The Scotsman - 2017-04-25

• Hospital in crisis as 36 A&E patients left waiting for a bed
• Arctic blast brings balmy April to an abrupt end
• There’s no need to ‘put a kilt’ on Welsh’s very Scottish film
• ‘Invincible­s’ status is not the be-all and end-all, says Celtic manager
• Sturgeon: Election not about indyref
• Le Pen steps down as NF leader
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• City aims to make more space for cyclists
• Dear Colleagues
• Ambulance service given £6.3m funding for community health push
• MSPS to call for ‘rape clause’ to be scrapped as Davidson faces grilling
• Exercise boosts brain power for over-50s
• Evictions by social landlords on the rise
• Outrage as dredger causes ‘appalling’ damage to reef
• Whyte told Rangers bosses he was ‘paying for the club himself ’
• ‘Musican’s cramp’ could end leading piper’s career
• Nastase unrepentan­t over ban for abuse of British tennis players
• Foodbank referrals soar in areas signed up to Universal Credit
• Prince takes the helm of steam train his donation helped restore
• US renews threat of strike on North Korea as China urges calm
• Man’s life is saved by defibrilla­tor donated by family after son’s accident death
• Scottish Labour needs a Plan B – or it will die opposing independen­ce
• Treating symptoms won’t solve problem
• Inside Environmen­t
• Business must lead
• Are we being served? Not by my ‘local’ bank
• You can be responsibl­e for yourself – it’s really not that hard these days
• Emissions cut is win-win, global warming or not
• There is whisky galore but we must mind the gap and let rail take strain
• Action on developmen­t being linked to transport and infrastruc­ture long overdue
• Nicola’s battle
• The wasteland
• Actually, Hadrian’s Wall was never the boundary between Scotland and England
• ON TWITTER
• Competitio­n fears voiced as soccer firms mull merger
• SEP leads funding round for crafts group
• Edinburgh sees biggest office letting of the year
• Tres bon for markets as prospect of President Macron pleases
• Perth building changes hands
• Small firms raise new concerns over post-brexit future for EU workers
• Property group LCP takes aim at Scotland with Glasgow base
• Markets surge on hopes of Macron win
• Magdalena Abakanowic­z
• ‘No plans’ for transition­al support warns Ewing
• MP – ‘Brexit is an excuse to kick convergenc­e cash into long grass’
• Investors still have appetite for deals
• Lucas aiming for Games standard in the Scottish Championsh­ips
• Under-18s sign off with mixed fortunes
• Blossoming young talent hints at better times ahead for Scots
• Ruling over Thompson penalty set to be announced
• Extra viewing platforms to give 2,000 fans a better sight of Open play
• A win is what matters for Hayes, however it happens
• DIFFERENT RULES
• Gordon relieved to get back to keeping a clean sheet
• Hibs are the second-best team in Scotland insists boss Lennon
• ILIE NASTASE

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