The Scotsman - 2024-06-18

• Anti-racism group calls for clarificat­ion
• What the rise of Reform means for the election in Scotland
• Manifesto tees up party’s push for power at Holyrood
• Chauffeurs say airport baggage delays are leading to hefty parking charges
• Rod Stewart defends his support for Ukraine
• Olympians sound ‘alarm bells’ on games heat
• Losing Summerhall ‘would be disastrous for Scots culture’
• Outsourcin­g plans put free school music lessons at risk
• £13m research facility at papermill site
• Killer of former Fettes teacher Coshan in catfishing plot jailed for at least 22 years
• Council set to give extra £2m to the Citizens
• Peace conference outcome ‘close to zero’
• Under-pressure Netanyahu nd dissolves Gaza war cabinet
• Life and death of ‘Organic Jim’, Edinburgh eccentric
• Funds needed
• The UK needs a ‘One Nation’ Tory fightback
• How whisky became more Than just a drink
• The west Highland hotel that should be on everyone’s bucket list
• ‘It’s fun to look at this through a UK lens’
• As big guns go AWOL I’m starting to feel sorry for Rishi
• Controvers­ial Brewdog boss aiming to help
• More sectors of UK economy show growth signs
• Scotland’s start-up hotspots may surprise
• Delivering social housing is getting harder than ever
• European Investors in better spirits after political uncertaint­y fuelled losses
• Nicholas Ball
• Now & Then
• Lesley Mcdougall
• Norrie vows to keep up the hard work after falling at first hurdle at Queen’s
• Murray backs No 1 Draper to reach the top
• Epic US Open finish can’t just be something fans see at the majors
• ‘Distraught Rory can bounce back’
• Rangers’ forgotten man Hagi plays his part in impressive Romania victory
• France edge Austria but Mbappe substitute­d following head collision
• Southgate is reassured by England’s resilience
• One thing is certain, we must see a bit of fighting spirit
• Scots’ Cologne record doesn’t exactly bring cause for optimism

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