The Scotsman - 2018-07-07

• Honoured: Piper Alpha remembered
• Sturgeon snubbed by Trump in plans for UK trip
• Scotland’s Swedish community gets ready to cheer on their World Cup heroes
• Bay City Roller Mckeown dedicates song to founding member Longmuir
• Best-selling book about a junior doctor adapted into television series
• May goes into battle with Brexiteers in marathon talks at Chequers
• May faces Brexiteer minister as Tories settle in for meeting
• Forensic team probe Novichok house
• Government urged to act on hospital children’s ward
• Capital’s landmark department store is set to become office block
• Headless woman to be laid to rest in Highlands - again
• Minister’s tablet recipe spat leaves a sour taste
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• US accused by China of starting ‘biggest trade war in history’
• Former Navy Seal dies in Thai football team cave rescue bid
• Private schools help reduce inequality
• STEPHEN JARDINE
• SUSAN DALGETY
• CAMERON WYLLIE
• TIMOTHY EGAN
• Would public back big military?
• Scotland leading?
• NHS must change
• Sturgeon putting independen­ce obsession ahead of Scotland’s best interests
• ON TWITTER
• Heartfelt Rufus gives fans ashowto remember
• Pure Freezin’
• An Officer And A Gentleman
• A Wesley Chung
• FIONA SHEPHERD
• Scotland’s new car sales stuck firmly in slow lane in June
• Joined-up thinking for new jobs company
• Spirit Energy to take on operatorsh­ip of North Sea gas field
• Traders find solace in US jobs numbers
• Winter barley in line to match spring-sown crops
• Trade fears spark price surge
• We must stop the great cashpoint grab
• Claude Lanzmann
• Organise your affairs to help those you leave
• Dr Norman Godman
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Derby star Masar out of Eclipse
• Grange aiming for the perfect ten run of wins
• The Eden project
• Neymar no more
• “The old English First Division was full of exciting, wild-haired Scots” Barry Davies on his early days at the Beeb
• FRANCE ISSUE A WORLD CUP WARNING
• SIX OF THE BEST FOR GERRARD ON HOME BOW
• SERENA SAILS ON BUT SISTER VENUS SINKS
• Shocks continue as Belgium beat Brazil
• Regular calls from Putin have given Russians ‘motivation boost’
• England boss issues Mild rebuke over claims players are spoilt kids
• Proud new father Granqvist is ready to tackle the daddy of all games for Sweden
• Win and clean sheet ‘exactly what Rangers needed’ ahead of bid to rebuild credibilit­y
• Playmaker Mallan seals switch to Easter Road
• ‘Danny Willett of old’ back on song to force his way into contention
• Darling backs up her historic win last year by retaining title in fine style
• Froome in French charm offensive
• Danger signs for Hamilton as championsh­ip leader Vettel picks up the pace
• Ghost story
• Golden state
• High points
• Youngest has to settle for a festival of football
• Singer and songwriter Tiffany
• The Little Chartroom
• Fruits of your labour
• Kiwi pinot noir increases complexity with the price
• The stage is set Susan Mansfield
• One moment in time
• ALSO SHOWING
• Surface tension
• A lovesong to all those who soundtrack­ed our lives
• Questions of identity
• Souvenirs
• Less is more
• Songs of protest find their groove at jazz and blues fest
• Issues off
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• More than enough
• Western Tenerife
• A good night’s sleep might only be an app away
• Act quickly to minimise effects of storm damage
• For city dwellers heading for the beach, hill or village, many are revisiting their roots
• HOROSCOPES

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