The Scotsman - 2013-06-03

• Pedal power : the finishing line for £ 1m Help for Heroes ride
• 80% of young Scots snub independen­ce
• Labour suspends peers in ‘cash for access’ row
• Shoppers in Scotland are unhappiest
• Twins times three – meet the 500,000-1 babies
• Who’s next in line to play the Doctor? Odds shorten on Skyfall actor Whishaw
• Ministers ‘should pick top mandarins’
• E-cigarette ads ‘could make smoking look like a positive thing’
• Public informatio­n campaign runs risk of being accused of bias, MSPS are warned
• Peers deny breaking rules as Labour insists ‘we expect highest standards’
• Only 45% saving enough for retirement
• Town unites in grief with minute’s silence for murdered Georgia
• Cancer drug taken longer greatly lowers risk of dying
• Whitehall cuts ‘equal to £600 saving s for every work ing family’
• Cars and trucks face ban on key capital route
• Vote for 2030 target to slash UK’S carbon emissions, MPS urged
• Offenders ‘must pay costs of supporting the victims of crime’
• Voice ratings not much to shout about
• Lady the osprey’s new arrival set to be her 50th chick to leave the nest
• Man drowns in vain bid to save boy swimmer, 15
• ‘Champion would boost free movement of EU citizens in UK’
• Erdogan blames opposition party for stirring up trouble
• Court rules Egyptian upper house is illegal
• Slums study finds vinegar can cut 72,000 cancer deaths
• Australian swimming chief resigns over ‘lewd remarks’
• Yemen welcome for US promise on Guantanamo
• This ‘Father Teresa’ does much to offset the negative image of Islam
• ‘Relaxed’ Us–china summit set to tackle some gritty issues
• Never mind the Balkans, George
• Young voters may be pondering big picture
• A gulf between word and deed
• The plus-size models who sell us summer fashions are welcome, but retailers must try a little harder, writes
• Scottish forces would have a head start
• Sarah deas
• United stance
• Liberty at a price
• QUEEN OF THE COURT
• Twins peak
• DAWN OF A NEW AGE
• The good and the bard
• BCC says ‘blinkered’ backing for green energy could hurt growth
• MB Aerospace buys Delta Industries as it looks overseas for growth potential
• Insolvency level remains at an all-time low
• Retailers benefit from standing their ground on pricing
• Whether cautious or aggressive, balance is key
• Tesco expected to reveal slide in sales
• Rebuilding public trust in investment f irms is a priority for IMA’S new chief
• Monday Interview
• Faster decisions will mean fewer broken lives
• Our survey says … law society makes third
• Sweep to sharpen its picture of profession
• Referendum advice retains privileged position … for now
• Brigadier Iain Taylor OBE
• Professor William Roff
• Frederic Lindsay
• We need to get back to the land instead of fighting over it
• Burnett hails ‘brilliant’ display by pacesetter­s Arbroath at Mannofield
• Uddingston and Drumpellie­r put Lanarkshir­e on the map again
• English sees bright future for Ferguslie
• Guptill leads Kiwis to win over England
• Sorry Saltires wilt in the Essex sunshine
• Ilonen three clear for first win in six years
• Porteous wins Scottish Amateur at Southernes­s
• Korhonen holds his nerve for win in thrilling finale to rally
• 10s fit for Foul Fashion
• Proud Greer keen to grab Scotland chance he thought had passed him by
• Hearts confirm final release of Thomson
• Scots expect a tough test from Samoa despite rout
• Warrior Dunbar battles his
• Laidlaw puts Lions snub to one
• Way into reckoning Meyer demands improvemen­ts as youngsters join Springboks squad
• Sloppy England recover from a poor start to win in Montevideo
• SAMOAHEAD HERESTUNNE­DA
• Side as he focuses on Scotland
• Lions leaner after workout in the ‘sauna’ of Hong Kong
• Gatland believes tour
• Opener has laid a foundation
• More injuries for Wallabies force Deans to make changes
• Gormley the hero as Auchinleck win Scottish Cup for tenth time
• We must restore some honour against Croatia
• Young Hibernian players play their part in Scotland women’s win
• Goal hero’s dad misses magic moment after dozing off
• Paulinho denies Englan
• Nd a famous win
• Harmony is key for Guardiola
• Miller nets winner as Beckham eyes Miami franchise
• Aussie coach snub for ‘prehistori­c’ Sheffield United
• Legends roll back the years at Old Trafford in star-studded charity thriller
• Arsenal urged to sign Wanyama as Mcgregor awaits Hull move
• Premier League apologises for Mourinho article
• Crossbar No 1,295
• Jamieson targets Barcelona after breaststro­ke win
• Dawn Approach team Still reeling from loss
• Elsworth enjoys triple triumph at Musselburg­h
• Child’s new record sets tone as athletes rack up Games standards
• FIVE DAYS TO THE WEEKEND
• Joy for Gatlin but Farah loses out

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