump tweets and tariffs see Footsie suffer
• Auctioneer­s and QMS ‘ must work together more’
• Union urges more help for those on starter farm tenancies
• You can save money and the planet
• FAMILY ANNOUNCEME­NTSANNOUNC­EMENTS
• Tom Cargill
• O’brien in search of Epsom seven heaven
• Lennon in for the long haul
• Nade mocked by player over mental health
• ‘ WE SHOULD BE GOING FOR TEN IN A ROW’
• ALLAN MASSIE: BILL MCLAREN WAS RIGHT
• MCPAKE ON STRACHAN’S SAGE ADVICE
• Matadors ready for Madrid showdown
• Ex- Celt Wanyama bidding to emulate his brother who lifted trophy with Inter
• Aidan Smith
• Ironic that Lions tours have been diminished by profession­al rugby
• Townsend keen to see Graham and Hogg team up
• Nadal shrugs off rare dropped set as Federer becomes oldest fourth- round entrant for 47 years
• Former Arbroath stalwart Burnett set to make debut for Carlton
• Gayle breaks World Cup record as Windies blow Pakistan away
• Absence makes words less than fond as Joshua faces low- key Ruiz challenge
• Clarke can end Dembele doubts by playing him against San Marino
• Craft work
• Role models
• Dutch master
• The long life diet
• Restaurant
• Summer on a plate
• Vanilla rice pudding with strawberry, wild mint and praline
• Enjoy hidden gems on a journey down the Loire
• Road to hell
• Rocketman (
• The big picture
• Recorded herstory
• The Seafarers
• Inspiring stones have stories to tell at St Magnus Festival
• Curtain up on a new era
• City enjoys a starring role
• Waffle has fleas, while I merely flee
• Taking back control
• Tender plants are ready to go out and thrive in June
• Shark attacks are incredibly rare, but that doesn’t stop surfers having a secret fear of one
• Your life in the stars

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