The Scotsman - 2021-06-10

• Poignant: Queen’s rose moment
• The finest homes in Scotland
• Mask rules for residents in care homes spark anger
• What’s next for Griffiths?
• Don’t take the 90-year-old NTS for granted
• We’ve only ourselves to blame for legal woes
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• School Covid levels mean difficult choices for parents
• Presidenti­al challenger­s arrested
• Restaurate­ur picks Borders
• Ending the fear is the key to growing golf
• Part-time staff ‘will suffer more job losses’
• Tannadice fans urged to give new boss time
• Legal arms race barrier to Land Court hearings
• Winnie the Pooh in animation tribute for Queen’s birthday
• ‘Cast iron guarantee’ last year’s exam faults will not be repeated
• Gove broke the law over contract links to Cummings
• Greater risk of developing blood condition from Covid than vaccine
• ‘Scotland will still be facing public health emergency in September’
• Passing Hate Crime Bill was right thing to do, says Brown
• New date set for Barton manager assault trial after jury discharged
• Quango announces start of procuremen­t process for £50 million ferry to serve Islay
• Fears over ‘incompatib­le’ land reform policies as talks continue
• Outlander castle among historic buildings closed over safety fears
• Release on parole of double child killer Colin Pitchfork an ‘insult to victims’, say family of another murdered teenager
• Study shows impact of minimum unit pricing
• UK and US in new Atlantic Charter deal
• Scot tells of ‘horror’ he could have ‘caused death to whole family’
• Law student is cleared of misconduct
• UK adults spent more time online in 2020 than European peers
• Teen ‘killed women in lottery pact with demon’
• Passengers left high and dry as Government dallied on the detail
• Wildlife charity calls on Scottish Government to investigat­e animal deaths and welfare concerns at Perthshire safari park
• Cairngorms wildfire devastates large area
• Vulnerable groups ‘denied access to important informatio­n’ by postal system
• Acclaimed artist’s paintings to be auctioned in her centenary year
• Young are paying price for the holes in mental health care
• How do we tackle vaccine apartheid?
• Immerse yourself in this magical, trippy world
• Inside Health
• It’s easy to overestima­te royal family’s power
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Chance to honour our city’s women
• We cannot risk losing the wondrous things that link us to the natural world
• Fears that Afghanista­n could slip into anarchy and civil war
• Prevention is key weapon in fight against cyber attack
• Let’s get the transport basics right
• Many of the uber-rich in US pay next to no income tax, Propublica claims
• Shipbuilde­r BAE Systems has joined forces with Keep Scotland Beautiful
• Achieving major goals in Europe
• THF ES ACTOUTRSEM­S AN 200 The Scottish Street Food Awards are back at The Pitt, with judges including Stuart Ralston of Edinburgh’s Aizle
• Sandy Marr
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Satellite imagery maps crops
• Tigerbond completes MBO of Beattie
• Innis & Gunn pours in £100k amid a cheering post-lockdown surge
• Surveying firm sees turnover jump by a tenth to £3.7 million as it continues to invest in expanding services to clients
• RSE snaps up Leeds switchgear company
• Examining flood impact on mortgages
• Pandemic property boom defies trading history
• FTSE saved from heavy drop by faltering Pound
• Swann inspired by mum-of-three Glover as pair named in GB squad
• Euro Implosion impresses with all-the-way win at Hamilton
• Sakkari shocks defending champion to reach semis
• Nadal drops a set to Schwartzma­n before powering into last four
• Lineen tips new skipper Samuel to hit heights at Under-20 Six Nations
• Warriors’ cup final hopes ended by Covid cases at Ospreys
• Life is sweet for young Edinburgh lock Sykes
• ‘The fear of getting into golf must stop’
• Maclaren is eager to compete against men in Scandinavi­an Mixed
• Postecoglo­u humbled by fourth division side in cup shock before waving goodbye
• Smith urges Clarke to consider both Gilmour and Patterson
• ‘It was never meant to ridicule anyone. It is a technique that requires hard work and precision’
• Prestige Viewing: Locherlour Mill
• Sunnyside Estate near Montrose
• Nicola Barclay of Homes for Scotland
• Outgrowing your needs
• Last call for Calderwood Village in Coatbridge
• Coasting on charm
• Local beacons of interest abound

The Scotsman - 2021-06-09

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