The Scotsman - 2019-06-20

• Have you heard the moos? The 179th Royal Highland Show begins
• Battle for second heats up as Stewart is knocked out
• Phones in cells in the wake of prison suicides
• Groom in coma after wedding night hotel fall
• Graduation
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Curtains set to close on Summer Sessions when stars take to the stage in Gardens
• You’re the one that I want: Olivia Newton-john’s Grease outfit up for auction
• Some private schools ‘could close’ if plans to scrap rates relief become law
• Corbyn takes another step towards backing second EU referendum
• Blackford won’t back down after calling Johnson ‘racist’ in Commons
• MSPS vote to drive forward with proposal for workplace car park tax
• Father admits killing his ten-year-old son
• Demand for more support for GSA fire-hit businesses
• Secret of how seals hold their breath revealed
• Yorkshire Shepherdes­s: ‘I might work in a man’s world but I don’t want to be one’
• ITV takes the passage to India for the life and loves of John Beecham
• Children of obese pregnant women face greater diabetes risk
• Most of Robert the Bruce shot in Montana to save money, director reveals
• From 10-second T2 role to joker in Izzard’s pack
• ‘Riotous teen movie/ horror mash-up is properly funny’
• Robotic devices could end pain in search for signs of bowel cancer
• Delays in scrapping redundant nuclear subs are ‘unacceptab­le’
• HIGHLIGHTS
• Four charged with murder over downing of plane above Ukraine
• California governor makes apology to Native Americans
• Brexit chaos paves way for Lib Dems
• Scotland must learn to drink responsibl­y
• Ruth Davidson’s nightmare: Tory Brexit zealots happy to throw ‘uppity Jocks’ out UK
• The absurdity of the world’s most powerful bigot is plain to see
• It’s time to take down Scotland’s ‘Women for Sale’ sign
• UK may rue defeat of Tory voice of reason
• Inside Health
• Child sexual abuse is being live-streamed right now to a paedophile near you
• No easy answers to the question of meeting Scotland’s future energy needs
• Labour pains
• ‘Unreasonab­le chastiseme­nt’ is already illegal – so ditch the smacking ban now
• ON TWITTER
• Gravy train?
• Clydesdale Bank to vanish by 2021 as CYBG rebrands
• Lloyds boss Osorio’s pay packet defended
• Standard Life veteran hired as new boss of Royal London
• Borrowing costs to remain on hold as consumer inflation eases to target
• Firstgroup war of words grows
• Bumper property deal for wholesaler
• ‘Fiscal drag’ to draw more buyers into LBTT net
• Scotland’s two biggest cities set to double up on flexible workspace
• FTSE muted ahead of Fed rates decision
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• John Macinnes
• NOW & THEN 20 JUNE
• Public backs farming with an environmen­tal ethos
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY
• UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYD­E
• Stradivari­us in tune for cup double
• RACE RETURNS
• Dettori rules the waves as masterful ride on Crystal Ocean seals double
• STANDINGS
• Morgan’s six-hitting spree has inspired whole team, says Root
• Wallace eyes repeat performanc­e in Germany but sets major focus
• Walker and Scott left to fly Saltire at Portmarnoc­k
• Hogg set for rapid return as Warriors face Exeter Chiefs
• Intriguing draw pits Edinburgh against top internatio­nal talent
• Beaumont ‘disappoint­ed’ as Nations Championsh­ip plans are scrapped
• Dog’s life for Konta who seeks comfort from Bono after yet another early Edgbaston exit
• Rage and rancour over Celtic’s Turnbull saga misses the point
• SFA finally seal deal to buy Hampden from Queen’s
• Rangers face prospect of clash with old foe Progres
• Dons swoop for Scotland cap Bryson while Hearts flop Vanecek heads to Hungary
• ‘He’s trained every minute of every session’
• A step too VAR
• “I will do everything within my power to defend myself against any such false accusation”
• Griffiths is in the running to face Sarajevo
• Six Nations vote kills off World Rugby tourney
• Sculpt out a creative and quirky lifestyle
• Reaching the point where home is where the pension is
• Big is beautiful at top end of rural market
• Look out-of-town for space and light

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