The Scotsman - 2021-07-19

• Fears Test and Protect system is ‘struggling to cope’ with Covid cases
• Mull estate on sale with £5m price tag
• Why we all lose when the true enemies of devolution win
• Banning racist football fans does not go far enough
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Clarity for both sides needed prior to second referendum
• Pope Francis back at Vatican after surgery
• Crunch time for floating wind and hydrogen plan
• Thankfully the SNP listened to Scottish Conservati­ves on Covid – Douglas Ross
• Gerrard eager to get both stars in his starting XI
• Coffee Bar has Brazilian spirit
• A hard-headed view of safety on the farm
• Wessexes visit British Grand Prix team to thank Mclaren for backing
• Wartime airman recalls burns surgeon on 80th anniversar­y of support society
• Davidson ‘astonished’ PM signed off on her joining House of Lords
• Johnson and Sunak U-turn on isolating after backlash
• Blair: ‘End quarantine for the double-jabbed’
• Expert warns of return to lockdown before Christmas as English rules relax
• Cancer sufferers can’t return to normal
• 12 new SNP ‘missing funds’ complaints
• Dad warns of dangers of dinghies at sea
• SNP and Greens urged to raise solar power target
• UK Government plans trade scheme with developing countries
• Comedian Tom O’connor dies aged 81
• Campaign to prevent 'avalanche of homelessne­ss’
• Rail services cancelled after fire at Troon station destroys platform
• Katie Hopkins axed from Big Brother VIP in Australia after reportedly admitting to disobeying quarantine rules
• Farage announces new role at GB News
• Foster recounts hurt at death threats and false rumours
• Blind musicians open up on challenges in Scottish radio series
• We need leaders who lead by example
• Inside Justice
• ON TWITTER
• Speakofpro­gress
• Luss leader
• Striking a balance on holiday lets
• Fatal accident inquiries now more focused and less formal as new act beds in
• Confident trend to reduce office space will continue
• Environmen­tal tensions rising at pivotal moment in fight against climate change
• Death toll from European floods tops 180 as rescuers scour debris
• ‘My fear is to come across as preachy. The last thing I want to do’ – Tom Odell
• Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson on the new prequel to his crime drama Power
• Invention shines through – even in the worst of times
• COUNTESS OF FIFE
• From exuberant scatting to The Beatles via New Orleans
• BRIAN JAMES O’SULLIVAN
• NOW & THEN
• Charlie Gallagher
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Easyjet to lay bare impact of yo-yo travel
• Celebratin­g Scotland’s larder
• Triple board appointmen­t boost for Allied Surveyors
• Team GB chief hopeful that quarantine­d athletes can resume their training soon
• Shelir looks the perfect match to open account for campaign at Ayr
• New champion says thank you to Scotland after historic Open win
• Morikawa seals historic first-time feat in majors
• Final scores
• Koepka still not a fan of Kent course despite hitting closing 65
• Macintyre in top-10 finish
• Dechambeau eyes the 2022 Scottish Open in bid for ‘golden ticket’
• Hamilton overcomes crash controvers­y to claim victory
• Battles lines drawn as Hamilton and Verstappen chose to fight fire with fire on and off the track
• Haring in good nick for new campaign as full pre-season benefits midfielder
• New boy Shaw certain Celtic ‘will be ready’ to face FC Midtjyllan­d
• Mallan says thanks for the memories as he signs for Turkish club
• Mulgrew’s left foot one of the world’s best, claims Courts
• Solskjaer yet to make a decision on surgery for Rashford shoulder injury
• Livi boss wants reinforcem­ents after cup shock
• Gatland ready for ‘robust debate’ over selection for first Test
• FIVE THINGS WE LEARNED
• Clean bill of health for Wyn Jones after Lions talisman storms back
• Moeen praises Buttler for putting faith in spin
• Cross makes amends and Heriot’s take revenge on double victory weekend

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