The Scotsman - 2019-06-21

• Johnson v Hunt
• Scapa Flow 100 years on: The drama, retributio­n and legacy
• Music tuition under threat of axe again
• Wanted: Whisky ambassador for the isle of Jura
• Royal Highland Show 2019: Reports and results from Ingliston
• Andy Murray free of pain in comeback win
• Joyce Mcmillan: Will Scotland really put up with Prime Minister Johnson?
• Paris Gourtsoyan­nis: Tories have abandoned true Conservati­sm
• Graduation
• Is Skoda’s new SUV the answer to a question nobody asked?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• THE WEATHER
• Record numbers raise a glass on a visit to Scotland’s distilleri­es
• Worboys will spend life in jail after admitting more attacks
• Singing seals could help experts study human speech disorders
• Government delays gender legislatio­n and scraps schools trans guidance
• Head to head: How the two candidates compare
• ‘Diminished’ UK is warned of EU ‘hostility’ to further Brexit delay
• Royal couples split their joint charity venture
• Caithness project aims to inspire engineers
• Teachers strike as Sturgeon tries to ease cancer fears
• NHS Highland ordered to apologise to woman’s son
• Tributes paid to ‘champ’ Scots wrestler
• Warm-ups should not be taboo as knee issues swell
• Showing from gutsy Scots team kicks off big interest in women’s game
• Capital’s festive ice rink is frozen out of St Andrew Square
• Glencoe’s ‘lost townships’ to be
• Campaigner­s say no to Cairngorm ‘funfair’ plan
• Warning as Scotland’s biggest killer affects 72 per cent of people
• EU chaos chipping away at farmers’ confidence
• US drone shot down by Iranian missile amid soaring tensions
• Malaysian PM rejects Russian involvemen­t in flight 17 disaster
• Helping to shape the future of Scotland’s food and drink
• English appetite for constituti­onal reform has been powered up
• I once sneered at anti-war protesters but now I’m ready to join them
• An affront to democracy
• Zoo can stand tall in its commitment to saving giraffes from extinction
• We helped cause climate change, so we need to fix it – because those who didn’t are suffering
• Planning inquiry
• Conservati­ve Party leadership television debates serve only English interests
• ON TWITTER
• Indyref rethink
• Airbnb control
• Workplace parking
• Internatio­nal sales spur Edrington to spirited profits rise
• Fife distillery cheers £3m expansion plan
• RBS trials tech by capital firm to aid project management
• North-east procuremen­t firm expands to meet growth in public spending
• Scots firms benefit from loans
• PC World owner dials wrong number
• Avoid a net loss – be prepared for cyber criminals
• Cyclist Mark sets out on new adventure with business centre
• Doveish rates update guides FTSE higher
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Jake Black
• NOW & THEN
• Working group a ‘major step forward’ says minister
• UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE
• UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
• UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYD­E
• Frankie’s Ascot four prove he’s king of the Flat
• Crisford’s Jash can get better of favourite Ten Sovereigns in Commonweal­th Cup
• Forsyth holds 11-shot lead in PGA Pro Championsh­ip at Hunstanton
• Walker and Scott set up last-eight tie in Amateur
• Warner leads way as Aussies edge towards the semi-finals
• Ton-up Moeen set to exceed his ‘wildest dreams’ at Headingley
• Redpath handed six-week suspension for biting opponent
• Nine new Scottish venues offer free tennis sessions for beginners
• Barty closes in on world No 1 spot as Osaka folds
• Mcgregor is raring to go again despite short break
• Lennon says it was Lustig’s choice to move on as Swede thanks staff and fans
• Allan returns ‘home’ and insists he’s at Easter Road for long haul
• Grezda future in doubt as winger misses Portugal training camp
• Goalies’ union in uproar over new penalty rule
• FIVE REASONS SCOTLAND ARE COMING HOME
• USA UNBEATEN AS CHILE BLOW BIG CHANCE
• “It was the biggest disappoint­ment of my career to not go - to put in all the work and not get picked”
• Argentina penalty would have not been retaken under English VAR rules
• Killie: We’ve got Scotland’s best manager
• ROAD LESS TRAVELLED
• Bentley Flying Spur – Crewe’s new 207mph luxury saloon
• NISSAN AND MACKIE’S CREATE ALL-ELECTRIC ICE CREAM VAN

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