The Scotsman - 2019-05-01

• Sarwar: ‘My own party barred me from racism claim probe’
• Dementia support would be fitting tribute to Lions
• Ian Mcewan on turning off Alexa, and starting a new love affair at 70
• Scots least likely to be classed as ‘patriots’
• Skater felt ‘broken’ by depression
• Study gets up close and personal to explain frequency of French kissing
• All flights suspended at Glasgow Airport ‘after note found on plane’
• Labour sticks to Brexit plan and rejects call for EU vote guarantee
• Brexit salary threshold could hit delete on video game sector
• Mackay in ‘full retreat’ over new Scots currency plan after Yes vote
• Hundreds more ATMS start charging fees
• Infected blood inquiry ‘will be frightened of no-one’
• Families told of investigat­ion over hundreds of deaths at hospital
• Packham gets death threats after shooting ban
• Airport becomes first in UK with team of therapy dogs
• Convicted killer who went missing for four days found in capital
• Noir comes to Newcastle as crime fiction fans gear up for a festival
• Lisbon Lion reunited with winner’s medal 52 years after victory
• St Andrews named the best Scots university and closes on Oxford
• Beavers in Scotland get EU protection
• Fears for residents as care home group goes into administra­tion
• Leith Docks studio set to open by ‘end of year’
• Coffee-rich diet ‘cuts risk of breast cancer’
• Japanese emperor steps down in historic abdication as son rises
• Drought forces ships using Panama Canal to carry less cargo
• Messing about with boats
• Things hot up as saucy pair nab big deal for Scottish-mexican products
• Orienteeri­ng in the kitchen pays off as Harajuku Kitchen wins foodie award
• Fighting climate change can give the UK a lead in the new ‘space race’
• Inside Arts
• Welcome back – busy beavers are lodged in law as a protected species
• Climate cheek
• Honestly puzzled
• Black books
• Who will pay for Sturgeon’s promised household guide to independen­ce leaflet?
• ON TWITTER
• Digital platform to raise profile of UK fintechs overseas
• Tough backdrop takes toll on Santander
• Weir on track despite slide in oil and gas orders in US
• Advanced Forming Research Centre teams up with Matsuura of Japan
• Nucleus unveils advisory board
• Belhaven owner toasts Easter trading
• Monzo on my mobile has me facing the strange
• Lower oil prices take toll on BP profits but result beats market expectatio­ns
• Premier Inn owner drags Footsie down
• John Stansfeld
• NOW & THEN
• £24m cost of ageing rules change being put on hold
• NFU demands ‘effective’ rules to protect farmland from beavers
• Big guns in festival clash
• RACE RETURNS
• Maguire is left in shade by Trump’s towering start
• SPORTS DIGEST
• All England Club may extend deadline for Murray wild card
• Edinburgh and Glasgow fly flag in new Euro T20 Slam as big names sign on
• Semenya and global sport await CAS verdict
• Tiger set to ‘turbocharg­e’ growth in golf on back of his Masters win
• New charity using legacy of Scottish golfing pioneers to teach youngsters life skills
• Dubai event is tipped to light up LET
• Scotland Women appoint Irish Grand Slam winner
• I’ve had a number of approaches but none from England, insists Gatland
• PREMIERSHI­P FANZONE
• Rangers fix sights on striker Maric
• Docherty vows to battle for his place at Ibrox after productive spell at Shrewsbury
• Van der Sar steps up battle to stop move that could harm Euro dreams of clubs like Celtic
• We’re ready to suffer to deny Messi’s Euro ambition says Klopp
• Celtic gain late revenge in Glasgow Cup classic
• Tottenham 0 Ajax 1/ Bold Amsterdam
• Redknapp: Crazy wages leave Scots out in cold

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