The Scotsman - 2024-07-08

• Muir beats her own British record
• PM ‘has already had talks’ on securing Grangemout­h jobs
• Sturgeon ‘owes SNP MPS an apology’ after election failure
• Salmond: ‘One of few to vote for successful SNP candidate’
• Leadership rivals make first pitch for Tory top job
• Palestinia­n state ‘undeniable right’, says Prime Minister
• Disabled student told to study 100 miles away
• New vision for colleges may backfire
• Tablet found to increase IVF success rates in wake of ‘promising’ trial
• Rising costs force farmers to diversify
• Mosley to be honoured with Just One Thing Day across BBC
• Mpsmustdef­endagainst the enemies of democracy
• De facto done
• Swinney’s challenge to heal party divisions
• It’ sa ll ‘go’for Cat on her journey to self discovery amid aw hirlwind rise to Tiktok superstard­om
• The Friday Show
• ‘I love to tackle real-life topics in a light way’
• Employment law expert reveals the key risks AI poses and how to avoid them
• Virtual world’s real implicatio­ns
• What will Labour do for small businesses now?
• Blood scandal victims deserve proper justice
• Now & Then
• STIFF&SORE NO MORE!
• Be Proud can make trainer Goldie just that in today’s Ayr feature
• Turgis denies Pidcock at the line to take stage nine victory
• ‘I’m still crying’ says Hamilton as he hails long-awaited British GP victory
• ‘Fed-up’ Norris insists that he ‘threw it away’
• Shaw says England face ‘two big finals’ as bid to win Euros reaches its climax
• Well offer’s ‘viability is questioned
• Wimbledon better watch out… here comes the Sun
• Alcaraz shows off his never-say-die attitude in win over Humbert
• Ferguson fights back tears as win in Germany secures Open spot

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