The Scotsman - 2019-07-09

• Air pollution prematurel­y ages lungs by four years
• Don’t judge private schools by Boris buffoonery
• Trump says he won’t work with UK ambassador
• Two in court after teen killed in ‘race’
• Graduation­s
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Join the club - visitors check in for a terrace with a view as exclusive venue is reborn
• ‘An alternativ­e future for Princes Street’: How the grand dame can be saved
• Citizens’ Assembly to ‘change tone of debate’
• GPS trackers used on school children across Scotland in battle against smoking
• BA facing record fine of £183m over major data breach
• Alice’s ‘impossible’ story is reduced to size of single hair
• Government accused of ‘leaning on’ arts body
• ‘I was so wrapped up in me I couldn’t be happy for my sister’
• Gabrielle and Jessica are perfect partners in new US police drama
• Tories accuse SNP of ‘driving division’ with minister’s ‘needless’ Brussels trip
• Take hospital control away from health boards: MSP
• World Cup-winning coach in ‘cheeky’ nod to her Scottish mother
• Sea change as former ferry port transforms into watersport­s venue
• New drugs win backing to boost hopes of breast and blood cancer patients
• Away with the fairies – forest workers clear ‘clouties’ at spirit site
• ‘The Terminator’ rebel leader convicted of Congo war crimes
• Mitsotakis sworn in as Greek prime minister after resounding win
• All the fun of the Glasgow Fair as a city shut down for summer
• Tackling the housing crisis means planners and builders working better together
• Almost third of Scots are obese – and at risk of more cancers than smokers
• Leaked Trump intel no laughing matter
• Inside Environmen­t
• Change in rules for short-term letting mustn’t kill off the tourism boom
• Attracting big institutio­nal investors is the key to getting a healthy rental sector
• Barnett bust-up
• Time for Labour, Tories and Lib Dems to form a Scottish national unity party
• ON TWITTER
• The ba’s burst
• Lidl to create 500 Scottish jobs with a dozen new stores
• IOD Scotland names new national director
• App targeting surplus food has appetite for expansion
• Clyde ferry operator Western names Lord Robertson as new chairman
• SME staff work during holidays
• Tie-ups boost Scots culture by £1.1m
• Builders should think outside the modular box
• Aberdeen tech group offloads unit as major portfolio restructur­e continues
• Blue-chips see week get off to subdued start
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Joao Gilberto
• NOW & THEN
• Leon Kossoff
• ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY
• QUEEN MARGARET UNIVERSITY
• QUEEN MARGARET UNIVERSITY
• QUEEN MARGARETUN­IVERSITY
• NFUS: Tory aid pledge ‘is just a drop in the ocean’
• Angus firm at forefront of moves to cut pesticide usage
• Lack of supply demands developmen­ts
• Danny’s double delight at Ayr
• Exclusive Renaissanc­e welcomes fans - and chance to prove itself
• Adam out to enjoy some home comfort
• Cat’s Muirfield hope/matthew still keen to become member
• Revitalise­d Henry adamant he can still ‘make something big happen’
• Open prize fund rises significan­tly to $4.5m
• Mellow yellow /Alaphilipp­e stays level-headed on final climb to take over lead
• New Zealand’s ‘underdog’ status no issue for optimistic Williamson
• Cannon goes as assistant coach is appointed
• PSG vow to take action as Neymar fails to show
• Djoum’s Saudi switch confirmed after four years with Hearts
• New faces leave Gerrard spoilt for choice
• Morgan and Heath hail ‘fantastic leader’ Rapinoe as equal-pay fight continues
• Athens agony fuels Brown’s desire to reach group stage
• Subdued Coco bids farewell ...but only for the time being
• Konta conquers her nerves and Kvitova to march into last eight
• Ntcham faces Lennon wrath

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