The Scotsman - 2017-06-30

• Scottish school budgets cut by £1.2 billion since 2010
• Ian Rankin reflects on 30 years of Rebus
• Federer: Injured Murray might not play Wimbledon
• Abortion deal avoids defeat for May’s plan
• Pay cap on public sector to go
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s retail rents soaring
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Government ‘grossly underestim­ate’ green impact of lower air tax
• Duke of Buccleuch among wealthy elite receiving millions in EU subsidies
• Father and son broke fox hunting laws
• Judges rule decision on abortion in Northern Ireland is for parliament
• Deadline extended at Stormont after failure to agree power-sharing deal
• Register of interests will drive away legal talent, says top judge
• ‘Value’ of 999 hailed on 80th anniversar­y of service rollout
• Prince warns of impact of climate change on Arctic Inuit way of life
• Trudeau to meet with Queen and Irish PM during visit to Europe
• Queen to lend her name to Scotland’s newest canal
• PM: Grenfell inquiry chairman will seek ‘justice for all victims’
• Rugby legend Hastings and wife support mental health campaign
• Ban on junk food ads on all media aimed at children
• Cancer charity sees big rise in calls from patients with money worries
• More households feel the squeeze
• Worlds oldest land register marks 400th year with new Glasgow office
• Advice says expectant mothers should exercise 2½ hours a week
• Police find no evidence that Susan Boyle was harassed by teen gang
• Islanders celebrate success after waving the flag for South Uist
• Scottish researcher­s head up expedition to study Arctic ocean ice
• One of the Pope’s senior advisers charged with historical sex abuse
• Xi Jinping met by democracy protests on Hong Kong visit
• The future of recruitmen­t? Tripadviso­r-style reviews and mobile applicatio­ns
• Nothing dodgy about the DUP deal – money talks when it comes to being in power
• Justice must be seen to be even-handed
• Inside Transport
• Finally, we are bridging the gap in infrastruc­ture
• Providing support for dementia sufferers and carers is vital for wellbeing
• Christian Aid’s innovative funding scheme really can be just like honey
• New inspector of funeral directors will be pleasantly surprised by the standards we hold
• Blaming Brexit
• French fury
• Bonfires of bigotry against Catholics have no place in supposed civilised society
• ON TWITTER
• Wastes of money
• Teed up for birth
• Succession flurry to trigger surge in worker ownership
• Wood Group ‘cautious’ for months ahead
• Greene King drives on amid strong headwinds
• Sky may be beyond the limit for regulators on Fox offer
• Entreprene­ur duo snap up deli brand Peckham’s with plans to add branches
• Rushed-out results reveal rise in profits at owner of Superdry
• FTSE suffers over impact of Carney hints
• EDINBURGH NAPIER UNIVERSITY
• EDINBURGH NAPIER UNIVERSITY
• UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYD­E
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYD­E
• Pole stars of the future in
• Ambassador­s will help sell rural careers in new training initiative
• Tenant farmers welcome guidance over new rules
• Benn v Collins golden oldie re-match likely to be KO’D
• Hip setback leaves Murray short of practice as Wimbledon looms
• Djokovic tips Scot to play through the pain barrier
• Love for game keeps driving Hoey in his bid to battle back
• Win tickets to watch the action at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open
• Lawrie Golf Centre to host Par 3 Championsh­ip
• Waring avoids fairways but leads in Paris
• ‘I’ve joined biggest club in Edinburgh’ - Lafferty
• SETTING TARGETS
• Hibs teenager joins Dumbarton on loan
• Celtic secure signing of ‘box to box’ midfielder Benyu from Ipswich
• Aberdeen legend Cooper hospitalis­ed following heart attack
• Wright’s optimism punctured as Saints suffer deflating defeat
• Goretzka double sets Germany on way to Confederat­ions Cup final
• RESULTS/FIXTURES
• Kranjcar and Miller combine but Rangers underwhelm
• No miracles from Caixinha
• “I understand the frustratio­n at the lack of Scots but this Lions tour came a year too early for them”
• SMOOTH OPERATOR
• SPORTY SWEDE
• MEET THE 200MPH JAGUAR XE
• Seat Arona makes its debut
• CAR INSURANCE COSTS SOAR £90 IN A YEAR
• CAR-TO-CAR COMMS ON THE WAY FROM VW

The Scotsman - 2017-06-29

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