The Scotsman - 2019-07-22

• Irish eyes smiling after Open glory
• Johnson set to face more resignatio­ns as Hammond eyes the exit
• UK accused of ‘failure’ over Iranian tanker crisis
• The dream Scots home which hides a tragic past
• Scots reject cash: ATM use drops
• Review: Proclaimer­s are the kings of the Castle
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Who will be the next chancellor?
• Fresh food lags in third on no-deal priority list
• Johnson and partner facing overnight ban from Balmoral
• ‘Baffling’ lack of money spent on reducing chronic pain waiting times
• Us-iran conflict would be ‘worse’ than the Iraq war
• Cross-party pressure on Javid to lift ‘shooting galleries’ ban
• Half a million Whirlpool dryers recalled
• Police officer dies visiting Skye’s Fairy Pools
• Buyers hit by SNP’S ‘unfair’ charges on second homes
• Peanut butter and Murray link drive polar trek
• Grouse shooting on moors ‘helps other species thrive’
• ‘I loved the loneliness and the drama of this remote corner of the world’
• ‘He was a remarkable individual – he wanted to bring joy to other people’
• Man held as police launch city murder investigat­ion
• Highland Games beer tents in alcohol ban row
• Ebola in Africa a genuine risk for the UK, says frontline medic
• Festival strike action by bus drivers hinges on vote over pay deal
• All change in Ukraine as new party set to win snap election
• Police fire tear gas as Hong Kong protesters continue marching
• The Liberal Democrats are leading the fight against cliff-edge Brexit
• A Johnson premiershi­p will be one of surprises
• Putting country before party
• Inside Justice
• Taped talk can cost jobs and reputation­s
• The law on civil partnershi­p is set to change across UK
• Award of damages to injured cyclists does not amount to a test case
• It’s time to think differentl­y about brand protection
• Naval concerns
• Time for strong leadership to guide Scotland away from folly of splitting up UK
• Drugs crisis
• ON TWITTER
• Driver eye tests
• Cooper dazzles as Bard’s sweet prince
• Magnetic Alder’s swirling torrent of emotional extremes
• Edinburgh Jazz Festival: Strata
• Divis reach record Q2 high but payout outlook weakens
• Digital to help double Touchstone sales
• Ex-deloitte chief Kerr unveiled as future chair of digital group
• Youth outreach fosters skills
• Failure to care for ‘invisible disabiliti­es’ is costly
• Tedsummit helps brand Scotland make a mark
• Scottish legal firm banks sixth annual revenue rise
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Denys Andrews CBE
• NOW & THEN
• A pivotal point lies ahead for industry
• Goldie’s Nicholas T can bloom with Flower Show victory at Ayr
• Hairs hits a magnificen­t 179 not out against backdrop of sadness
• Clarke prepared for a tight finish to the season as front-runners all win
• Sharp has her mojo back as she battles to Anniversar­y victory
• Mclay puts focus on the positives after relay outing
• STEVEN GERRARD
• Lowry surfs wave of emotion to deliver Open for Ireland
• Former Open winner Cink still savours his Turnberry play-off win a decade on
• Macintyre revels in brilliant O pen debut
• Hill’s triumph makes it two success stories on bounce for Scottish golf
• James: ‘Hibs still have work to do’
• Kane upstages Ronaldo and Juventus with superb winner from halfway line
• Wright seeking new striker as Saints rue a lack of fire power
• Airdrie hold on for win as Clyde rally comes up short
• Hamill braced for toughest test yet as Scots bring down the curtain on Euros campaign
• Helping hand for Celtic’s Elhamed
• Yates climbs to second stage win as Alaphilipp­e shows weakness
• Old master rolls back the years to prevail in Vegas
• Pacquiao quashes Khan’s hopes despite Briton indicating fight had been agreed for November

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