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The Scotsman
21 Jun, 2019
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Met Office weather warning: Thunderstorms set to drench Scotland next week
The Met Office has warned of heavy rainfall and flooding as thunderstorms are poised to sweep across Scotland.
Latest News
Minister Mark Field suspended over video of him grabbing protester

A government minister has been suspended while being investigated over footage showing him forcibly removing a female protester from a black-tie dinner in the City of London.
Citizens of all countries living in Scotland to be given vote at indyref2

Citizens of all nationalities living in Scotland are to be given the vote in a move that will add around 55,000 people to the electoral roll.
Strippers across Scotland to protest plan to ban Glasgow lapdance clubs

Strippers from all over Scotland are set to protest against plans to ban lapdancing clubs in Glasgow - which could become the first UK city to outlaw them.
Letters: I voted No in 2014, but Boris Johnson is forcing many like me to reconsider independence

The prospect of Boris Johnson leading the UK is forcing many unionists to consider Scottsih independence, a Scotsman reader writes.
Sport Update
Scottish Football Live: Danish international to replace Lustig? | Premier League goalkeeper wanted by Hibs | Aribo latest | New contract for Rangers striker | Turnbull signs

Is an ex-Rangers youngster set for Celtic? GMS is primed for an MLS move and David Turnbull will have his medical ahead of his move to Parkhead.
Celtic boss Neil Lennon looking at ‘different formations’ and plans to recruit in 3 or 4 positions – Danish right-back linked

Neil Lennon has revealed that fans could see a slightly different Celtic next season.
Rangers transfer latest: How Charlton boss Lee Bowyer is trying to thwart Joe Aribo’s move to Ibrox

Lee Bowyer is to make one last-ditch bid to keep Rangers target Joe Aribo at Charlton.
How the 2019/2020 Scottish Premiership will finish – according to bookmakers’ odds

The fixtures are out and the bookmakers odds have set the tone for the season ahead.
And finally...
Album reviews: Bruce Springsteen | Roger Daltrey | Kate Tempest

The Boss and Roger Daltrey both embrace orchestral arrangements on their latest releases, writes Fiona Shepherd
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