The Scotsman - 2021-06-07

• D-day salute: Normandy memorial to British troops unveiled
• Warning over failure to test fans gathering for Euros
• Prince Harry names baby after Queen and Diana
• Can’t get a date? - then you need your injection
• Ruth’s tears over true cost of gambling addiction
• Adams goal warms up Scots for Euros
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• The start of a key week in Scotland’s Covid fight
• Prominent Palestinia­n activist arrested
• Low-paid workers on jobs ‘rollercoas­ter’
• Scotland’s qualificat­ions system must meet the needs of learners
• Scots track star Mccolgan joins the Olympic elite
• Top golfer tests positive for virus while in the lead
• A father’s helping hand
• Grain merchant collapse adds to farming’s woes
• Choose life: Festival celebrates Scottish films in the locations that inspired them
• Pictures by Queen Victoria’s favourite painter on show in his home town
• Scots buck UK and Europe trends with surge in investment
• PM warned foreign aid cuts ‘cast shadow’ over UK role at G7
• Bob Geldof urges Johnson to think again on ‘cruel’ reduction to aid
• Travellers told to go 200 miles for Covid test
• Bafta for Diversity Black Lives Matter routine
• Edinburgh’s Gyle shopping centre set to transform in £500m plans
• Remove posts which ‘glamourise’ migrant crossings of the English Channel, Priti Patel tells social media companies
• Brother of Lotto winner Jane stabbed outside bar
• At-risk children ‘may have been locked up unlawfully’ warning
• Opposition urged to back work powers
• High hopes of more young people taking up weight-lifting
• Davidson to take up Lords role after the summer
• ‘Iconic’ street scene hopes for electric vehicle charge points
• Ofcom’s mission creep is a major threat to our liberty
• Test fans before Euros street party
• Inside Justice
• Long Covid throws spotlight on ME sufferers
• ON TWITTER
• Royal support
• No-fault claims are a global concern
• What can we do as minor protagonis­ts in the story of tackling climate change?
• Don’t fall foul of the Covid fraud crackdown
• Loneliness in the workplace is an issue that employers must not be afraid to tackle
• Top sports stars shouldn’t be forced to speak to media at cost of their mental health Christine Jardine
• Three children among 11 victims of roadside explosion in Afghanista­n
• ‘I’ve known all my life that something wasn’t quite right’
• Thinking about a loan? Five questions to ask yourself first
• No need to blame the pollen for the tears of joy
• Multi-talented actor taps into fighting invisible battles
• LOUISE GOODWIN
• NOW & THEN
• Foreign buyers take record stake in UK
• Martin joins Morton Fraser rural team as senior solicitor
• PPA – new way to buy power
• Calling all ipad or Android Tablet owners...
• Now’s the time to tackle your ipad (or Android tablet)
• Joy for Bowen team as Landofsmil­es wins Perth Gold Cup
• Perez triumphs after late drama strikes Verstappen and Hamilton
• WIMBLEDON IS THE PRIORITY FOR FEDERER
• Scots have more to offer says Mcginn
• Scotland in good place and Gilmour looks ready
• England will keep taking the knee after more boos
• Glasgow City defeat Rangers to secure 14th consecutiv­e title
• Watson happy to get game time ahead of Lions tour
• Glasgow confirm the 18 players set to leave
• Scotland cap Munsey stars for RHC on and off field
• First Test peters out as England refuse to chase
• Porte takes Dauphine title as Thomas recovers from fall to finish third
• In-form Reekie holds off compatriot Muir as Scots are to the fore in Hengelo
• Goadby clinches Scottish Women’s crown
• Scots pair Law and Jamieson chasing European Open glory in Hamburg
• LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
• Potter sends a message to Olympic selectors

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