The Scotsman - 2018-07-23

• Nerveless Molinari wins thrilling Open Championsh­ip at Carnoustie
• Food safety controls under threat from no-deal Brexit
• Lesley Riddoch: Why can’t Scotland pick its own berries?
• Residents face arrest for breach of cordon
• Paramedics take over GP house calls
• Brian Monteith: A ‘new’ party won’t succeed at Westminste­r
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Sepa investigat­es Glasgow fuel spill
• Not all plain sailing: 40th anniversar­y of Thames Boat Festival
• Motorists urged to test their eyesight
• Landfill fears over British waste
• TV presenter tells of emotional side
• CLARIFICAT­IONS & CORRECTION­S
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• ‘Mamma mia! Here they go again’ – fans slate PC reworking of classic Abba songs
• National Album Day announced to celebrate love for 70-year-old format
• Scotland must bid to host 2030 World Cup – former FM Mcleish
• Minister warns people’s lack of faith in politics must be tackled
• Over a third struggling with benefits system
• Mother’s shock as son buried in wrong grave
• Growth Commission ‘strengthen­s UK’S case’
• SNP warns no-deal Brexit leaves Scottish economy facing devastatio­n
• NHS forced to pay £1,900 a shift for locum nursing staff
• Supergirl to feature television’s first transgende­r superhero
• UK experts to study Hawaiian volcano
• Large-scale brawl after cars ram each other
• Labour failing to win trust of Jewish community, key Corbyn ally admits
• Stars blamed for body image fears
• Bowie’s first recording to be sold at auction
• ‘Pure evil’ acid attack on three-year-old boy
• Cockroache­s and mice infest psychiatri­c hospital kitchens
• 200 pipe bands to fight for world champions title
• 40-year-old stabbed after altercatio­n
• Victims injured during knife attack in van
• Pensioner dead after head-on collision
• Man charged over fireworks at rally
• Woman found on waste ground taken to hospital
• Garden tax take-up falls short of target
• Anger as four million Virgin customers lose channels in UKTV row
• Slip sliding away: Cooling off on Britain’s largest inflatable water slide
• Fears over government file leaks
• Retelling stories from the past will help us understand today
• “If you go through tough times, work is always a tonic”
• Brushing up: Collection to be unveiled
• Wheelchair access row over 100 rail stations
• First Scots asbestos nurse appointed
• Drinkers leapt for their lives as car headed for pub
• SNP claims ‘dark money’ financed Conservati­ve election campaigns
• Communitie­s could lose out on broadband and mobile coverage
• Calls for action over women’s rights
• Appeal for witnesses after sexual assault
• Israel evacuates Syrian rescue workers stranded at frontier
• Fourteen dead in Kabul explosion
• Survivor of boat disaster mourns son
• One dead in shop siege after gunman shoots his own grandmothe­r
• Inquiry into beating by Macron’s senior aide
• Tokyo tokens: Mascots unveiled as Japan prepares for the world’s biggest sporting event
• US politician­s reject Trump claim that FBI files show misconduct
• Gunmen in South Africa ambush taxi drivers
• The lost royal palace once to be found down a city close
• History shows May could dissolve her government – and form a grand coalition
• Turbulent times may demand change
• Scotland’s heatwave highlights our opportunit­y to shine, says Diana Penny
• New ways to fund spirit of the times
• Us-style class actions set for Scottish courts
• Artificial intelligen­ce not quite ready to deal with legal complaints
• HOW TO BECOME A FRIEND
• Bridgetoof­ar?
• Bifab hit by downturn in oil and gas industry and lack of government support
• ON TWITTER
• Self-destructiv­e?
• Border dispute
• UK will be left out
• Codebreake­rs...
• POINT OF VIEW
• ‘Sensible’ party
• Berryworry­ing Lateagain...
• Low-key, with a sense of efficiency rather than occasion
• Zara Mcfarlane
• Soweto Kinch
• Bananarama
• Resolutely contempora­ry reflection on First World War
• Investors favour global outlook as a result of Brexit
• Accountanc­y giant unveils partner promotions
• Partick Thistle chief kicks off in Glasgow
• Sky giving out strong signal as profits climb
• Give trusts a better show
• Texo Group unveils two senior managers in wake of launch
• Narrowing the gender pay gap
• Look abroad for income growth
• Key steps to move from start-up to scale-up firm
• Build-to-rent sector needs to gain critical mass
• Agency set to triple in size and up global work
• 10,000 move to new energy firm
• Adrian Cronauer
• SMITH Elizabeth Anne (nee Cunningham)
• SCOTT Beryl (Smith, nee Wadsworth)
• CRAIG Rev Eric
• CHAMBERLAI­N Irene
• DOLLAR Walter Meldrum
• Sir David Smith
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• WEEKEND PUZZLER SOLUTIONS
• COMPACT CROSSWORD
• CLOCK WORD
• WORD SPIRAL
• WORD WHEEL
• Trying to forecast future still means sleepless nights
• Axe can chop down Ayr rivals
• Hamilton storms to stunning victory
• Cup-holders Kyles set up final defence
• Full steam ahead for Ferguslie’s title quest as captain Carruthers hails ‘phenomenal’ result
• Rangers move a ‘no-brainer’ says Kent
• Oh brother! Francesco takes bragging rights
• Silver medal opens doors for Locke
• The Open? Well, the golfing establishm­ent seems closed to a little bit of rebranding
• SILVER MEDALLISTS
• Hungover Pepperell perks up with lowest round of the day
• Father’s pride as revived Woods does it for the kids
• Woods vents frustratio­n as man ejected over outburst
• Casey says US team will be strong despite stars missing the cut
• Miller looking for Livi improvemen­t
• East Fife 4, Forfar 5! Celebrated scoreline finally comes true – if only on penalties after 1-1 draw
• Clarke’s transfer frustratio­n
• Watt: ‘Goal takes heat off me’
• Teenage trio come to rescue of Hearts
• Austrian keeper on trial at Aberdeen
• Hibs eye up Man City’s Agyepong
• Thomas retains the yellow jersey as Cort Neilsen claims first stage victory
• Scots win gold and a seat at the top table
• Dutch score seven as Italy produce a shock
• Fans target Froome along route again
• Muir runs out of steam in bid to break Budd’s British mile record
• Scotland are overrun by US hosts in battle for fifth place
• LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
• Black Ferns make history by retaining women’s trophy

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