The Scotsman - 2019-06-04

• Trump arrives in UK with a tirade.. and a snub to May
• The £1m chess piece bought for £5 and kept in a drawer
• Bodies seen in the search for missing climbers
• Murray set for return at the Queen’s Club doubles
• Edinburgh has UK’S worst rush hour traffic
• Exclusive: The Qatari hotels enjoying a £1 million payday during Trump’s visit
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Actor Spacey appears in court to defend himself against groping claims
• Trump snub shows the danger of lame-duck PM
• ‘Fist bump’ handshake raises body-watching expert’s eyebrows
• President should not get ‘red carpet treatment’ say Scottish politician­s
• Using Skype in GP surgeries could cut demand for face-to-face appointmen­ts
• Evidence of brain injury found in former footballer­s who had dementia
• Johnson launches leadership bid with pledge to target Brexit voters
• Hard-up tenants switching off heating, warns report
• Women want to retain single-sex facilities
• Foods using cartoon images to attract children are high in salt, fat and sugar
• Bereaved given option to opt out of Father’s Day marketing emails
• D-day veterans take to the seas to mark 75th anniversar­y of Normandy Landings
• Colleges on the back foot as £30m funding black hole on horizon
• Hill House to reopen under protective giant ‘box’
• People need to be ‘reassured’ on plan to end short jail terms
• Deadly clashes in Sudan leave at least 30 dead as protests disperse
• ‘Purged’ North Korean diplomat spotted near Kim Jong-un at event
• Let’s have Fairbnb – but will councils have the cash to keep everyone happy?
• Inside Environmen­t
• How sign language bill is interprete­d is of vital importance to deaf community
• Our vision is for pupils with sight difficulti­es to succeed and thrive in school
• Don’t have go at Jo
• Don’t hate English
• As D-day approaches, it is time to remember Britain’s forgotten Burmese allies
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Capital aerospace site sold for £100m to Korean investor
• UK manufactur­ing sector hits the buffers
• Aberdeen oil and gas group swoops on US tech business
• Fledgling Glasgow broker spreads wings with capital portfolio acquisitio­n
• Low & Bonar seals £5.6m sale
• Online platform nets six-figure boost
• Why the building sector could be the one for you
• Developer pushes ahead with planned hi-tech hub at Glasgow’s Pacific Quay
• FTSE recovers with support of Wall Street
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• NOW & THEN
• New test could halt the scourge of sheep scab
• Inheritanc­e tax breaks ‘hit small farmers’ claim campaigner­s
• Rent dispute resolution figures fall
• Perth Morshead tribute
• Dual-purpose seven-year-old Deebaj can score for Moore on level at Lingfield
• Semenya joy as IAAF told to suspend testostero­ne rules
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Disappoint­ing day for Scots in US Open bid
• Nicklaus award caps Bruce’s college career
• Haney defends comments on Korean players after Lee’s victory in Charleston
• Mcwilliam gets the nod again for Royal St George’s test
• Djokovic claims another piece of history as he eases into last eight
• Root and Buttler hit tons but England stunned by ‘really bad day in the field’
• Sri Lanka and Afghanista­n warn their batsmen not to run into trouble
• We have the beating of Baby Boks, insists U20 boss Hogg
• Sturridge’s joy is all the greater after carrying the pain of defeat
• Liverpool have chance of another trophy as Fifa confirms Qatar tournament
• Scotland ready to beat the heat
• White knew Neville would prove his critics wrong
• Robertson’s park life a big hit with Souttar
• Dyer: Kilmarnock way can restore pride
• Clarke gets to work /New Scotland manager puts players through their paces

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