Scottish Daily Mail - 2016-06-30

• NOW SIX EU COUNTRIES SAY NO TO STURGEON
• How a lazy bottom can wreck your health
• SNP pave way for ‘academy’ style schools
• Bolly good show! The girls have still got it
• Mrs Murray makes a mint hawking brands
• The loser who won the heart of Centre Court
• Scots heroin addicts ‘to get first shooting gallery in UK’
• Ramsay’s sommelier bit colleague 5 times on arm as they made love
• Why a lie-in’s good for a woman, but not a man
• The world will keep turning, say top bosses
• EU starts to crack over migrants
• May’s pledge – no turning back on Brexit
• Fox enters the race as ‘voice of experience’
• CRABB: THE POOR BOY LIBERATED FROM LIFE ON WELFARE
• EAGLE IS SET TO SWOOP
• His arrival was greeted with a silence so you cold could chill your Tio Pepe
• Now turmoil threatens to tear Scottish Labour apart
• Inquiry gives its blessing to BBC’s Scottish Six news
• Families now £7k in the red
• Waitress ordered to wear skirt ‘to be easy on the eye’ wins £3½k
• Scottish wrens – tiny but tough
• Oh, do get on with the big issues and stop political bickering
• Hope in hyperbole?
• Pointless strutting on European stage
• Love story? No, an insidious ad for Dignitas
• So is this really the wettest June since records began?
• Foot wrap that could relieve restless leg syndrome
• The rise and fall of UKIP’s other ‘star’
• How cons and blunders cost public £17m
• Anger of Sir Shifty as MP accuses him of ‘nicking money’
• How Master Shifty made a tidy £3m profit from a BHS property
• Road hog? No, I drove along the pavement
• OAP stabbed to death as robber goes on rampage
• RELAXING BEFORE THE CARNAGE
• Minister accused of being drunk at anti-Brexit rally
• HRT for men ‘can improve sex lives of the elderly’
• Warning over threat to British tourists in Turkey
• Showbiz holds no interest for me... Paul Simon is ready to retire at 74
• Growing up in the country is no bed of roses for youngsters
• SIR SHIFTY, AND THE V
• Sale time all year round as fashion stores battle online rivals
• Rock ’n’ roll legend and friend of Elvis dies at 84
• Biggest study yet shows butter isn’t bad for you and ‘is not a heart risk’
• Alice killer ‘may have been let in even if past murder was known’
• ON THIS DAY
• Gazza in court over stage show ‘racist joke’
• Police chase Rolls Royce at 120mph
• Gulls in the city have favourite fast food joints
• Care home rapist who preyed on four young girls jailed for 6 years
• Two years late, the first of our £100m stealth jets roars into Britain
• Stars hold one last big bash for showbiz legend Stigwood
• The gnawing guilt of being a working daughter
• KNACKERED MOTHERS’ WINE CLUB
• DAILY MAIL CROSSWORD
• Can a DIY manicure last as long as salon nails?
• Gadgets to strip the stalk from a strawberry
• GRANNY The who can do th e SPLITS 7 1 at
• How to grow a cuppa in your garden
• A very modern PILL
• Focus on the FUTURE
• ‘What would YOU know about sex!’ my teen daughter snorted . . .
• The unspoken truth about being a middle-class single mother... it can be so lonely
• Can you really hire a classy dress online?
• Help! My home is driving me beeping bonkers
• Disturbing rise of the female big game hunters who kill for thrills
• Satellite choice
• Rev up for British business
• Are any of the potential Tory leadership candidates up to scratch?
• Can you spot the guard dog?
• SUMMER SAVERS FOR GREAT FAMILY DAYS OUT
• TODAY’S RECIPE: Spiced chicken, spinach and sweet potato stew
• An opportunit­y that was too good to miss
• Science and music course hit just the right note with Orla
• Tough job market calls for planning
• Bank chiefs ordered: keep on lending
• The dastardly Mr Deedes
• THE DAILY BRIEFING
• Stop talking Britain down
• Pensions black hole spirals to £935bn as crisis deepens
• No respite as retirement home builder misses out
• Mother planning to conquer the world with her posh pies
• Camilla Stephens, 45
• Glasgow will rise to Carter occasion
• O’Connor wants to emulate Irish Dons
• Gilks happy his mum slammed the brakes on plans to race
• Djoum will eye a touch of glamour
• MOUSSA HAS A MASTERPLAN
• New Bhoy’s confidence key for boss
• Bale: We’re Belgium’s bogey side
• KEEP THE FAITH
• Scolari wants the England job
• NOVAK MAKES HISTORY
• Andy: Give little guys bigger prize
• Cool Konta’s playing the long game
• IMAGINE IF HE’D WON!
• THE PERFECT 10
• RODGERS: I WON’T RESCUE ENGLAND!

Scottish Daily Mail - 2016-06-29

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