The Scotsman - 2020-08-20

• Rail tragedy: Relatives pay tribute
• Social work failures ‘tore our loving family apart’
• Doctors ‘brain drain’ warning as England prepares to lift medical school cap
• The issue that could make independen­ce irrelevant
• Muirfield sheds its past to host the Women’s Open
• ‘Landmark’ poll shows 55% Indy support
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Churchill’s less-told story – the search for wartime leader’s deep Scottish connection­s
• 50th anniversar­y respects paid to teacher who broke down race barriers
• Aberdeen to remain in lockdown as Covid cases increase to 398
• ‘Risk-based’ judgments for schools
• Green shoots of economic recovery from virus despite new recession
• Skye care home spared court case
• MSPS complain over Alex Salmond questionin­g
• Leonard insists he won’t step down before Holyrood elections next year
• Blast-off: planners give green light to Highland spaceport
• ‘It hits you in the chest’– families grieve as terrorist dodges court
• TIMELINE TO AN ATROCITY
• Population-wide coronaviru­s testing planned by Government
• Heathrow regime ‘could cut quarantine to five days’
• Edinburgh’s first new concert hall for a century scaled down after legal wrangle
• ‘Trojan Horse’ fears raised over shake-up for Edinburgh’s winter festivals
• One in three turns to ‘side hustle’ to make money in lockdown
• A lexicon of love to the Caledonian world view
• ‘As much as there’s a lot of stick, there’s a lot of love as well’
• Revealed: the long-lost world hidden underneath waters of Highland loch
• St Kilda’s wild sheep may hold secret to pest vaccine
• Biden selected by Democrats to take on Trump in US election
• Military promises to hold elections as Mali coup is condemned
• No excuse for anti-english prejudice
• Our elected politician­s need to focus on their day jobs
• Everyone must play part in Covid fight
• Inside Health
• Independen­ce is irrelevant unless we fix climate
• Write yourself into The Open University story and you might change your life
• We need festivals that touch our hearts first and our purse second
• Plant strife
• Pass marks
• The ideas and values of western humanism are derived from Christiani­ty
• ON TWITTER
• Yes and No
• Equity Gap calls on angel community to drive recovery
• Rosen targeting expansion in North-east
• East Lothian energy firm to offer cut-price people power
• Edinburgh office market forecast to ride out coronaviru­s and recession
• Officials probe brewing tie-up
• Small firms show muted activity boost
• Tailored eviction policy better than a blanket ban
• US index hits all-time high as tech leaps
• The perfect space to grow into
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• NOW & THEN
• Cesare Romiti
• RACE RETURNS
• Ghaiyyath the great makes it three at top level this season in Juddmonte
• Love is all you need and she looks unstoppabl­e in Yorkshire Oaks
• Ineos’ new broom as Froome and Thomas out
• Macintyre aiming to foil Horsfield’s treble chance
• Muirfield to host AIG Women’s Open in 2022
• Injury forces Koepka to call time on season of woe
• Lions’ tour of South Africa could be abandoned if fans unable to travel
• Vunipola reveals why he refused to take a knee
• Top-flight clubs may refuse to play part-timers in cup
• New Barcelona boss Koeman insists he wants to keep captain Messi at the Nou Camp
• Mccrorie deal lifts gloom for
• Gnabry’s double sets up Bayern v PSG final
• Elyounouss­i eager to get
• Back on big stage
• In demand /Leeds want Rangers winger Kent in time for new season
• Condemnati­on of my players is over the top claims Mcinnes
• HAMISH WATSON

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