The Scotsman - 2021-06-01

• Surfin’ Porty bay
• Coronaviru­s pandemic ‘may be over within weeks’
• James Bond needs a good cheering up
• SNP rocked as Cherry quits amid funds row
• Glasgow to plant ten trees per person
• Win or lose, Scotland will hand Clarke a new deal
• ‘Forgotten War’ in Balkans needs to be remembered
• Scottish island seeks caretaker
• Digital migration barriers tested at Turkish border
• AAB merges with fellow account firm
• Dissident writer whose defiance enraged Europe’s last dictator
• Osaka pulls out of French Open in media storm
• That sinking feeling as web page updates…
• Answer to impact of arable farming lies in the soil
• Prehistori­c animal carvings found for the first time in Scotland in chance discovery
• Frontline officers suffering chronic stress, experts warn
• Stop selling fish raised on fishmeal from West Africa, retailers are told
• Pair avoid jail after dropping sofa from building on top of woman in Aberdeen
• Expert warns of ‘false sense of security’
• OECD predicts UK growth amid vaccine success and lockdown easing
• Analysis: Scottish Government may change direction on Covid response
• Investigat­ion into which groups are not turning up for appointmen­ts
• Drivers to be targeted over close overtaking of cyclists
• Animal rescue team successful­ly remove collar from deer’s neck after several sightings by children in Rutherglen
• Salmond says Royals must stay out Indyref
• Use of police body-worn cameras could ‘lead to spike in guilty pleas’
• North Sea energy sector ‘will not be affected’ by coalition
• Healthcare building plan ‘PR exercise’
• Anas Sarwar unveils frontbench but no job for ex-leader Leonard
• Cancer-killing ‘Trojan horse’ drug marks ‘important advance’
• Connection­s between Scotland and Srebenica explored in new exhibition
• Claims of ‘glaring gaps’ in scheme to bring Afghan interprete­rs to UK
• ‘If you’re worried, get checked...’ Scottish snooker ref backs lung cancer screening campaign after battle with disease
• ‘Same-day treatment’ to tackle drug deaths
• Sometimes police need our protection
• Inside Science
• Scotland may as well ban alcohol altogether
• ON TWITTER
• Business burned?
• Meal morons
• Ordinary folk doing the extraordin­ary
• Volunteers who empower girls and young women each and every day
• Pensioner poverty has been national scandal for too long
• Urgent reform of palliative care required for those experienci­ng homelessne­ss
• Scottish nationalis­m is most potent when it has a despicable Westminste­r foil
• Couples now allowed three children as China moves to slow ageing population
• Haley Mcgee on when she tried to turn gifts from exes into cash
• ‘I have my foot on the throttle even harder than I ever have,’ says Bacon
• NOW & THEN
• Simon Fildes
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• NFU Scotland seeks policy board
• Building society opens Aberdeen branch
• ‘Put your money where vermouth is...’
• The future is 5G for the constructi­on industry
• Connection­s unfazed by Irish flop as Glen Shiel heads for Diamond Jubilee Stakes
• Divine Magic can do the trick for backers in Leicester fillies handicap
• Emotion of the play-offs is no excuse for bad fan behaviour
• Boult to skip England Tests to focus on India clash
• Hill still in hunt for US Open berth at Torrey Pines
• Practice session with her idol Nadal inspires Swiatek to winning start in title defence
• Warriors’ fine finish to season set to be recognised by Scotland
• Postlberge­r takes lead in Criterium but Froome loses time
• Exciting names lie in wait for Rangers, Celtic, Hibs, Dons and St Johnstone
• Bale vows talk about his future will not be distractio­n
• Croatia join Czechs in ditching Scottish base
• Hendry in the dark over his club future
• FOUR UNCAPPED PLAYERS IN MCLAREN’S SCOTLAND SQUAD
• SFA planning to keep boss Clarke whatever Scotland’s fate at Euros
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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