The Scotsman - 2019-07-01

• Donald Trump first US President to set foot in North Korea
• Johnson vows to protect the Union but not Scots funding
• KT Tunstall’s search for the father she never knew
• More women than ever on boards of top companies
• No, football is definitely not ‘coming home’
• The shocking state of Scotland’s national cycle path
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Prince Charles to mark investitur­e
• Man assaulted in ‘targeted attack’
• Mexico deploys national guard
• EU leaders struggle over roles
• CLARIFICAT­IONS & CORRECTION­S
• LA Philharmon­ic to play Hollywood themes at free Tynecastle concert
• Inspiring tail: Aspiring mermaid conquers fear of the sea to become childhood hero Ariel
• Customers of bust firms ‘face bill lottery’
• Jo Swinson says Lib Dems can win election
• Comments sought on biometrics proposals
• Queen speaks to congregati­on after church
• Independen­ce a ‘serious possibilit­y’ in next ten years
• Labour’s Chisholm could vote for independen­ce
• Parties urged to embrace assemblies
• ‘The guy who hit me left me for dead – that’s what I’m most upset about’
• Attenborou­gh at Glastonbur­y event
• Project helps psychosis treatment
• ‘Anguish’ over woman jailed in Iran
• Negotiator behind May deal to quit Brexit role
• ‘Why I am backing Boris for PM to protect Scotland’s interests’
• Mccluskey tells Labour: ‘Don’t panic’
• SNP economic ‘credibilit­y at risk’ as it stalls on tax pledge
• Pensioner poverty needs urgent action
• Fruit Shoot recall over choking fears
• Wimbledon game for cutting plastic waste
• Pulling the strings: Sengalese musician brings sounds of Africa to festival
• Free parking on Sundays in Glasgow comes to an end
• Woman in critical condition after armed attack
• Woman dies following car crash
• Walkers rescued after night on mountain
• Delivery driver robbed at knifepoint
• Man charged after police officer stabbed
• Lightning cuts power to 200 homes
• Brexit Party unveils candidates
• Two arrests over pregnant woman’s death
• Brown urges May to honour free TV licence
• ‘Every one of these Toy Story films has been some version of a miracle’
• Green fund powers up to boost electric vehicle schemes by £10m
• NHS board unable to claw back overpay
• Oor Wullie statue on show in memory of boy who died
• Tomato compound could fight diabetes
• Mobile banking to overtake high street by 2021
• US woman the first to swim North Channel this year
• Royal baby Archie to be christened on Saturday
• Legislatio­n ‘failing revenge porn victims’
• Bond star poses for pics with Household Cavalry
• Chemical plant flaring warning
• Sudan protesters demand civilian rule
• Dozens hurt after oil staff brawl
• Pride of New York: March held for Stonewall anniversar­y away from main event
• Hong Kong braced for more protests on handover anniversar­y
• Turkey bans Istanbul pride march for fifth year
• The Scottish streets that entered the brave new prefab world
• The hostility towards trans people at Pride march was shocking
• Where are the ideas for devolving power from Holyrood?
• Why won’t Boris Johnson protect the Barnett Formula?
• As Iran war clouds gather, can we trust Johnson or Hunt, asks Lesley Laird
• Suddenly, CBD is in everything
• Importance of law in a free society can’t be overstated
• Support for those not ‘at the top of their game’ essential
• Still set on making mediation mainstream
• Tax squanderin­g
• Twenty years on, Holyrood can never achieve its full potential under the SNP
• Climate politickin­g
• ON TWITTER
• Spiritual crisis?
• Language lessons
• Cyclists beware
• To think again ...
• Moving in?
• Old ways will be no use to us or Them!
• Mrs Lowry & Son
• BITB: As You Like It
• Funding boost sees Glasgow sensors firm take on staff
• Biscuit firm packs in the plastic with green pledge
• New sales high keeps Bannatyne in shape
• KPMG pushes button on Glasgow help hub
• Small-cap funds the big winners amid Brexit jitters
• Accountant boosts duo of sites ahead of planned growth spurt
• Pink IPA case is a lesson to all
• Beware of trick or cheat
• The widespread pluses of an inclusive workplace
• Internatio­nal students enhance the UK economy
• New women in business scheme hails first success
• Event to promote legal diversity
• ROBERTSON David
• CAMPBELL Colette (nee Spiers)
• ROBERTSON Sheena Louise
• PEDEN Alastair
• David Thomlinson
• COURT CIRCULAR
• BIRTHDAYS
• ANNIVERSAR­IES
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• COMPACT CROSSWORD
• CLOCK WORD
• WORD WHEEL
• Key trends where size doesn’t matter
• SUN, MOON, AND TIDES
• UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
• Toro Strike can be big hit
• Beveridge produces ‘best shot of life’ to claim crown
• Bezuidenho­ut secures return to Portrush after pulling off impressive Valderrama victory
• Play-off joy for Mclaren in East Open at Lundin
• Yankee double /New York punish Red Sox errors for second London win
• Gilmour fails to grasp gold after shocking top seed in semi-final
• Women’s sevens side thwarted by England
• Baize of glory /Higgins and Maguire win the World Cup for Scotland
• Hearts agree to let Lee go
• Lennon hails ‘very talented’ new duo
• Murray is ready to prove his ‘metal’ at Wimbledon
• KEVIN ANDERSON
• ROGER FEDERER
• RAFAEL NADAL
• ALEXANDER ZVEREV
• NOVAK DJOKOVIC
• Great British hope Edmund thrilled to take Centre stage
• IN NUMBERS
• TODAY’S ORDER OF PLAY – THE HIGHLIGHTS
• KAREN KHACHANOV
• FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME
• STEFANOS TSITSIPAS
• DENIS SHAPOVALOV
• DOMINIC THIEM
• ‘Older and wiser’ Konta flying the flag for Britain
• FIVE TALKING POINTS AT THE ALL ENGLAND CLUB
• Kerber returning to her ‘special place’ but wipes the slate clean
• Mulraney aiming to make his new number count
• Hearts lose to Montrose as Well win and Dons, Dundee and Utd draw
• Heckingbot­tom keeping Mcnulty in mind but the show must go on
• Photocall /Halliday stops for a selfie as Rangers arrive home
• Spain’s kids secure Euro glory in Italy
• Lennon tips Jullien to star at Celtic
• Rapinoe ready to strike a pose anytime
• Mead: ‘We have nothing to fear’ from USA as squad build momentum and self-belief
• England rediscover batting verve to keep their semi-final bid alive
• Henry the hero for Ferguslie while West end Poloc’s run, but weather wins elsewhere
• Munsey applauds Forfar’s excellence at the crease but admits ‘we didn’t apply ourselves’
• REIFER URGES WINDIES TO FIND ‘WINNING WAYS’ IN LAST TWO MATCHES DESPITE THEIR ELIMINATIO­N
• Verstappen roars back to take the flag
• Two-goal Maccuish’s late winner sinks Kyles as Oban Camanachd retain cup

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