The Scotsman - 2019-07-20

• ONE GIANT LEAP...
• Two Scottish linked oil tankers seized by Iran in Gulf
• Older drivers set to face compulsory eye tests
• ‘Battle for eyeballs’ sees BBC and ITV join forces to launch Britbox streaming service
• Hamilton creator reveals ‘easy decision’ to take on Dark Materials role
• Sending Queen to EU is ‘ridiculous’
• Hammond in fresh warning that he could vote to bring down Johnson
• New PM told to honour pledge to parents of premature babies
• Scottish Government poised to take over troubled shipyard in ferry row
• Religious order accused of playing ‘pass the paedophile’
• Early flu jab strategy announced after last year’s shortage chaos
• Discover hundreds of adventures with the National Trust for Scotland
• Residents run into the streets as earthquake shakes Athens
• Boeing sets aside $4.9bn to cover plane grounding payouts
• Drug deaths require action, not spin
• Donald Trump and race – like father, like son
• Thanks, but I’m ready for a pie and Bovril
• How to stop drunks ruining holiday flights
• Susan Dalgety
• Hysteria lesson?
• Plea for action on climate change ignores evidence that doesn’t back argument
• ON TWITTER
• Turbine turbulence
• Sick building?
• Scottish Ballet: Wee Hansel & Gretel
• Crazy night as monsters of make-up say farewell
• Kyle Eastwood Band
• A Game Of Death And Chance
• Sons of Kemet
• Benedetti – a role model for all young instrument­alists
• Kylie Minogue
• RBS’S Mcewan to return down under for top NAB role
• Shopfitter bought out of administra­tion
• Search buys Aberdeen healthcare company to boost Scots division
• Footsie sees day’s gains pared back
• Call for road users to respect each other’s space during peak season
• Ending pesticide use would cut crop yields by up to 40%
• Many-legged irritant of inheritanc­e tax
• Pernell Whitaker
• NOW & THEN
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Alaphilipp­e shocks even himself
• Macintyre confronts partner after his caddie’s mum is hit
• “The injury was the best thing that could have happened” James Mcpake on moving into management
• KILLIE ENTER OUR EUROPEAN HALL OF SHAME
• CHAMPIONSH­IP IS WORLD CUP FORM GUIDE
• EX-POLICEMAN DOIDGE ENJOYS NEW HIBS BEAT
• Westwood enlists helps of girlfriend as he tries to erase ‘nearly man’ tag
• 2ND RD SCORES
• Cut is agony as home boy Mcilroy
• Spieth determined to ‘walk tall’ as he brings himself into
• Contention after a difficult start to season
• Scott at the double as Motherwell enjoy Fir Park stroll against Morton
• Strachan set to put youth ‘obsession’ into practice
• Scots fail to repeat opening-day heroics and suffer Norway mauling
• Aberdeen hit by Nqweni’s health battle
• Mccullum and Guptill to star for Scots sides in new T20 tournament
• Muir feels she is shape to run a personal best in Anniversar­y Games 1,500m
• When I read the script, I thought, ‘Jesus, I want to knock that man’s head off the wall!’
• Digital tickets are great if you have paper
• Spa spy Straight talking
• Venture into vegan
• Jo Ahearne’s Croatian wines have a drop of Irish charm
• One day I’d like to be less worried
• Life on Earth, with songs
• ALSO SHOWING
• Shape of things to come
• Astepby step guide
• Hidden lives
• A Proper Person to be Detained
• Flaming eccentric
• ‘It’s a beautiful protest against the loss of everyday nature’
• Scottish stories
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• A world of wonders
• Your song of fire and ice
• Sotogrande
• ‘Cancer gave me a new perspectiv­e’
• Colin Jackson on winning the race for healthy eating
• A real glass act
• Climbing in Holyrood Park has a long history, but there are real risks as well as rewards
• Your life in the stars

The Scotsman - 2019-07-19

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