The Scotsman - 2019-05-21

• Brexit Party faces funding shakedown by watchdog
• Buying Huawei phone is ‘real risk’
• Objections to resort ‘set record’
• Final episode plot twist proves divisive for fans of Game of Thrones
• We must stop Trump’s pet politician
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Wish you were here: Shetland named as one of Europe’s top destinatio­ns for 2019
• Scottish Government blunder invites people to the wrong isle of Iona
• What does this mean for people with a Huawei phone?
• ‘I can’t watch them die’ – doctor’s fight to save terror victims
• Election pact with Farage is only way to deliver Brexit, Tory MPS say
• Man arrested after milkshake attack
• Plastic no longer fantastic as Morrisons bins the bags
• Climate campaigner­s prepare for protests at oil giant’s AGM
• Rare drams from Whisky Galore shipwreck to go under the hammer
• Trial to help patient fears over cancer returning
• Masterchef star hits out at ‘no show’ diners
• The duo bringing us sunshine as Morecambe and Wise
• The beauty and glamour of the Cote d’azur – with intrigue and murder
• Former arts quango chief lands new festivals job
• Armed officers a ‘success’ after 7,000 routine call outs
• The Small Booklet That Could Cost Landlords Big
• Firebomb attack on councillor’s home ‘politicall­y motivated’
• Braveheart sequel will revive Robert the Bruce story at film festival launch
• Austerity-hit Kirk care sector to reduce counsellin­g services
• Get on your own bike and sample nature
• Trump warns Iran will face its ‘official end’ if it threatens US
• President dissolves Ukraine parliament after being sworn in
• Did ancient Buddhists from Tibet meet Pictish ancestors?
• The system that stopped Edinburgh becoming a second-rate LA is broken
• Cheap and boring reality TV has had its 15 minutes of fame
• Students are set to become big players in the gig economy we have built today
• From the lab bench to the boardroom – academics are getting the business bug
• No single political party should assume it speaks for entirety of diverse Scotland
• Not Nigel’s fault
• New Tory story?
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Lloyds pushing button on digital hub and 500 jobs
• Scots SMES value tech more than people
• US food group pumps £4.2m into Glasgow collagen firm
• Trust focused on private rented sector secures £200m in additional funds
• Change of chair at Loch Duart
• Distiller hosts project to revive oysters
• Why it’s wise to prep for a run-in with the media
• Low & Bonar chief executive to depart as Us-china trade war hits revenues
• FTSE dragged down by weak housing stock
• George Argent
• NOW & THEN
• €100m for Irish beef sector ahead of Brexit
• Sheep farmers to benefit as NSA renews its ties with Moredun
• Complete transforma­tion takes effect
• Aegeus can rule the roost at Nottingham for Perrett
• Chadwick on course to end wait for first female driver
• SPORTS DIGEST
• NERVOUS TIMES
• Johnson completes the ‘so-close slam’ with his fourth runner-up spot in majors
• Lisbon legend Craig hits out at Leinster coach for stirring up Old Firm divide
• No appeal from Folau but plenty fighting talk
• We’re in good shape, says Rennie
• Scots must aim for 350 to have a chance against the top ODI sides
• Willey, Denly or Dawson? Decision may rest with Morgan
• Fast bowlers Amir and Riaz return to squad for World Cup
• Rangers road show must improve for title success
• Nisbet and Henderson share SPFL award
• Sergio urges Levein to put his trust in youth
• Managing Celtic is not necessaril­y the job that suits Lennon, says Petrov
• Mbappe wins awards then hints at transfer
• ‘He simplifies everything so we all know our jobs’
• CLARKE’S IN-TRAY
• Clarke targets Euro finals as he accepts Scotland job
• Lion Craig: Celtic squad needs cut

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