The Scotsman - 2021-06-25

• Cancer screening mistake blamed for woman’s death
• Green light for travel to holiday islands
• It’s time to return to the joys of cinema
• Joyce Mcmillan: A government led by schoolboy nostalgia
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Event organisers face a fraught few weeks
• Most beautiful walk named
• One dead and toll to rise after condo collapse
• Hamilton fears over 140,000 capacity crowd
• Concussion forces Carmichael out
• Matt Allan finds out if the Nissan Qashqai can reclaim its crossover crown
• Swinton family’s ‘exceptiona­l’ collection of Mughal art will pay off inheritanc­e tax
• Junk food adverts on television to be banned before 9pm in landmark move
• Will watershed on junk food adverts work?
• Covid restrictio­ns ‘rushed and illthought through’ claims Anas Sarwar
• Which European countries are welcoming British holidaymak­ers?
• Treasury says Scotland received £14.5bn Covid pandemic support
• Hunting, shooting and fishing workers’ fears over Snp/greens plan
• Tories seek commitment to keep exams
• Army ‘let down’ soldier who died in fall
• Late Ferguson Marine ferries delayed up to another five months
• Now selling off Plan, ask for details
• Covid lockdowns lead to record low in deaths and injuries on the roads
• EIF chief admits festivals have not done enough for city residents
• MP Cherry returns to the bar to defend woman accused of homophobia and transphobi­a after social media posts
• Nurses union accused of ‘hounding out’ officer
• Man faced with terror charges diagnosed with Asperger’s
• ‘Love this place, leave no trace’ – New NTS drive to clamp down on ‘dirty campers’
• Ban on junk food TV adverts is a start
• Inside Transport
• Don’t blame pundits for Scotland’s Euro exit
• ON TWITTER
• Real pride in this ‘One Nation’ cannot be faked
• EU leaders put pressure on Hungary to drop ‘discrimina­tory’ LGBT laws
• Jack Savoretti on wanting to shine a light on European music
• Sunshine, social media and flirting – get ready for Love Island 2021
• Andrew Castle holds court before the return of tennis to SW19
• Gino D’acampo: ‘At the beginning, I said no; I didn’t want to do it’
• Australia warned it must act to save Great Barrier Reef
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Ron Curran
• Time to refocus after end of CAP
• No hidden dangers in new biofuel RED rules say SQC
• Scottish employee ownership deals on track to double
• Wave energy firm eyes Orkney sea trials
• Plans to double capacity at power plant will generate hundreds of jobs
• MPS call for FCA to ‘change culture’ after LCF collapse branded ‘one of the largest conduct regulatory failures in decades’
• Lidl has 50 Scottish sites on location ‘wish list’
• Sigma closes in on home milestone
• The Bribery Act transforme­d business for good
• London stocks lift after Bank of England holds rates
• HYUNDAI I20 N ON SALE NOW FROM £24,995
• Peate rides first Hamilton winner on Show Me Show Me
• ‘Carefree’ Johnston cards 66 to sit one shot off lead in stormy Munich
• Glittering field set for The Renaissanc­e as Mcilroy adds his name to the entry list
• Griffiths ‘let himself down’ during lockdown says former boss Lennon
• Big change to next season’s European cup competitio­ns as Uefa decides to scrap away-goals rule
• Hearts back in action tonight as fans get the chance to watch Berwick friendly
• Kamara’s impact at Euros should speed up new deal
• Moore thinks he is an easy target for refs due to his size
• Henderson: ‘We haven’t mentioned Euro 96 loss’
• Gilmour must choose the right path and not slip into shadows if his game-time at Chelsea is limited
• Townsend and Redpath to start in Cardiff clash
• CPR training for Scotland players after Eriksen incident
• Townsend: Lions bonding well ahead of Japan test
• ‘Powerful’ back stories will drive Springboks on against Gatland’s men
• Mcgregor’s ‘outstandin­g’ Euros form has Postecoglo­u purring
• Fagerson and Watson will be fit in time for tour
• Murray heading to Tokyo Olympics with Team GB

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