The Scotsman - 2020-07-14

• Care sector fears new crisis over post-brexit visa snub
• Prepare for ‘pandemic of grief ’ after missed Covid funerals, say experts
• Andy Robertson: I had Celtic dream, now I want to end career at Liverpool
• Graduation­s: Four pages of listings from West of Scotland University
• Zero cycling deaths is possible in our cities
• Spirit of the Fringe to head online
• Cancer checks to resume
• + Martin Dempster on golf
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scottish osprey chicks Doddie, Vera and Captain named after inspiratio­nal figures
• New TV drama highlights Stephen Lawrence family’s fight for justice
• Spike in Glasgow cases will not lead to lockdown says Sturgeon
• Dentists bare teeth despite pledge to let them open
• Concern over Brexit border plans
• Urgent review of asylum seeker housing
• Barnard Castle benefits from Cummings eye test exposure
• Llama’s antibodies have shown potential to combat coronaviru­s
• Potential surge in HIV, TB and malaria due to coronaviru­s
• UK told to prepare now for second wave
• Warning that suicide prevention needs to be a ‘priority public health issue’
• Quiz suspends supplier amid claims about exploitati­on at UK factory
• Asda equal pay fight goes to Supreme Court
• Heard ‘threw haymaker punch’ after 30th party
• Middle aged will see more years of ill health than baby boomers
• The author who got her ducks in a row
• How the world’s great art galleries are adapting to the pandemic
• Highlands seed boost for ‘precarious’ Alpine flower
• Actress Kelly Preston has died after two-year battle with breast cancer
• Mars facing Earth ‘invasion’ as three countries prepare launch
• Poland’s conservati­ve president wins second term in narrow vote
• Fight for jobs is a fight for equality
• Mysterious death of a prized Scots plant hunter
• US Supreme Court shows it will stand up to ‘the most dangerous man in world’
• Brexit ideology risks care home disaster
• Inside Environmen­t
• Zoo and wildlife park are open again – now the hard work starts
• Wanting to learn or develop job skills? Then The Open University is for you
• Parking plot?
• Safedentis­try
• ON TWITTER
• Shops reopen...
• Oncology drugs accelerato­r gains £1.7m funds boost
• Rever completes contract in North Sea
• Huge Glasgow office project due to finish work in 2022
• The Glasgow Distillery Company secures lending support from Barclays
• Video firm focusing on growth
• Fife’s Eden Mill cheers lockdown sales
• Covid-19 accelerati­ng change in office working
• G4S on rise as wider market makes gains
• Johnny Beattie
• NOW & THEN
• Bullish Highland Show organisers vow to return
• UNIVERSITY OFTHE WEST OF SCOTLAND
• UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF SCOTLAND
• Squareston­e and Flavourly toast deal
• Prescott hopes to keep up his fine form at Ayr with two live chances
• Mia Mento can get her chin in front for Atzeni in Bath handicap
• Hamilton still hopes he can unite grid over racism
• Indian logo and Redskins moniker have been dropped
• Twickenham possible venue for Scotland’s Six Nations finale v Wales
• Buttler retains Silverwood’s faith as Denly looks doomed
• Open competitio­ns bring in valuable cash for clubs… let’s hope they return soon
• Syme and Howie emerge from shutdown in style
• You’ll not see nothing like the Mighty Quinn
• Late leveller is Champions League blow for United
• Kouider-aissa can’t wait for a taste of the Premiershi­p
• Budge places sporting director plan on hold
• City overturn European ban after appeal to CAS
• Nisbet accepts lower pay due to Hibs’ financial woes
• MATTHEW FARNHAM

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