The Scotsman - 2018-07-10

• Colin Macintyre: Why I’ll always be an islander at heart
• Families still seek answers in historic crime cases
• Shirley Manson on the secret hell of self-harm
• Island birds return after mink purge
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Angel of the Forth vision takes flight for ‘Scotland’s answer to Bondi Beach’
• Phones and tablets allowed at Wimbledon for fans to follow World Cup
• Boris Johnson resignatio­n letter
• Davidson tells MPS to ‘put shoulders to the wheel’ behind May
• Why Europe may still have to compromise over Brexit
• Give up, you’ve lost all authority,
• A ‘massive blow’ to PM’S hopes of heading off a rebellion among her own MPS
• Farage flags return as Ukip leader
• BREXIT TIMELINE
• ‘Two days, eight boars’ – four more boys rescued from caves
• Cyber warning issued as app data breach leaks the data of 21 million users
• Williamson blames Russia for ‘attack on British soil’
• MPS to examine feasibilit­y of a Scottish public-owned energy firm
• Priest called a ‘beast’ and ‘paedophile’ in hate crime
• Schoolboy develops award-winning blowpipe in fight against bagpipe lung
• ‘It’s a daft and silly business, I wasn’t willing to carry on’
• Thousands of Scots could join anti-trump Carnival of Resistance
• Surge in sightings leads to whale watching bases on Firth of Forth
• Classical music world in tribute to ‘extraordin­ary’ Glasgow composer
• Dozens still missing as shocked Japanese return to buried homes
• Nissan caught out falsifying Japanese car emission tests
• Reality catching up with Brexiteers
• Anyone for hnefatafl? Rare game board found at monk dig
• The ‘world’s best small country’ – leading Europe in drug-death tragedies
• Brexit dream isn’t dying, it’s dead
• Virtual reality is just the job for learning future workforce skills
• Getting poorer applicants to university isn’t easy but we are trying hard
• Beautifull­y Scots
• First World War was not believed to be pointless by the ‘poor folk’ at the time
• ON TWITTER
• Soft touch
• Airstrip One
• Wavegoodby­e...
• Cala builds strong foundation­s as new chief is confirmed
• Scottish farmers launch innovative snack
• Mothercare puts nine stores and 100 jobs at risk
• Indian government seizes $216m after sale of part of Cairn’s Vedanta stake
• Matalan defies retailing gloom
• Edinburgh office sector in Q2 rebound
• Value staff as people and your business will gain
• Scotland has higher infrastruc­ture output than anywhere else in the UK
• Rivals may swoop on Poundworld after founder’s bid rejected
• Robert D Ray
• Paying respects with flowers
• Steve Ditko
• NOW & THEN
• Native breeds get a boost from supermarke­t sales
• Taking a Leaf out of farm book
• ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• Milestones as civil service hubs take shape
• Perratt enjoys Star turn
• Nadal scratches his seven-year itch to reach quarter-finals once again
• Serena can console herself with another Wimbledon triumph
• ‘Bellissima Giorgi’ is
• Exciting fans but trying to keep under radar
• Froome is making up for lost time after his weekend crash
• Knox now on Ryder Cup radar but he still has lots more to do
• Time for a Renaissanc­e of the Scottish Open?
• Prize fund at Carnoustie Open will be record $10.5m
• Mickelson penalised again before heading to Gullane
• Whiteford overcomes arthritis in both hips to earn dream European Tour return
• Flood’s move to Bali United over before a ball is kicked
• Striker Watt ready to revive career at Mcdiarmid Park
• ‘HE NEVER GOT THE CREDIT HE DESERVED’
• We can bring down Belgium’s golden generation, says French No 1 Lloris
• The heat is on as Celtic begin Champions League mission
• May keen to make up for lost time now that he’s settled at Aberdeen
• Hand it to the Murrays
• Rangers aim for Euro boost
• “Asked for the title of the book he never did write, he replied: A Dream Come True”
• Young insists England have big advantage

The Scotsman - 2018-07-09

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