The Scotsman - 2018-04-24

• Motorists pay £5.6m price for squeeze on Scottish councils
• Royal Family welcomes its newest prince
• John Mcginn: ‘Scott Brown comparison­s bug me’
• ‘Marathon runners need heart checks’
• Nine dead as van hits pedestrian­s
• It was right to give Pulitzer Prize to a rapper
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Gaelic dictionary project handed extra £2.5m funding ten years after work began
• Outrage as SNH allows estates to cull 300 ravens in effort to save curlews
• Brexit ‘power grab’ talks into injury time
• Windrush generation to get citizenshi­p papers free
• Killer of Scottish police officer ‘wove noose’ before being found in his cell
• Police in Hamburg find body of Scot missing since stag weekend
• Case of missing Glasgow woman being treated as murder say police
• MOD accused of spending Libor welfare funds on ‘core’ services
• Exercise link to higher MND risk
• New arrival weeks before wedding
• Men guilty of murder after ‘armed expedition in car’
• Yoghurts contain almost all child’s daily sugar
• Universal Credit ‘a significan­t factor’ as use of food banks hits record high
• Scots in favour of medical DNA database
• Man fined £800 for posting video online of pug giving Nazi salutes
• Accused ‘searched for serial killers’
• High caffeine exposure link to overweight children
• Claudia Winkleman and Mary Berry join forces on new cooking show
• Rosyth freight ferry service closed after operators ‘lost hope’
• Pub blessed as church offers room at the inn for prayer
• MSP rescues elderly cyclist who fell into canal
• Paris suspect jailed over shots fired at police in Brussels raid
• South Koreans halt speaker propaganda broadcasts on border
• Who would become a Scottish MP?
• Archive of 1970s Scotland goes live
• Dornan wrong to ‘despise’ the UK
• When a WEE BOX can make such a BIG difference for families in poverty
• We all need to work together to provide tourists with the best that Scotland has to offer
• Windrush scandal blows apart any delusions over UK attitude to race relations
• Syrian bombing
• ON TWITTER
• Corvids ‘vendetta’
• Trump hotel tops
• Fast-growing CMS Window Systems lands £10m deal
• ‘Planning to fail’ is key to cyber-security
• Tax relief firm looks to grab slice of market in Scotland
• Ofcom must keep close eye on BBC’S recruitmen­t intentions
• Co-op green light for Nisa deal
• RESILIENCE
• Loss-making and sprawling Capita to ask investors for £700m in revamp
• Strutt & Parker Scotland chairman bows out as offices merge
• Weak sterling helps support Footsie index
• INSPIRING
• Ploughing and planting is bogged down by the rain
• Changing mood increases sales of private estates
• Global Excel can make it up to punters
• Disappoint­ed Murphy ‘fears the Crucible’
• Rayner labels the ECB’S plan for new 100-ball competitio­n a ‘hoax’
• Bellew claims ‘win-at-all-costs’ mindset will bring second win
• ‘When I saw the putt go in I thought someone above must have helped me’
• Wilson’s new deal gives him more time to work on his Scots accent
• Captain Hartley ruled out of England summer tour as concussion­s mount up
• Arfield on Rangers’ radar
• Keatings backed in depression battle
• Stenhousem­uir eye play-off place
• Wild celebratio­ns as Napoli win at Juve to raise hopes of first title since 1990
• Klopp urges fans to behave and think of the global image of club
• Hearts midfielder Beith to join Caley Thistle on three-year contract
• Lennon’s winning ways spreading through the entire club says Murray
• Brown stirs it up /‘Hibs are second best’
• New SFA boss Maxwell’s vow to build better future
• Warriors hit by Jones blow

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