The Scotsman - 2013-06-01

• Murdered Lee Rigby’s family appeal for calm
• Bruce’s letter that sent Edward homeward
• Tory MP quits over claim he broke rules on lobbying
• First glimpse at what euro renegotiat­ion would include
• Royal Mile assault leaves man seriously hurt in hospital
• Queen ‘privately acknowledg­es’ Rigby death but ignores floral tributes
• Big increase in attacks on Muslims since killing
• ‘Inhumane’ BP slammed by Algerian attack widow
• Man charged with murder of missing Georgia after body found
• Briton killed ‘as he took pictures of military sites for Syrian rebels’
• Peace talks ‘only game in town’ says Campbell
• Violent pair with 63 conviction­s were freed to kill Scottish teenager
• Google urged to ban violent porn after April murder
• Grieving parents fear Bridger may never reveal where he hid his victim’s body
• Teaching pupils aged 3 to 18 in one school prompts backlash
• RBS is downgraded by ratings agency in blow for UK banking
• Dull, boring, bland and proud of it
• Crown to challenge ‘leniency’ for driver who killed 2 cyclists
• Ten pupils shot as pellet gun f ired at playground
• Schools to shut after appeal judges reject ministers’ challenge
• After trams chaos, now Edinburgh will get massive one-way system
• Tram chiefs to re-lay 500ft of concrete after blunder
• Highland rapist gets four years
• Unemployme­nt in eurozone on course to hit record high
• France plans to restrict smoking of ‘e-cigarettes’
• China to build city and ‘gateway to the West’ in Belarus
• Summer arrives at Norway’s Arctic outpost
• Workers’ call to nationalis­e gold mine rattles Kyrgyz government
• Court orders Mugabe to hold poll by end of July
• Apple takes a bite out of SNP plans
• Mourning the loss of Little Chef
• Gerry Hassan
• Politician­s key to beating Scottish drug habit
• Providers must take lead in tackling online porn
• Tories guilty of short-term thinking
• Ys are here again
• Family visit rekindles a love of Auld Reekie
• Dangerous model for unstable future
• Cybernat clearout
• Robin Parker
• Faith vacuum
• Lloyds nets £540m profit in sale of US mortgage bonds
• Scottish gin brand sold as new owner looks to boost sales
• Marine Harvest hopes to net rival with higher bid
• Former top spook to join HSBC board
• Smiths mulls £2bn sale of pioneering medical unit
• Flagship loan scheme ‘not helping firms’
• Markets look to US for monetary direction
• Centrica strikes deal to sell half of Scottish wind farm for £59 million
• FTSE falters but makes monthly gain
• Andrew M Greeley
• John GM Watt
• SELECTED FILMS NOW SCREENING
• Boinne ann am beul na gaoithe
• Gaidhlig@scotsman.com
• Se crois na Gàidhlig cion spéis nan Gaidheal fhéin
• Sgoil nan cuileanan
• Welsh lessons for new Scottish entrants
• Paterson leaps up after 183 for Grange third
• Stirling relishing West encounter
• Whiteford in sizzling form as he bids for first Tour win
• Latham signs as Saltires bid to end four-game losing run
• Kimsey leads at Scottish Stroke Play
• Blair urges Scottish Lions to
• Emotional evening for Ayr as
• Gatland after being put on standby for a place in the Lions squad
• ‘double’ winners pick up RBS Club of the Season award
• All set for capital 10s
• Green claims he has been vindictate­d by inquiry
• Scotland suffer Ford injury blow
• Wiggins out of Tour de France with knee injury
• Smith objective is to steer
• Brown believes former boss can restore stability at club
• Defender could be re-signed
• Bonner warns Forster against being tempted to move south
• Tudur Jones joins Hibs as Mcgivern is also secured
• End of Lithuanian era as Novikovas freed by Hearts
• Commons trip to Las Vegas is ‘disappoint­ing’ laments Brown
• Hammell ‘thrilled’ by call-up for Croatia clash
• Aberdeen snap up United’s Flood in pre-contract deal
• Jags delighted to sign players with SPL experience
• Keeper Lynn in the dark over Chelsea future as she focuses on Iceland clash
• Fifa approves anti-racism measures
• Bernstein hits back at Ferdinand attack on England coaching strategy
• Suarez wants move but Liverpool state 30-goal striker not for sale
• Williamson sees the lig
• Ght in Dark Continent
• John Douglas, a sporting Lion
• Root has all the right qualities to grow into one of game’s greats
• Guptill puts England to sword
• Watsonians are promoted as GHK appeal is denied
• Williams on winning streak as she cruises into last 16
• Maccrone shines in Duns as fans lap up his battle with Korhonen
• Secret Gesture upstaged by Talent show
• Dawn Approach faces day of reckoning
• Willie Carson wins his fi rst Derby as Troy streaks home at Epsom
• Blood, treachery, religion and a
• Dazzling James IV all make for a fine Romance
• Ripping yarn about the British army’s own dirty dozen
• A touch of magic in tale of the old South
• Looking back on love and loss
• Thinking inside the box
• Adding value, creating space
• Alarm as more Scots caught in payday lenders debt trap
• Big banks must carry part of the blame for payday lending blight
• Who charges what among big lenders
• Do I have to declare the money I give to my son as a gift?
• Cash in on your spare room
• Fastjet is dead and buried as club looks to North
• North America for suitable tracker fund as Dow rises
• Hurrah! An optimistic economic forecast proves to be correct
• Dismay as customer finds her
• Don’t let cyber criminals jeopardise your business
• New iphone is not compatible
• ‘Tan it like Beckham’ as more men turn to beauty products
• Six in ten shoppers get bad service
• Raise a toast to Genius behind glutenfree foods
• Millions in valuables lost down nation’s plugholes

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