Humza Yousaf’s cabinet is meeting on Tuesday
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Welcome to your Tuesday morning news update from The Scotsman. 

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  Scottish ministers meet to rule on fate of deposit return scheme after UK knock back  
     
  Humza Yousaf’s cabinet is meeting on Tuesday  
     
Scottish ministers meet to rule on fate of deposit return scheme after UK knock back
     
   
     
 
D-Day: remembering the Normandy landings on the 79th anniversary
D-Day: remembering the Normandy landings on the 79th anniversary
 
     
 
Scotsman Obituaries: George Logan, Scottish musician and actor who was one half of popular drag duo Hinge and Bracket
Scotsman Obituaries: George Logan, Scottish musician and actor who was one half of popular drag duo Hinge and Bracket
 
     
 
Royal Blood rumpus: Shirley Bassey, Des O'Connor and Keith Richards all have tales to tell about hard-to-please Scotland
Royal Blood rumpus: Shirley Bassey, Des O'Connor and Keith Richards all have tales to tell about hard-to-please Scotland
 
     
 
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: Leith Docks lined up for cruise liner ‘FringeShip’
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: Leith Docks lined up for cruise liner ‘FringeShip’
 
     
 
Children as young as eight referred for housebreaking incidents
Children as young as eight referred for housebreaking incidents
 
     
 
New organisers set to win control of Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay festivals till 2030
New organisers set to win control of Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay festivals till 2030
 
     
 
Warning tourism businesses “won’t survive” because of Scottish Government policies
Warning tourism businesses “won’t survive” because of Scottish Government policies
 
     
 
"Grieving families deserve answers about what went so tragically wrong during the pandemic"
"Grieving families deserve answers about what went so tragically wrong during the pandemic"
 
     
 
'The Scottish Government cannot feign deafness over calls from businesses that compensation must now be paid"
'The Scottish Government cannot feign deafness over calls from businesses that compensation must now be paid"
 
     
 
Demand for number of suicides among police officers to be recorded amid concerns of potential 'hidden toll'
Demand for number of suicides among police officers to be recorded amid concerns of potential 'hidden toll'
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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