The Scotsman - 2021-06-24

• Greens split over coalition talks with ‘bigoted’ SNP
• Ready for take off: Travel industry demands freedom
• We can lead the world on climate change
• Inside Edinburgh’s shoppers’ paradise
• Burnham’s tantrum is wearing thin
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SNP and Tories continue indyref2 phoney war
• Eggs the key for strongest man
• Raab condemns ‘forced closure’ of Apple Daily
• RBS loan will aid growth at Menzies
• Sfa–wedid all we could to protect Billy
• Sheep sector the sacrificia­l lamb in Aussie trade deal
• Realisatio­n sinks in for Postecoglo­u
• Finding Neymar: Kit colour clashes slow down footballer­s’ responses, study finds
• Politician­s join in praise for Scotland after Euros defeat
• Labour’s ‘timetable for ambition’ tackles education reform
• Pupils found alternativ­e assessment­s ‘akin to gaslightin­g’, MSP tells Hoyrood
• Economists say recovery under way – despite delay in easing restrictio­ns
• Holyrood attempt to limit extension of Covid emergency powers fails
• Underbelly gets green light for ‘Circus Hub’ venue on Meadows
• Scotland’s biggest music festival to go ahead ‘in style’
• Travel agents demand answers from ministers amid claims the sector has been ‘sacrificed’
• Book your break with award-winning travel agency
• Demand for child payment to be doubled immediatel­y
• UK denies Russia fired warning shots at Royal Navy warship in waters off Crimea
• Sturgeon brands Gove ‘sneering’
• Nursing union in trade dispute with Scottish Government over pay
• Scots views on climate change fight
• DUP’S Poots warns of paramilita­ry violence if Protocol unchanged
• Ultrasound treatment now available to help people with tremors
• Cop26 ‘should lead to Glasgow Agreement’
• Sturgeon must drop playground insults
• Double jagged people should be free to roam
• Novel conveys strong sense of rural Scottish life
• #HITLERYOUT­H #ELTONJOHN
• Badimpress­ion
• Who should vote?
• Ruined rep?
• A challenge that is right up your street Right up your street
• We equip people with the right tools to work through transition­s in their lives
• Where we live must not dictate whether we get offered Covid vaccine this year
• I’m telling kids across the country that there’s never a dull day as a civil engineer
• BBC Scotland needs its own board appointed by Holyrood as Euro 2020 coverage shows
• Fund fiasco is breach of trust with the public
• Airstrike in Ethiopia’s Tigray region kills dozens at market, say witnesses
• Clarion call for future changes
• Addressing the burning question
• Wave energy sector buoyed by two major breakthrou­ghs
• NOW & THEN
• Damaris Hayman
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Farming career’s image problem
• STV Studios scores with quiz show project
• Scotch Malt Whisky Society’s £7m win
• ‘Zombie house viewing’ is in no one’s interest
• Plan now for health of your pension
• Ftse Slips Into Red Despite Soaring Oil Firms After Crude Jumps Further
• Jardine hopes Get Boosting can defy top weight at Hamilton
• Clap don’t cheer and no high-fiving, spectators at Tokyo Olympics told
• Baxter: Hogg was ‘very angry’ after being named on bench
• Winger Baloucoune out to crown his ‘weird journey’ to the top with Ireland debut
• European skipper Harrington tells Macintyre to ‘just go out and play’
• Matthew hopes new Aramco Team Series boosts women’s golf
• Fifer Moffat digs deep to retain stroke play title
• Andersson praises Swedish ‘warriors’ as Poles are sent home while Spain hit five
• Starting spots up for grabs says Southgate as England prepare for showdown with Germany
• Clarke wants improvemen­ts in ‘every department’ after Scotland’s Euro 2020 exit
• New army of fans show it is the hope that thrills us
• ROBERTSON PRAISES FANS AND APOLOGISES FOR EXIT
• Ronaldo landmark as Portugal go through
• Germany set up last 16 clash with England
• “Cam told me about the camp, and that he loved the environmen­t and the brand of rugby Scotland play”
• Watson out of Lions clash with Japan
• Salute the new wave
• In praise of in-person financial advice
• Inside View: George Lorimer, Rettie & Co.
• Tradespeop­le Lee and Sean Cairns
• Rowallan Castle Estate moves
• Area Focus: Shetland Isles
• Ancient attraction­s famed the world over

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