The Scotsman - 2021-07-01

• Third dose of vaccine for over-70s ahead of winter
• Dozens dead in Canadian heatwave
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• The route to Level 0 – and taking joy in the normal
• Lost castle built on slave money
• Coach firm targets zeroemissi­ons fleet
• Without quick action to stop poisonous emissions, many of the world’s lakes will become lifeless, writes Antonia Law
• ‘The Claret Jug is like part of the furniture now’
• Farmers are ready for climate change but need support
• Euro 2020: Is it really ‘coming home’
• William and Harry expected to be reunited for unveiling of statue of Diana
• Bill Cosby’s sex assault conviction overturned by Pennsylvan­ia court
• Starmer on form despite rumours of coup plotting
• Sturgeon accused of messaging failure as 2000 cases linked to crowds of Euros fans
• Malta refuses to accept NHS app as proof of vaccinatio­n
• Analysis: Do Covid case numbers still matter amid vaccine progress?
• Murray among sports stars offering advice
• Universiti­es advised to postpone freshers’ week when students return due to risk of spread
• Three in four primaries have suspended sports activities
• Classes not being informed of contact with positive covid cases after term ends
• Drama on rise and fall of women’s football to be staged at Tynecastle
• Rumsfeld, architect of Iraq War, dies at 88
• UK government fails to declare that a Scottish Sikh’s arrest and imprisonme­nt in India is an ‘arbitrary detention’
• Using insects as feed could save habitats
• Agreement reached to extend grace period in Brexit ‘sausage war’
• Connolly in new series on his career
• Diet rich in Omega-3 fatty acids ‘could reduce migraines’
• Report warns of impact of climate change on Glasgow
• Music industry pleads for certainty on restrictio­ns as date set for awards
• Call to beef up Lords vetting after row over peerage for Tory backer
• Scottish canals ‘to reach net zero by 2030’ after £250k Falkirk Wheel investment
• Here’s what I learned after taking four weeks leave for stress
• Give kids a sporting chance to succeed
• A seed which holds the essence of growth
• Build bridges
• ON TWITTER
• A game-changer in Cold and flu fight
• New course providing the skills for healthcare staff to face tomorrow’s challenges
• Degree course is transformi­ng opportunit­ies and life chances
• Hub programme delivering success across Scotland
• Sturgeon's a good tactician but lacks strategy to deliver Scottish independen­ce
• I'll feel cheated if trans athlete lifts the gold
• North Korea’s leader Kim berates officials over ‘crucial’ virus lapse
• Sustainabl­e Scotland: ‘Glasgow Green: high hopes ahead of COP26’
• Earth first when it comes to plans for final frontier
• Long rein of the law… On patrol with a special breed
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Tom Richardson
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Training to help cut farm deaths
• Food innovation hub moves step closer
• Researcher­s secure funds to develop shape-shifting industrial lasers
• Whisky maker toasts resilient results
• Scotland’s young business leaders prioritise innovation and digital investment to forge ahead during Covid recovery
• Sir Tom in search for next big thing
• Landlords are not the bad guys of pandemic
• FTSE narrowly avoids June dip after a dissapoint­ing day
• University of St Andrews
• Root says England ready to ditch rotation policy in bid to field strongest Test team
• Cotswolds raider As You Like bids to land feature race on return to Perth
• Popov recalls ‘Carnoustie cringe’ as she gears up for Open defence
• Pogacar delivers statement with stage victory but Van Der Poel keeps yellow jersey
• Townsend to bench as Lineen makes seven changes for Italy
• Weightlift­ers ‘do not have to sacrifice femininity’
• England expects… but is it really ‘coming home’?
• Benitez promises to ‘fight’ for Everton despite ‘small club’ jibe
• Tottenham appoint Nuno after 72-day search for new boss
• Chief scout Murray leaves after 25 years
• Booth quits Glasgow City to take up Women’s Super League role at Birmingham
• Flying in friendlies is fine but Halkett eyes real lift off
• Murray the magnificen­t somehow finds way to win
• Boulter has no regrets after Sabalenka loss
• Impressive Evans sweeps aside Lajovic
• DJOKOVIC – I DON’T MIND SLIPPING IF I KEEP WINNING
• Hibs snatch Doyle-hayes from United
• Historic treat
• Fresh to Market: Longniddry Village
• Inside View: James Denne, Knight Frank
• Designer Outlet: Antonia Burnett
• TV stars’ design takes
• Quaint corner
• From lofty castles to bunkers undergroun­d

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