The Scotsman - 2021-07-20

• Cummings: PM wanted to visit Queen during Covid outbreak
• Thousands of vulnerable Scottish children set to get coronaviru­s vaccine
• Review amid row over cross-border train rules
• Met Office’s first extreme heat warning
• Postecoglo­u faces his first Celtic test as Scottish teams discover what Europe has in store
• Sir Sean’s devo demand revealed as files lift the lid on Blair’s first year
• It is worrying when FACTS go out the window
• Ancient at risk village survey
• Israeli firm ‘used malware against dissidents’
• Investment deal ‘very exciting’ for auction site
• Opening up a new oil and gas field can help us tackle climate change
• Dobbin hoping worst is over after Covid scare
• Cockerill makes shock departure from Edinburgh
• Agricultur­al fatality figures almost double in a year
• Leading Olympics sponsor Toyota pulls Games-related adverts on Japanese TV
• UK has ‘all options on the table’ in Northern Ireland Protocol row
• Swinney criticised for ‘misleading’ post
• Ministers forced to apologise to vaccine firms for publishing sensitive data
• Consumer spend on hospitalit­y remains eroded, report finds
• Working conditions for Test and Protect staff are toxic, warn Labour
• Protesters blockade government building over new oil drilling plan
• Lord Advocate's decision to recuse herself from wrongful prosecutio­n cases welcomed by Tory shadow minister
• Nomination­s open for the new leader of Lib Dems
• Blair aides wanted Brown’s spin doctor Whelan ‘out on his ear’ over briefings
• Squeeze on childcare and availabili­ty
• Lobbying rules ‘insufficie­nt’ in light of Cameron’s efforts
• Tories call for action as Scotland’s roads ‘plagued by potholes’
• Decade after whale deaths, Lumley left shocked by lack of action
• Kwarteng insists pensions triple lock safe despite speculatio­n
• Energy firms flood to Scotland’s coast to be part of latest offshore wind boom
• Scotland’s new social security system puts people first
• We need a smart political fudge
• Inside Science
• Love language
• ON TWITTER
• Gesture politics?
• No time to waste to reach net zero
• Summer adventures are first foray back outdoors for our youngsters
• Send our leaders a message they cannot ignore on climate change
• Exciting plans spelled out for climate action week
• Will a physically imperfect 007 ever face a dashingly handsome supervilla­in?
• US father and son jailed over helping former Nissan chairman Ghosn escape
• Rememberin­g the forgotten Harlem Cultural Festival of 1969
• ‘Channel 4 let me express myself and really show who I am’
• NOW & THEN
• Andy Fordham
• Meeting greenhouse gas targets
• Hybrid support vessels to be built in UK
• Meal delivery firm Parsley Box sees demand leap amid lockdown
• AIG, Wood energy and the University of Strathclyd­e are part of a new initiative to help cities transition to net zero
• Funds for charity to help mining communitie­s
• New owners for business angel syndicate
• Making waves in the world of Scottish surfing
• ‘Freedom day’ falls flat as FTSE hits threemonth low
• Final stretch for Powderhall Stables project
• Marie’s Diamond shines brightly to win feature handicap
• Red Bull considerin­g protest over Hamilton’s punishment
• F1 condemns racist abuse directed towards Hamilton on social media
• Macintyre eager for his 'special' St Andrews Open appearance
• Sandwich was tasty but road network is headache for R&A
• Leg-spinner Parkinson delighted to finally reap benefits of difficult tour
• Morikawa tipped to win ‘more and more majors’ after lifting Claret Jug on first try
• Dobbin hoping worst is over after Covid flight scare
• Great Scott believes his best is yet to come
• Sutherland backed for ‘big boy stage’ by prop partner
• Russell the only injury absentee as Lions gear up for crunch first Test
• ‘We will be ready for whatever comes our way’ warns Pollard
• Scott proud to be named interim head coach at City
• Pacy Ginnelly left in awe at Tynecastle as he learns The Hearts Song
• Livi boss Martindale delighted to secure Shinnie’s signature
• Rangers facing trip to Scandinavi­a as Euro draws reveal likely clashes
• Buddies boss urges Mcgrath’s suitors to act now – or miss out
• Griffiths the narrative on pivotal night for new boss
• Brown an inspiratio­n for ‘honoured’ Callum
• Iniesta pays tribute to Celtic’s new forward
• AJER WILL BE BIG MISS FOR CELTIC SAYS SVIATCHENK­O
• GIANT CROSSWORD

The Scotsman - 2021-07-19

The Scotsman - 2021-07-21