The Scotsman - 2021-06-03

• Edinburgh Festival unveils sizzling line-up
• Pupils face ‘perverse gamble’ over exam grades
• Confident and organised display shows bold Scots’ Euro intent
• Kenny Macaskill It may be time for Home Rule
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Hope is on the horizon, let's not blow it now
• Cheesemong­ers choose favourites
• Doyle reveals she has faced her final hurdle
• Environmen­tal disaster feared off Sri Lanka
• Will Rudd Davidson hails momentum
• Impact of discrimina­tion on death rate can’t be ignored, says Dr Gwenetta Curry
• Jamie Murray’s anger at second class treatment
• Agri-tourism pays off for businesses ready to diversify
• Give us this day our daily shed: Priest in running for DIY prize
• Whisky tariffs may be removed in new Australia trade deal
• Gove: Covid response has shown ‘joint success’ of UK
• SQA appeals process refuses to consider individual circumstan­ces
• England’s education catch-up tsar quits over ‘inadequate’ fund for pupils
• Yousaf: Restrictio­ns could ease at different speeds due to third wave
• Covid strategy shifts from eliminatio­n to acceptance
• Johnson says ‘nothing in data’ to delay easing
• Finance secretary puts up £50m cash pot for projects to transform Scotland after pandemic
• Hundreds of worms to muscle in on space research
• Khan warns Scotland fans not to travel to London without ticket for England clash
• Priti Patel accused of ‘stealth tax’ over plans for foreign health workers’ visas
• Cleanest and dirtiest Scots beaches
• SNP ‘closed public books’ in 2014 during Salmond’s regime
• Scott’s poetry to be restored in £1m project
• Polluting vehicles to be banned from Glasgow next year
• Scaled-down choices for classical and opera
• Dance offering to remain mostly digital
• Live music returns to an open-sided tent
• Theatre concentrat­es on poetic production­s
• David Diop is first French writer to lift the Internatio­nal Booker Prize
• A 25-year masterplan aims to put the Cairngorms resort on world stage
• Princess Diana interview scandal is just the tip of the BBC’S problems
• Trumpian politics and Covid effects could be long-lasting
• Who will be Brexit’s sacrificia­l lambs?
• A new language can provide a new perspectiv­e
• Gaming system
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Communitie­s can make a difference
• Golf courses have come out of Covid swinging, but a long-term strategy is key
• People must feel empowered to engage with digital society
• Scotland’s 160-year-long friendship with Malawi is more important than ever
• How the SNP is run matters to Scotland
• Biden prioritise­s US voting rights bill while states push fresh restrictio­ns
• Sustainabl­e Scotland: Meet the duo behind Scots eco-conscious fashion firm
• Trending: green
• Shell to pay price for its actions says Netherland­s court
• Eric Carle
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Oat milkmen take on the big guys
• Tulloch Homes optimistic despite slump in profits
• Tech firm creates jobs in global expansion
• Aberdeen firm KCA Deutag strikes contracts worth £388m
• The Hunter Portfolio in Glasgow’s Hillington Park sold in seven-figure deal as investors look to premium property
• Plans for £18m hotel on Glasgow's Broomielaw
• The location rule still applies beside the seaside
• FTSE 250 hits fresh high as solid London trading week continues
• Sullivan’s surprise as photo gives Garden Oasis Ayr victory
• Careering into bushes pays off as Reid is picked for Team GB at Olympics
• Watson: US players must support each other better in Ryder Cup
• O’hara wins second Northern Open after tussle with Doak
• Darling out to emulate Matthew at Gullane
• England head coach Jones defends trip to Japanese club to ‘practise his coaching’
• Hastings wants to bow out of Glasgow with silverware
• Postecoglo­u’s style a great fit for Celtic, says Milligan
• Celtic have made a circus out of selecting a new manager countless times over the past 40 years
• Middleton on the scoresheet but new-look under-21s struggle to gel
• Ex-scotland boss Brown reveals he nearly died of aneurysm
• Maguire says ankle injury is improving ahead of Croatia clash
• Opening up
• Consultanc­y: Andrew Milne of DM Hall
• Fresh to Market: Blairgowir­e school
• Prestige Viewing: Drem Farmhouse
• Top-ten style crimes brought to book

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