The Scotsman - 2019-06-29

• £250m bill to taxpayers for botched IT projects
• Sport: Wimbledon 2019
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Hollywood animation guru’s creations are set to come back to life in Edinburgh
• Hottest day of year so far as heatwave grips Europe
• Stop ‘irresponsi­ble’ acts, May tells Putin
• Boris denies making job offers for his new Cabinet
• Cyclists win damages for tram line accidents in ‘landmark’ court rule
• Mobile users can change provider with just one text
• No evidence brain supplement­s help improve memory or ease dementia
• Wildfires rage as blazes quadruple in just one year
• Anger at ‘second-class’ Gaelic TV service
• Authoritie­s accused over London Bridge terror tragedy
• Historic church spire in need of urgent work to prevent collapse
• Trump tells Putin not to meddle in election as G20 leaders gather
• Remains of bridge where 43 people died demolished in seconds
• The UK must always defend liberal democracy
• Why teachers
• Deserve a long break
• LETTER FROM MALAWI
• As wheels fall off Boris Bus, I’m backing Hunt
• Dugdale’s notion that Labour and SNP would do Indyref2 deal is pie in the sky
• ON TWITTER
• Mac Demarco
• Downhome rock dwindles away
• Justin Townes Earle and Roseanne Reid
• Best Before Death
• Insights into the psychology of love, hate and kindness
• Constructi­on woes see failure rate hit highest since 2014
• Atlantis Energy hails ‘breakthrou­gh’ year
• High-level appointmen­ts unveiled by team behind Scots stock exchange
• Property firm CEO leaves role
• Dungeons owner Merlin sold in multibilli­on swoop
• Footsie gains ahead of key trade meeting
• Sun shines on ‘blue sky’ research as government injects £22 million
• NFU calls for help as beef prices ‘fall through floor’
• End of bank charges: can you reclaim?
• Rev Dr Ian B Doyle
• NOW & THEN
• Indulge your alfresco appetites
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Dare to be different
• Bezuidenho­ut four clear
• Allan: I was caught in crossfire of Celtic v Hibs
• Resistance is futile
• FROM CABARET TO CELTIC PARK VIA NEW YORK
• TIERNEY MUST LET HIS HEAD RULE HIS HEART
• FORD SERVED GAME WITH DISTINCTIO­N
• Griffiths tackles ‘major depression’
• Goodwin relishing his return to Sainthood
• Forest axe O’neill and replace him with Frenchman Lamouchi
• Allan: ‘Celtic cast me aside and never gave me a chance’
• Trump critic Rapinoe at the double to see off hosts and set up England tie
• Jones calls up Cipriani to extended pre-world Cup training squad
• Gatland to coach Chiefs in his native New Zealand
• Edmund falls to Fritz in Eastbourne semi-finals
• Morphed London Stadium could become regular baseball venue
• ‘Anything can happen’ as A-rod recalls ‘crazy’ Boston comeback
• Sri Lankans poor but SA batters are the bees knees
• First versus second as Forfs host Grange
• Buttler relishing pressure of ‘massive’ India showdown
• Heat is on Gerrard to deliver as Rangers fans roll up in record numbers
• Ethical luxury
• Love me do
• Food & Drink
• Sleeve notes
• Restaurant
• The heat is on
• Bit by bit, they are starting to look after me
• Fire up the barbecue and open a Côtes du Rhône
• Big screen drama
• ALSO SHOWING
• From Wonderland to the underworld via YA fiction
• Growing old pains
• The Colours of Murder
• New director promises gentle evolution at Paxton House
• Roll of the dice
• Take time to kick back
• Charleston
• Badgers are a menace to ground nesting birds
• Fit for purpose
• We should be able to hit our renewable targets and protect Scotland’s wild land
• HOROSCOPES

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