The Scotsman - 2020-07-16

• Hair at last: Pubs and salons reopen
• Holyrood will get a Brexit ‘power surge’ No 10 insists
• Inquiry demand after Faslane nuclear submarine in near miss with ferry
• 50 years on: Rememberin­g the 1970 Commonweal­th Games
• Jefferies on his return to Tynecastle
• ‘Legendary’ Scots actor Roeves dies
• Graduation
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Andrew Neil Show axed in latest round of BBC cutbacks and job losses
• ‘I needed a pint after that news’
• Dentists lose confidence in Scottish Government handling of pandemic
• Constructi­on industry agrees PPE deal to allow close working to return
• Scotland’s recovery could take a decade, says Mccoll
• 5,000 jobs at risk in Scots aerospace industry amid fear of ‘terminal decline’
• Warning that thousands face fuel poverty as economy struggles
• Qatar Airways pledges to increase Scottish flights to Middle East hub
• SNP attacked by Tories as Blackford claims PM is hostile to devolution
• Sturgeon accused of leaving indy movement ‘stranded’
• Paedophile convicted by evidence of sting operation loses court challenge
• Heard and Depp often argued ‘like schoolchil­dren’, claims employee
• Sculpture of BLM protester ‘will have to be removed’
• ‘I’m so proud to come from Hackney, on a council estate, and just the mad diversity of who inspired me’
• ‘This show is going to inspire so many young people, of different genders and different colour’
• Relationsh­ips with friends and family hurt by lockdown
• Return to lockdown as world looks to stop virus resurgence
• Climate change linked to human activity brought on heatwave
• Ireland’s success on global stage shows the kind of influence an independen­t Scotland can have
• We should mark sacrifice of the Forgotten Martyr
• A gothic tale whose twists and turns can make us go a little bit mad
• Inside Health
• Opentoosoo­n?
• Feminism not a label to keep others out but worn with pride to welcome in
• ON TWITTER
• Covid relief
• Split warning
• Medical tech firm to add 60 jobs at Inverness Campus
• Inflation nudges higher but to remain low
• Cruachan eco power plant to help balance energy supply
• Two Rivers Media to make follow-up Frankie Boyle documentar­y for BBC
• Wave projects to dilute costs
• VR learning platform set for launch
• Higher LBTT threshold a mere ‘token gesture’
• Vaccine hopes give markets ashotinarm
• Dairy downturn continues as herd numbers fall by 17
• Easy does it as attraction­s reopen
• Peak potential for Scottish wave energy
• Mairi Robinson
• NOW & THEN
• RACE RETURNS
• IOC president Bach speaks out on bullying in British gymnastics
• Marquand makes Hamilton debut aboard Convict in feature
• Boulter into semi- finals as Lumsden is edged out
• Broad back as pace duo are ‘rested’ while Denly makes way for Root
• Holder brushes aside idea of making history to focus on second Test
• ‘It’s strange’, says Lowry as he tees up in Ohio rather than in Kent
• Mcilroy has ‘no problem’ heading to Covid hotspot California for first major
• Warning is issued over ban on open competitio­ns
• England back Daly agrees to stay with Saracens
• Howe ‘devastated’ as drop looms for Cherries after battling defeat at City
• Rashford receives university accolade
• Rangers close in on Zungu
• “The Old Firm concept remains strong. It’s just that some refuse to refer to it as Old Firm”
• Lions tour to South Africa to go ahead

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