The Scotsman - 2013-05-31

• Bridger handed life sentence for murdering schoolg irl April
• Kirk faces new exodus in row over gay clergy
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Savile cottage sells for £212,000 in bidding war
• 81 BBC staff faced claims of sexual impropriet­y
• Now Bridger will die in jail
• ‘I will live with the guilt for the rest of my life’
• ‘Dummy’ groups could be used to smash referendum spending limits
• ‘Secessioni­sts are likely to be a trickle rather than a flood’
• Legal experts cast doubt on influx of ‘fee refugees’ from England
• Terror accused in court charged with murder of soldier
• No knee-jerk reaction to Woolwich killing, warns Clegg
• Video games may have led boy, 13, to slit rival’s throat, says judge
• Fringe show total may break 3,000 barrier
• Hot tickets: Ten of the top shows in demand at the Fringe this year
• Faster journey times on Edinburgh to Glasgow line still five years away
• IDS defiant as Britain is told to give immigrants more access to benefits
• It’s cool to be actor Michael Shannon this summer as he corners the market in big screen baddies
• Coldest spring for 34 years but at least midges were kept at bay
• Friend arrested over ‘murder’ of Georgia
• Man fell from 14th f loor of tower block and survived
• Public backs criminalis­ing purchase of sex, says MSP
• Is Dunnottar Castle eighth wonder of the world?
• Scotland leads the way over internatio­nal aid for victims
• Timid watchdog ‘failing vulnerable borrowers’
• Children at risk better protected but system is far from perfect
• Historic EU fi sheries deal a boost for Scots boats
• O’brien did a lot of good, says Pope’s aide
• IRA bomber Price freed after 2 years in custody
• Gangland killing: now investigat­ion focuses on two ‘pursuit’ cars
• Tory leader calls for baby ashes probe
• Ale, salt and chocolate in the mix at food awards
• Scots patients put at cutting edge of race to find cure for MS
• ‘We will soon be saying there was once a city called Qusair’
• Israel faces up to threat of Russian missiles as Bashar says first ones have arrived
• US soldier plans guilty plea to avoid death penalty for 16 killings
• ‘Billions stolen’ as Winter Olympics reaches record cost
• Catalonia poll bogged down by verbiage
• ‘Title of Festival City fits like a glove’
• Kirk’s stance on gay ministers worth the risk
• Least Bridger can do is reveal truth
• Issue altogether
• Good looking at 15? Then you’re set for life
• It’s not the time for economic cold turkey
• Tom Peterkin
• Rebirth of Left takes more than United front
• All the poorer without free tuition
• Death toll riddle
• Douglas Mcadam
• Islam in question
• Split personalit­y
• Osborne urged to speed up recovery with investment
• Kingfisher blames cold snap for slide in DIY sales at B&Q chain
• RBS trims list of bid teams for branches up for sale
• Engineers talk up hopes after strong quarter
• O’leary attacks watchdog’s ‘bizarre’ ruling over Aer Lingus
• Photobox contract will create 110 Glasgow jobs
• Growth fund takes tally of investment­s to £30m in five firms
• Osborne may need tax rises to balance books
• Takeover target Severn Trent says it will soon be worth £8 billion
• Markets play down US data revision
• Mulgrew Miller
• Marshall Lytle
• Gavin Walker
• UK ‘failing to win best deal for Scotland’ on rural developmen­t
• Get on track with local government
• Supergiant Antares glowers through our summer twilight
• Cook looking to gain winning habit in ODIS
• Maccrone downs tools to tackle the Jim Clark
• Mayweather agrees to fight Alvarez
• Dettori to return today but Derby ride is unlikely
• Dalgleish has 207-1 hat-trick at Hamilton
• Dawn Approach heads 12-strong field for Derby
• Robertson out to follow in footsteps of Ernst’s success
• Manassero shares lead in Stockholm after a 66
• Mcilroy toils again with opening 78
• Djokovic plots revenge against Dimitrov
• Watson wins place in US Open
• Mattek-sands fights back to spring surprise on Li
• Kournikova rules at Longniddry
• Hogg is best sticking to rugby
• Gatland will give every tourist a start
• Gustard lets England’s defence turn to dark side
• Before considerin­g team for Wallabies
• Hogg quitting Gloucester for his first head coach role at Worcester
• Exiles’ fears allayed
• Edinburgh to face English duo
• Suarez future unclear as striker hints at Liverpool exit
• Abidal’s tears at Barcelona exit after six glorious years
• US investor admits bid for Dundee may be revived if attitudes change
• New Stoke boss Hughes out to prove critics wrong
• Hibs sign up Mcgivern and clinch Nike kit deal
• England clash hit by Maracana fears
• Spartak may opt to cash in on me now, admits Mcgeady
• Much sought-after ‘Mcgrory Story’ goes online to aid charity appeal
• A steadying presence as Smith takes Rangers helm
• ‘No evidence’ of any involvemen­t by Whyte in Green’s purchase
• Scottish trio all picked to start in Lions curtain-raiser
• Flex your muscle car
• It’s a nifty wee number

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