The Scotsman - 2018-05-07

• Bubbling laughter as Scotland heads for hottest day of the year
• New education row as figures show drop in spend per pupil
• Less than £500k to end funeral fees for children
• Rodgers kicks Hearts into long grass
• It’s a kind of magic at Edinburgh fest
• ‘Keep fighting, Boss’: Messages of goodwill pour in for Sir Alex
• Queen Street is ‘most unpopular’ station in the UK
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• THE WEATHER
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Model Indian ballet student overcomes stigma to pursue his dream – in Argyll
• Scotrail pulls plug on electric car charging points over faulty connection­s
• Andrew Marr to undergo treatment for kidney cancer
• Delays over fishing quotas deal now hurting Scottish industry – Ewing
• May fightback over ‘customs partnershi­p’ as Clark warns of job losses
• Second Brexit referendum ‘main event’, says Sturgeon ally
• Corbyn accused of cowardice over Brexit
• SATISFACTI­ON RATINGS FOR RAILWAY STATIONS
• Mcdonnell admits anti-semitism storm affected Labour council election results
• Dunblane survivor calls for meeting with Trump
• Sex workers join ‘iconic’ May Day march for the first time
• School bullies at Watson’s ‘drove’ novelist to suicide bid
• Teacher may have to leave Scotland after husband’s visa refusal
• Revealed: Hitchcock heroine who married into Scottish aristocrac­y
• Call for Sinn Fein to back UK covenant
• Israel accuses Iran of supplying Syria with weapons to attack it
• Lava eruptions destroy Hawaii homes
• Civilians killed in rebel clashes with soldiers amid Kashmir unrest
• Bright future for island families at former Cold War base
• Culture is popping up all over the place in this ‘reimagined’ nation
• Get ready for D-day in data protection
• Vive la différence! Why we must value the individual
• Company Voluntary Arrangemen­t can be a firm’s life-saver
• Referendum­s call
• Assisted suicide
• High time for the myths to be dispelled and Premiershi­p increased to 16 clubs
• ON TWITTER
• Bifab fears
• Bannatyne Group flexes muscles as IPO plans revisited
• Weighing up corporate PPAS
• Pensions at risk as more working for themselves
• Growth 365 rolls out in Scotland
• PERSONAL LOSS
• Champagne moment for Ireland as they enjoy Six success in St Albans
• Van Avermaet clinches title but Rossetto shines in gruelling finish
• Mendelssoh­n out of tune but Saxon sings
• Williams leads as veteran duo trade punches
• ‘Gerrard holds huge appeal for all players’
• Queen’s Park relegated as Stenhousem­uir and Peterhead march into play-off final
• Rangers remain on course to give Gerrard a European welcome gift
• Mcgurn puts up shutters as Cowdenbeat­h survive barrage in tough trip to north-east
• United buoyant after Flood raged at half-time
• PROVED WRONG
• Chairman resigns and Raith stay rooted in League 1 as Alloa come back to haunt them
• Winning title will make next season tougher says Guardiola
• Mccann hails Wighton as Scots U21s’ comeback continues with style
• Revenge is sweet for Mcgregor as champ
• From Tenerife to Tynecastle, red-hot Celtic shine in the sun
• Ions right the wrongs of December’s blip
• Mcmillan’s timely goal is boost for Wright as Maclean heads south
• Semi-final hopes disappear in Zebo
• Hawks secure top-flight place after Super Six snub
• Captain Wallace hits superb ton but Grange are just too Goudie
• GETTING TOUGHER
• Bale denies Barcelona but invincible bid still on track
• Hibs and City start to pull away from rest of the pack
• Victorious Bellew vows to fight on
• It’s three and easy for clinical Kyles in cup derby clash with Inveraray
• Grange at the double as students fail

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