The Scotsman - 2020-04-01

• Emergency Covid laws ‘a sinister attack on justice’
• The making of the man who is keeping the nation fit
• How Deacon Blue singer melted the heart of a grieving fan
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• £1.5m to combat lockdown abuse
• 13-year-old dies amid warnings
• PM says crisis ‘will get worse’ as testing pressure grows
• Sturgeon told to justify building site ban as English work goes on
• Home Office extends visa deadline for NHS doctors, nurses and paramedics
• Charity begins push to raise funds for NHS equipment and technology
• £15m Easter boost for GP surgeries
• What work is being done on a vaccine and treatment for Covid-19?
• More than 16,000 staff needed to run new hospital at full capacity
• Fears for future as music venues face threat of closure
• BA suspends all flights at Gatwick
• Supermarke­ts record busiest ever month as bumper March outstrips sales at Christmas
• Will demand soars as firm inquiries double
• Life on the inside: Ways to help the elderly during lockdown
• Our news and your support have never been as important
• ‘This was always an idea for a returning television series’
• Former SNP staffer claims Salmond trial complainer­s will ‘reap whirlwind’
• Unborn babies on child protection register on the rise
• First floating wind farm off Orkney can power half of the islands’ needs
• Farmers ‘should be paid’ to look after own soil
• Travel back 400 years as castle ‘rebuilt’ for armchair travellers
• Proportion of jail sentences at highest in a decade
• US death toll surpasses China as worldwide infections hit 800,000
• Naval mission to enforce arms embargo on Libya after past blockade
• Iran sanctions waiver granted by Trump administra­tion
• Scottish seafood businesses diversify in face of coronaviru­s
• Distilleri­es join forces to support country’s hospitalit­y workers in need of aid
• In this national crisis, both Scotland and UK must deliver clear messages
• Sturgeon should not readmit Salmond to SNP
• Leaders must work to retain public trust
• Inside Arts
• Let young masters of change help us all get through the coronaviru­s crisis
• Why a pandemic can bring upsurge in adopted people looking for their origins
• Widespread testing is key to lessening public panic over spread of coronoviru­s
• We will go solo
• Renewed interest
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Plant growers face ‘financial crisis’ in Covid-19 shutdown
• Menzies issues stark warning over future
• £25m funding for Scotland’s third sector to survive virus
• Inverness inventors kit out hospitals with quick-to-replicate face masks
• Business Gateway extends aid
• Rising stars awards reveals shortlist
• Do markets feel virus barks worse than it bites?
• Call for support for businesses ‘falling through cracks’ of government help
• FTSE closes worst quarter since 1987
• Joe Ashton
• NOW & THEN
• Manolis Glezos
• It’s like foot and mouth – except victims are human
• Island lambing staff ‘essential’
• Double champ Jamie Murray says no choice but to cancel Wimbledon
• Doyle doing everything she can to be ready for racing’s return
• Paine: Smith could skipper again ‘down the track’
• Macintyre’s fears for the future of his beloved home club in Oban
• Scottish Golf urged to lobby government to secure more help for struggling clubs
• Pivac and WRU chief take 25% salary cut
• Mbanda fights fear to help Italy’s coronaviru­s battle
• Australian rugby governing body stands down 75 per cent of workforce
• Bankruptcy to buy time for cash-strapped USA Rugby
• Could money drive a return to action in Rollerball scenario?
• Levi picks up £7m salary as Spurs bid to cut wages
• Clarke and Maxwell take 10 per cent cut in wages
• Fans group gives King a vote of thanks
• Taylor’s pride at NHS work of his girlfriend
• “You can’t not win when you have 136,000 people behind you. You either rise or fold”
• Virus crisis hits deal talks with Edouard
• SEASON’S OVER

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