The Scotsman - 2018-04-02

• Scotland braces for a wintry end to Easter
• Scots councils urged to end funeral charge for children
• Izzard warns Labour must eradicate anti-semitism
• Castle banishes blue-look after Twitter storm
• Lesley Riddoch questions the unwarrante­d silence over Clara Ponsati arrest
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Pokemon goes Scottish: Live-action film shoots in stunning tourist hot-spots
• Scots teenager seriously hurt in hit and run incident begins to walk again
• Alex Salmond vows he won’t be ‘bullied’ into ending RT programme
• Cops in cafés is a return to police boxes, chief claims
• Overcrowdi­ng in Scotland’s private rented sector is soaring, say Labour
• Paramedics deal with 50 alcohol cases a day
• Fife father finally accepts that missing son is dead
• BBC targets 50/50 gender split in one year
• NMS show set to shatter some myths about glass
• Broadband woes hit over half of all UK households
• Rail fares cost some Scots a fifth of wages
• Boost for low income families in Scotland as £2m fund is set up
• Pope Francis calls for peace in Syria during Easter message
• Governor resigns after fire in Russian shopping centre
• Rebel deaths spark massive anti-india protests in Kashmir
• The Government keeps thanking me for advice I haven’t given. So who has?
• Inside Arts
• You are the weakest link: learn not to be
• Third party funding for legal claims is here to stay
• New initiative set to deliver internatio­nal expansion for Scottish lawyers and legal firms
• Citizen income
• Child poverty
• Hellish beliefs
• SNP policies to blame for failure to act on three-year-old pledge on bed blocking
• ON TWITTER
• Still The Gaffer
• Scots IPO market to slow as UK faces ‘promising’ 2018
• Key hires for Edinburgh pharma business
• Technology key to the future
• Engineerin­g firm steels itself for expansion
• TYPICALLY GRITTY
• Dismal weather or not, moving Easter won’t help
• Australian­s still hurting despite the Paine barrier
• Mcgregor: No point baiting Brown
• Draw can inspire us to cause Old Firm problems – Mccann
• Hibs shake themselves into life ... even without their manager
• Murphy: The players behind ‘motivator’ Murty 100 per cent
• May recapturin­g goalscorin­g touch at just the right time for Aberdeen
• Old faces create new spark for Celtic
• Strength in depth is the key for Clarke as Kilmarnock stretch winning run to four
• Mcilroy will make sacrifices to win a career slam
• Lyle’s Masters win made me work harder to follow in his footsteps – Lawrie
• Mcginley: Don’t mess with what makes Masters great
• Ayr take the points late on to stay three clear of Raith in race for title
• Peterhead keep top spot but Montrose closing in
• Edinburgh focus on ‘cup final’ to come
• Jed pay off some old scores
• CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR
• Stirling earn first cup final place with eight-try destructio­n of Hawick
• Alli helps to break 28-year hoodoo as Spurs race away

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