The Scotsman - 2017-04-07

• And they’re off... racegoers line up for Grand National Festival
• Sturgeon attacks May over ‘disgusting’ rape clause plan
• SFA hearing delay ‘bang out of order’ claims Hibs manager
• US says Assad should have ‘no role’ in wake of attack
• Obama to visit Scotland for charity talk
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scots firm to give US restaurant­s a better bit of seaweed butter
• SNP MSP calls for backbenche­rs at Holyrood to take on the government
• Hidden crisis shows one in ten Scots are out of work
• Ukip demands by-election after Reckless defects back to Tories
• May and Tusk agree work needed to lower tensions after Gibraltar clash
• Court rules against school term-time holidays
• UK benefits changes to strip £200m from Scots welfare budget
• Paedophile filmed himself raping three-year-old boy
• Angry brides threaten to sue dress shop
• Gene testing for inherited condition may prevent heart deaths
• Catholic Church-run homes to be focus of child abuse inquiry
• Free bus pass turns elderly into happiest travellers
• Committee chief steps down from inquiry into Russia’s election role
• No hope of being left holding the baby
• Debut data festival proves a hit for Scotland’s ever-growing tech industry
• Sturgeon should have stuck to business and left her referendum fetish at airport
• School time court ruling is victory for common sense
• Scotrail needs joined-up thinking
• Inside Transport
• We must stop treating EU students as pawns
• Sturgeon is as canny as she is cautious in her pursuit of independen­ce for Scotland
• Westminste­r attack fuels the fires of extremist hate
• Pop the kettle on, grab a biscuit and make someone’s life better today
• On your marks, kids, for a better start in life
• Landlord laws
• Energy costs
• Has anyone told the First Minister she is not a head of state while on trip to US?
• ON TWITTER
• Brexit brickbats
• Vehicle emissions
• Demand increases for Scots jobs but supply dwindling
• Pharma group receives £920k injection
• Co-op gives cautious outlook after falling into red with 2016 loss
• No kidding around as website revamp propels Mothercare to 18-month high
• Action needed to tackle shortage of digital skills in workforce
• Footsie down in advance of Trump event
• Arthur Bisguier
• Tenants raise fears over transfer of crown estate
• Biostimula­nts to be tested on wheat, barley and oilseed rape
• SPORTS DIGEST
• RACE RETURNS
• NOT SO GRAND
• GLENDALE TIPS
• Britain hope experience is key to success as French play game of risk
• Hamilton fears downpour in China will rain on his parade
• Edinburgh can’t help looking ahead
• Hearts opt not to appeal Nicholson’s spit red card
• Fay’s switch to Iceland gets Signeul’s backing
• Beerman unruffled by special attention
• Sammon accuses Caixinha of ‘disrespect’ but predicts a bright future for Ibrox teenager
• Masters starts under a cloud after Johnson’s painful exit
• Young and old, ‘Arnie’s Army’ play part in tasteful tribute to four-time winner
• FORD PICK UP WHERE THEY LEFT OFF
• SCALING NEW HEIGHTS
• THE LITTLE TOUCHES
• NO WRONG ANSWER
• RAF and Lamborghin­i join forces to support Benevolent fund
• MOST NEW CARS CAN’T MATCH CLAIMED ECONOMY

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