The Scotsman - 2018-06-13

• Trump meets Kim: The 12-second handshake which made history
• SNP threatens to withdraw co-operation over Brexit
• Steven Gerrard factor lures £2m Katic to Rangers
• Council official who stalked ex is banned from entire town
• Did Burns have bipolar disorder?
• World Cup is a spectacle for all the wrong reasons
• The most threatened Scots animals revealed
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• BBC workers accept pay deal
• Bottle feed choice to be supported
• ‘Mental health crisis’ needs addressed
• Neo-nazi plotted to murder MP
• CLARIFICAT­IONS & CORRECTION­S
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• Scotland’s daily forum for comment, analysis and new ideas
• A return of wild wolves could benefit Scotland – if they’re behind fences
• SCOTLAND’S MAMMALS AT RISK
• Brassed off: Musicians demand free tuition in schools
• Economy set for growth this year – but rate forecast to slow down
• Scotland’s jobless rate higher than UK
• Landmark case as woman sues man who was acquitted of raping her
• More ATMS to be shut as cashless society moves ever closer
• Scotland hits climate goals for the third year in a row
• Target met on modern apprentice­ships
• May escapes Brexit defeat by giving MPS more power over final deal
• WHAT THEY SAID… DAVID DAVIS
• Extraditio­n trial could call former ministers
• Burrell Collection gets £1m to support revamp
• Boost to student bursaries
• Blindsided: Exhibition highlights impact of loss of sight on soldiers in the First World War
• Cemetery left overgrown to ‘enhance biodiversi­ty’
• Call for ban on dirty engines in city centre
• Travel warning after serious collision on A9
• Post-mortem on body found in east end park
• Mother and baby in High Street crossing scare
• Ball raises £110k for children’s hospices
• Teen charged over attempted murder
• Inverness banks Scotland’s biggest rise in house prices over 20 years
• Trial for man accused of police attack
• Scotland faces day of storm disruption
• Refugees staging Greek tragedy in Glasgow to address trauma of war
• Scotrail trains must be far more punctual, demands regulator
• Store chiefs to be grilled on merger
• Here comes trouble: Dennis the Menaces flood library to launch reading challenge
• Driver avoids jail after fatal crash into couple on rural road
• Family make TV appeal to find body
• Father jailed for killing his baby daughter by hurling her on to sofa
• Tycooon warns over North Sea Oil
• Dundee’s V&A to honour John Byrne’s ‘pop-up book’
• Music tuition fees go ahead despite pupil protests
• Customers’ needs are central to fintech ambitions
• Sweden charges man at centre of Nobel Prize sex abuse allegation­s
• Ceremonial line up: Putin marks the Day of Russia
• 11 killed in boat crash ahead of World Cup
• Louboutin wins red sole trader case
• Italy sends ships to take migrants to Spain
• Daughter of American Olympic skier drowns in swimming pool
• Raising a glass – new Johnnie Walker campaign celebrates togetherne­ss
• I loathe Trump – but he is the greatest television producer in the world
• A victory of sorts for May but what now?
• Grass growing pains
• Inside Justice
• Still game – rural show celebrates 30 years of showcasing country pursuits
• Time to make carbon history and meet climate targets by growing more trees
• HOW TO BECOME A FRIEND
• Silence on growth
• ATOS IT outrage
• Brexit balance
• New Cyrenians centre a step forward in helping schoolchil­dren resolve conflicts
• Indyref hiatus
• ON TWITTER
• Slaughter secrets
• Booked for fame
• Taxing problem
• SDL on march
• Flooring business looks to triple after London site debuts
• Jobs bonanza provided by capital retail park centre
• Iomart revenues close in on £100m mark
• Chip design major Arm snaps up Glasgow firm
• High street woes see New Look swing to £74m FY loss
• Rising stars: Newly-qualified solicitors join specialise­d teams at Thorntons
• Glasgow distillery raises glass to inaugural single malt after high demand
• Sun shines on Scots high street
• Book-keeping firm expanding
• Tobacco giant in currency blow
• Domino’s hunts for another CFO
• Button pressed on tech awards event
• RBS unveils messenger service using AI assistant
• Sitting pretty: Fashion house Ted Baker bucks market with sales hike
• £55m residentia­l retirement scheme looks to boost Renfrewshi­re economy
• Property firm hails work regarding Scotland House Brussels
• Bellway to hit milestone despite signs of cooling
• Change of non-execs at five-a-side operator
• Housebuild­er troubles take toll on Footsie
• John Bottomley
• Lambing season sheep mortality at five-year low
• Certificat­ion could tackle OPA
• Logi on course for Hamilton hat-trick
• Stirling one of two academy sites in new star-finder plan
• Game on /App to help youngsters into sport
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Young Scots come of age with victory over Italy
• Just being able to play golf again has been a bonus admits Tiger
• Reed finds it ‘awesome’ to be going into another major as Masters champion
• Gallagher off to good start at Montrose on Europro
• Gallacher: ‘Leaving legacy and giving back... that’s what we have got to do’
• Proud dad Hastings believes new cap Adam will keep aiming high
• Launchbury doubtful for second Test
• Former world champ Haye hangs up gloves
• Rutherford will retire at end of season
• Thank Evans as Scots keep World Cup bid alive with late goal burst
• Telfer reunited with Mckinnon as midfielder signs on at Cappielow
• Dons release Peruvian kid Macpherson
• Atletico agree deal to sign Lemar
• Real deal Spain coach Lopetegui lands Madrid job
• Mcglennan’s Scottish FA departure ‘nothing to do with Rangers’
• The many faces of Gareth Southgate
• Pakistan bring Scots
• Back to earth
• Morgan: We won’t use ball-tampering scandal to sledge the Aussies
• Reality check/scots lose T20 to Pakistan
• ALAN PATTULLO
• Wilson to join Scotland set-up
• Dons move for Irish midfielder

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