The Scotsman - 2018-04-09

• Golden day for Scotland on super Sunday at the Games
• SNP MP rails against online abuse from indy supporters
• Trump warns of ‘big price to pay’ over Syria attack
• Lesley Riddoch on the many benefits of being a small country
• Food for thought:
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fans’ joy as Kay makes surprise appearance at charity comedy screening
• Council staff falls to lowest level since devolution onset
• Russian ambassador wants meeting with Met over Glushkov death inquiry
• Johnson brands Corbyn Kremlin’s ‘useful idiot’ over spy’s poisoning
• First responder’s average time to reach emergency ‘doubles’
• Hundreds of Scots GPS retire early as workload pressures cause ‘burn-out’
• Childcare training places to be increased
• ‘Global interest’ in living on Ulva as community prepares buy-out bid
• Censorship on campus drives creation of new website
• Rudd to do ‘whatever it takes’ to make London streets safe again
• Tug-of-love dad freed from Thailand prison
• Police officers put wrong fuel in patrol cars 16 times
• Let elderly Scots keep beloved pets in care homes, says Labour
• Footballer Goodwillie penniless after losing rape case in civil court
• Call for paternity leave to be doubled
• Trump Tower fire kills one man and leaves four firefighte­rs hurt
• Orban on course for fourth term as PM as Hungarians go to polls
• Prosecutor­s ‘no idea’ why man drove into crowd outside pub
• Sites to see where the Jacobite cause lost and won
• It’s good for art to make people wonder ‘what was all that about?’ Kirsty Gunn
• Inside Arts
• Powers of Attorney are for everyone
• Good intentions don’t necessaril­y make good laws
• Employee ownership may be the answer for businesses
• Trade unions have led way in fight for increased taxes to fund local government
• Lostrevenu­es?
• Gender equality
• ON TWITTER
• Period poverty
• M-way madness?
• Scottish growth grinds to a halt in tough start to year
• Biggest M&A splurge in more than a decade
• Scotland’s data role reinforced
• Sparkling results for jewellery specialist
• European IPO activity on a high
• Union wishlist is a veritable pick and mix for farmers
• CONFERENCE A
• IN CONTROL
• Melrose win ugly to clinch title and close in on double
• Kenya too strong for Scots in quarter-final
• ‘We should have Old Firm decider’
• Griffiths makes instant impact for Celtic
• Martin Dempster reports from Augusta
• SUPER Sunday
• We still have what it takes to finish second, says Stevenson
• Halliday hoping he’s done enough to be in frame for semi-final
• Winning run brings back Killie fans
• Hearts dent Aberdeen ambitions
• St Mirren champagne stays on ice but only one point required at Tannadice
• Dry overcomes the pain to clinch magnificen­t bronze
• Ayr hit back from early blow to stretch lead to five points
• Montrose get chance to go top after thrashing Stirling
• Vettel gets his strategy right to grab second successive victory

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