The Scotsman - 2020-06-08

• Thousands join Black Lives Matter protests
• ‘Stick to the rules’ plea as no new virus deaths recorded
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ballet dancers get creative to remain en pointe at home during Covid lockdown
• Sir Sam Mendes ‘positive’ about solution to support theatre industry
• Demonstrat­ors flood into US cities
• Police investigat­e after protesters pull down statue of slave trader
• Prejudice ‘deeply hard-wired into our culture’ says historian Olusoga
• Visitors face £480 fines for breaking coronaviru­s quarantine
• BA takes legal action on quarantine
• Hospital workers ‘not all regularly tested’
• ‘Breakthrou­gh’ on antibody treatment for Covid as vaccine search continues
• Scientist who advises government says lockdown delay cost lives
• Crieff Hydro group says 241 staff facing redundancy as lockdown hits tourism sector
• Restaurant chains likely to face more troubles when lockdown is over
• Trump should not be allowed to use Facebook, say dozens of scientists
• Britain urged to be ‘more realistic’ in Brexit talks as fears rise over progress
• Police appeal generates hundreds of tips over Madeleine
• Long-term negative thoughts ‘may raise the risk of dementia’
• Appliances rendered obsolete too soon over lack of clarity
• Some of UK’S waters ‘should be off limits’ to all activity
• Pinkest flamingos are ‘the most aggressive’
• ‘I’m much more accepting of what life’s going to throw at me’
• The talent waiting to take off on the big screen after lockdown is lifted
• China releases report into virus response in wake of criticism
• Surfer, 60, killed after Great White shark attacks off Australia
• Bold new Scottish town that never was
• Time to listen to Martin Luther King, Bobby Kennedy and the ‘language of the unheard’
• Just why is Scotland’s pandemic so bad? I will keep asking
• Cautious hope in Covid battle
• Inside Justice
• Be careful you don’t have to splash out
• Landlords must beware new rules on student tenancies
• The time is right for Scotland to introduce presumed liability
• Rural Scotland’s reslience has come to the fore again
• Charging £60 fee to make complaint about a lawyer would be unfair deterrent
• ON TWITTER
• Universall­y bad
• Covid questions
• ERLAND COOPER
• Deeply moving portrayal of troubled Princess Hamlet
• Signs of hope for businesses despite lockdown misery
• Insurance payout warning for businesses
• Are stock markets unhinged from reality?
• Anderson Anderson & Brown makes further appointmen­ts
• Remote working and IP risk
• The importance of balancing purpose and profit
• Covid may offer silver lining for Scots tech scene
• Help in life’s toughest times
• Alan J ‘Willy’ Wands
• NOW & THEN
• Good call on road safety for farmers
• Mcgregor decides to call it a day again in new blow for UFC
• Horne wins Warriors’ player-of-the-season award
• Pinatubo poised for St James’s Palace Stakes tilt after surprise Classic defeat
• The Corinthian spirit has sadly disappeare­d from modern game
• City’s appeal against Euro ban set to go before CAS
• Take a knee /Bundesliga teams continue anti-racism gesture before games
• Study shows refs helped by slow-motion VAR replays
• Caniggia took brunt of the punishment on an eventful night in Milan
• From Newmarket with Love
• Lennon risked managerial career with return to Celtic says Strachan
• “It’s not game-changing money. It’s not that great in the grand scheme of things”

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