The Scotsman - 2019-06-13

• Johnson driving UK to Brexit cliff edge, warns Hammond
• ‘No downside’ to proposed facility for drug-taking
• Second lowest birthrate since records began
• Kenny Macaskill: Rockall claims are misguided
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• ‘Wake-up call’ as Nick Knowles banned from driving for using phone
• Bid to stop no-deal fails as Tory MP threatens to collapse government
• Scots Tories list their demands
• Javid tells Tories: ditch ‘central casting’ to pick a PM like Davidson
• Couple got away with murder for 16 years, court told
• Edinburgh Internatio­nal Festival suffers funding cut in capital’s cultural overhaul
• Green wins backing to secure future of Topshop empire
• Census Bill passed but sex and gender questions unresolved
• Fruit juice and ham off menu in school meal overhaul
• Mackay hints at public spending cuts to deal with £1bn shortfall
• Inquiry ordered into 2013 Sumburgh helicopter crash
• Equality makes for a better community
• Outrage at proposal to make over-75s pay for TV licences
• Discrimina­tion over guide dogs branded ‘shocking’
• Sleeper trains cancelled after fault brings service to halt
• Asylum seekers face eviction as homes to be handed back
• Hong Kong demonstrat­ors vow to keep fighting extraditio­n law
• Boy, five, dies of Ebola as outbreak crosses border into Congo
• There’s a storm heading this way
• Claims of sovereignt­y over Rockall are misguided: we should leave this rock alone
• Alexa, please can you change my privacy settings
• Strong favourite but at what cost
• Inside Health
• Islands of unique opportunit­y for a strategy on natural environmen­t
• Transport infrastruc­ture investment must put carbonredu­ction centre-stage
• Polish justice
• It’s no wonder Rockall’s ownership is disputed – so why not share it instead?
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Poor Q1 sees health of Scottish SMES fall to lowest in UK
• Major UK business awards call for entries
• Fintech looks to grab £60m share of Scots SME lending
• Freeagent secures industry first with Open Banking link for UK lenders
• Anchor tech for aquacultur­e
• Architect moves to staff-owned model
• Cocktail of higher costs is squeezing landlords
• Developmen­t body pledges to step up North-east spend to boost transition
• FTSE stumble ends six-day growth streak
• A natural final resting place
• Paul Darrow
• NOW & THEN
• Countrysid­e classroom marks 20 years on tour
• Tenant farmers urged to take advantage of one-off amnesty
• Double ensures Watson enjoys his first trip north to Hamilton
• Warner leads way with ton
• Pant flies in as cover for Dhawan while Black Caps are wary of weather
• Butchart hoping to become latest record breaker on iconic Oslo track
• Russian track official faces doping ban
• Leconte and Monami take on Henman and Keothavong at Gleneagles
• Rankin world title bid is ‘a huge fight in every respect’
• Gatland signs up for a final stint as Lions boss and aims to beat Boks
• Kiwi may not be popular with Scots fans but it is up to players to force his hand
• Froome suffers multiple serious injuries in crash and is ruled out of Tour
• USGA admits it is ‘critical’ event passes without controvers­y
• Kilmarnock to install safe standing at Rugby Park
• Rangers raid Rams to appoint Doyle as technical scout
• Team player Cuthbert not interested in the personal
• Sommer on the spot as France recover from Renard own goal
• ‘We’ve now got a boardroom with a raging bull and a charging rhino in it’
• Scotland need Griffiths and Naismith back for home ties, says Collins
• Mcgregor: Better times ahead
• Single minded /Murray insists his comeback is not just about doubles
• Celtic’s £3m Turnbull bid is accepted by Motherwell
• “I need to make a good start. I’ll be hopefully right in the tournament from the get-go and stay there”
• Maxwell out to ‘humanise’ SFA’S Petrie
• The spooky tell-tale signs when cracks begin to show

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