The Scotsman - 2020-03-16

• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• Daniel Radcliffe ‘glad he gave up alcohol so early’ over Harry Potter fame
• Frustratio­n and confusion over virus ‘isolation’ plan for over-70s
• Labour calls for daily update by PM
• Corbyn says response to coronaviru­s crisis ‘well behind the curve’
• Number of positive coronaviru­s
• Scottish blogger reveals her self-isolation nightmare
• Coronaviru­s hits Edinburgh mosque and Coatbridge church
• Warning over threat to the future of aviation industry
• Experts say don’t use home test kits
• Countries on lockdown as cases soar
• Puffin numbers boom as NTS wins fight against rats
• Car driven to victory by motorsport’s first disabled hero set to fetch £800k
• Ruth Langsford: ‘I’m happy to turn 60 – I’m actually excited’
• To get the best from your hound and to ensure they are content, engage with their amazing sense of smell, advises trainer and author Zazie Todd
• The cafe-set comedy serving up laughs and an insight on asylum life
• Electric scooters could soon be allowed on to some roads in UK
• ‘It’s cruel and heartless to scrap free TV licences for the over 75s’
• Employment rate of older women rises with pension age
• ‘Ginaissanc­e’ puts industry in good spirits
• Pets attacked in grounds of 19th century mansion
• Three historic paintings stolen in late night raid at Oxford picture gallery
• Robot fish that hoovers up plastic among ideas bidding for £25k prize
• Couple kidnapped in Burkina Faso escape after 15 months
• Christchur­ch comes together to mark the anniversar­y of mosque shootings
• America’s largest union backs Joe Biden bid for presidency
• Celebrity experts are the new norm
• DNA tells of a giant whale and the end of a community
• If we keep calm, adapt and look after each other, we will get through this
• There will be a second Budget this year...you can bank on that
• Keep calm: We owe it to wartime generation
• Inside Justice
• Scotland in Europe post-brexit is the subject of a major seminar with a host of experts. It’s not to be missed, says Ronnie Clancy
• We must agree on what counts as an emergency
• Effective oversight of AI essential for public acceptance and trust
• Employee Ownership Trusts allow continuity and flexibilit­y
• Human cost of ‘herd immunity’ from coronaviru­s is irresponsi­ble and cruel
• Virus balance
• ON TWITTER
• On the heavy side
• Actress the next stage in an illustriou­s writing career
• Carbon offshoring poses competitio­n risk for UK firms
• Social enterprise­s welcome grants boost
• Pandemic proves fallacy of absolute returns
• Ex-tullow Oil leader takes the helm at Neptune Energy UK
• Distillers braced for virus hit
• Moving mountains to pave the route for net zero
• Clients bank on corporate social responsibi­lity
• Glasgow startup wins £3m deal to expand in second year
• Charles Peter Wuorinen
• NOW & THEN
• Virus brings own special problems for the industry
• Racing to go behind closed doors until end of March
• Ross backs decision-makers
• Scotland set to follow Uefa lead over season decision
• We’re all kicking our heels without football
• Finish campaign early – and end the uncertaint­y as well
• Don’t end season... so much is still mathematic­ally possible
• The state of
• Thistle face £150,000 loss during shutdown
• Patriot games and the Caulker Conundrum
• ‘Players treated like guinea pigs’ – Rooney
• Townsend: Summer Tests in South Africa could be threatened by virus
• Tokyo 2020 /Scottish 800m star Learmonth calls for Olympics to be postponed
• Hamilton hit summit with 87-point win over Ardrossan
• Mcgregor seeks clarity over Glasgow fight
• Clyne clocks up national title No 10 as Aitken wins her fourth
• Scott nurtures addiction to pursuit of medley success

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