The Scotsman - 2015-07-01

• Greeks in 11th hour bid for bail out from EU
• First round win for Murray
• Toxic air pollution alert as summer hits 30ºc
• Celtic confirm interest in United’s Ciftci
• Good news for skate in Scottish waters
• More cash as cancer wait times missed
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Misery as the battle of Calais ignites
• Europe’s medicine has not helped Greece to get better
• Osborne welcomes UK economic growth
• Referendum ‘threatens return to civil war’
• Tories rule out welfare devolution as Scotland Bill deepens divisions
• Conservati­ve plans to scrap Human Rights Act could break up the UK says Carmichael
• Government has failed to protect poor children
• VIEWS SOUGHT ON WELFARE PLAN
• Freed to strike again, the devious sexual predator who used ‘rape kit’
• Speaker denies move by ministers over English votes for English laws
• Schools and hospitals forced to report radicals
• First Minister pays tribute to beach massacre victims
• Seeing polarised light is link to ancient ancestors
• Kendall says Labour must show it can be trusted
• One in five posts for trainee GPS unfilled in recruitmen­t crisis
• Thomas Cook boss will give £2m to charity after children’s Corfu deaths
• Two bodies in luxury home are linked to man’s death in France
• More than 400 people have operations cancelled in one month
• Minister appeals for better care for elderly
• Mobile phone roaming charges to be scrapped in the EU in two years
• Book Festival begins a new chapter with change of chairman
• Plans to axe BBC3 given go-ahead by BBC Trust
• Capital’s film festival notches up best box office for seven years
• Highland Council taught a lesson as four schools saved from the axe
• Met loses challenge on taxi driver rape cases
• 0845 calls ditched by NHS board over costs
• Fisherman loses leg but is saved by cook after accident at sea
• Murder accused sobs over donkey
• Home workers are easily distracted
• Seabirds use sense of smell to map routes
• Dozens killed as Indonesian plane crashes after take-off
• Iran’s top diplomat has ‘mandate’ for nuclear agreement
• No suspects identified for downing of Flight 17
• TV station tells Trump ‘You’re fired’
• Two dead in bullet train horror after man sets fire to himself
• Egypt’s fallen Indiana and the museum of his dreams
• Philippine police chief sacked over gun licences
• Burnham can bend it like Wilson
• The state of mind that lies behind the Islamist terror threat
• Welfare dispute threatens to cloud the bigger picture
• Calais strike is now a security hazard
• Wind helps power our communitie­s
• A journey shared is pollution halved as we look forward to greener train connection­s
• Game enthroned as key to summer Fair
• Wind subsidy
• Language is crucial in terrorist fight
• On Twitter
• Stronger voice
• Next indyref
• Fracking protests
• Picture Gallery
• Scotsman.com view
• Rise of the challenger as Spanish takeover of TSB gets green light
• Stronachs battles choppy waters with string of key appointmen­ts
• Wood Group strikes £9m deal for Canadian engineer
• Morrisons leads rivals as discounter­s dent big four
• Healthy acquisitio­n for IT sales and support group
• Greek crisis weighing on bourses
• Walter Shawn Browne
• Dr Martin Lees
• Appreciati­on
• Rush to sell in Highland Show week hits Scots lamb producers’ wallets
• Nicholls’ tribute to ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ Star
• Most northerly trainer in first Perth bid
• Watson’s crew row into history by securing Henley berth
• UKAD probes allegation­s against Farah coach Salazar
• Open-and-shut case for Scots’ hopes
• Scottish Open calls for tartan curtain-raiser at Gullane
• OPEN QUALIFIERS
• Gray refuses to make mountain out of a molehill over altitude training
• Bayliss set to play it safe in opening Ashes squad
• Scots lose place as world sevens host – official
• Tindle aiming to fly high after call-up to Youth Games squad
• Isle of Man experience helped me deliver in Glasgow says ‘Mailman’ Flynn
• Collins believes return of Mulgrew and Lustig is like double signing
• Motherwell sign 40-goal striker Moult
• Foster takes aim at King over Rangers comments
• Sampson backed over pick-and-mix policy
• Warner hires Myra Hindley barrister
• Neilson knows Saints will have head start
• Heather in full bloom to fight her way into second round while Robson takes heart
• Bedene and Ward join the Brit-pack at SW19
• ‘Learning process’ as lights go out on last year’s bright young things
• FULL RESULTS
• Murray shows he can stand the heat with battling win
• Dreadlocke­d Brown lies in wait for Rafa in last 64
• Centre Court as Scot’s first serve goes walkabout
• Scotland’s venues host the world
• Perthshire hotel looks to serve up an ace with £750,000 arena
• Horizons of £782m sector expanding
• NEW ON THE AGENDA
• ‘Picture details in your head’
• Innovation helps in keeping the customer satisfied

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