The Scotsman - 2019-07-08

• Game-changer: USA win World Cup watched around the globe
• Scotland’s population ‘half a million short in 20 years’
• Inquiry into leak of ambassador’s memos
• UK’S oldest Arctic tern found dead
• A kinder politics is just wishful thinking argues Brian Montieth
• Graduation­s
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Mussels endure ‘stress’ due to ship noise
• Kylie and The Cure make Oxfam donation after Glastonbur­y
• Spike in cocaine-related deaths as charities warn of rise in users
• Tories in crisis over no-deal as MPS step up plans to block chaotic Brexit
• Pressure on Mundell to quit Cabinet
• NFU wearns of no-deal mass sheep slaughter
• Labour ‘civil war’ over BBC documentar­y
• Children’s ‘lives may be cut short by pollution’
• Hundreds fall foul of new Sunday parking charges
• Stevie Wonder reveals kidney transplant to fans at UK festival
• How a bad case of ‘Go!’ fever may have caused Apollo 1 tragedy
• ‘It’s about power, it’s about control, it’s about coercion. It’s about regret’
• Single-use packaging adds £600m each year to Scots’ shopping bills
• Sick kids’ ventilatio­n system ‘was too slow’
• ‘Plan B’ for independen­ce without a referendum
• Tip of the iceberg? New ‘Vegebot’ can cut lettuces
• Tsipras looks destined for defeat in snap Greek general election
• Billionair­e financier Epstein arrested for sex-traffickin­g
• World Cup can be a game changer
• Promised a new life but for many it was death in paradise
• Devolution should bind us closer to the countries of the United Kingdom
• A problem that transcends politics
• Happy ending need not be a fairy tale
• If you need to suspend an employee, play it by the book
• Legal firms need assurance over law review implicatio­ns
• Brexit risks
• Strident nationalis­ts still failing to present viable case for breaking up Union
• Costlyco2c­uts
• ON TWITTER
• Wording worries
• Face up to it, ours is a superficia­l culture
• Blonde Bomshells of 1943
• Ten years on, Kelburn still flies the flag for bohemia
• Brodies bullish on 2020 prospects as income hits record
• Shepherd & Wedderburn banks gains
• Investors are preparing to head for the exits
• National charity appoints new chief executive to build legacy
• Plans to let Edinburgh bloom
• Brokering relationsh­ips vital to post-brexit future
• Will Facebook’s Libra scale up to disrupt banks?
• Meat eating hits Brakes after vegan supply deal
• Dr Ian James Burns
• NOW & THEN
• Offering help for those considerin­g an industry exit
• Course record sets Henry on way to play-off victory
• Daly to play ‘through the pain’ in Open after R&A rejects his bid to use buggy at Portrush
• Rahm gets Open boost with his second Irish title in three years
• Gerrard tells Morelos suitors: It’s now or never for any bids
• Docherty eager to prove his first-team credential­s
• Horgan confident Gordon’s takeover will have positive effect on Hibernian
• Simunovic has ‘nothing to fear’ in Sarajevo after internatio­nal U-turn
• Dembele impressive but Arbroath net only goal
• Sibling bragging rights stay in Glenavon
• Levein won’t take the risk with returning Walker who faces fight to make cup clash
• After missing out on the final, that was enough for us, says England’s Bronze
• Singles remain the ticket
• Carefree Coco keeps cool in the cauldron
• Resilient Konta faces toughest challenge yet in former champion Kvitova
• Positive day for Thomas but time trial victory still proving elusive
• England happy to chase victory despite setbacks
• Clarke refuses to take title for granted despite impressive win over champions
• Petrie hails Arbroath’s surprise triumph

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