The Scotsman - 2020-04-04

• Line of duty: Nurses among virus dead
• ‘Don’t plan on jetting off to the sun this summer’
• Home delivery of The Scotsman for six weeks
• Keeping Scotland’s lighthouse­s working from a kitchen table - assisted by a dog
• ‘Last African-american everyman’ behind Ain’t No Sunshine, dies, aged 81
• DIARY FROM THE NHS FRONTLINE
• Queen to give rare UK emergency address from Windsor Castle
• Timeline: Who said what on testing?
• Global lack of vital materials casts doubt on to Hancock’s testing targets
• NHS Nightingal­e gets remote Royal tribute
• Husband of cancer patient calls
• Family banned from teen’s funeral as siblings show coronaviru­s symptoms
• Immunity certificat­es ‘dangerous and unnecessar­y’ expert warns
• Patients should not be pushed into do not resuscitat­e orders, says Sturgeon
• Edinburgh tourism leaders back festivals reboot if lockdown lifts
• Drivers warned against speeding ‘free for all’ as police issue 144 virus fines
• Ryanair warns of ‘minimal’ traffic
• Google data shows virus response
• Ship finally allowed to dock
• Businesses left ‘betrayed’ over limit of single £25k grant to deal with virus
• £50m support package for farming and seafood
• BBC to launch ‘biggest education push in history’ to teach a nation
• Starmer ‘must give Murray constituti­on role to win’
• Tories and Greens face probe over their European election spending
• Mother claims police dragged teenager’s body
• New York death toll up to 3,000 as Trump mulls face mask order
• Israel arrests Palestinia­n minister over political activities ban
• WHO needs greater powers
• SNP should keep its pledge to businesses
• Boris could do some good by going off sick
• Reborn 2021 Festival can return to its roots
• We must not trade Covid for nation of misogyny and fear. We can do better
• Lockdown poses new First World problems
• Name that virus
• Johnson was castigated as slow to act over coronaviru­s as far back as January
• ON TWITTER
• Crack down harder
• Limmy is simply living his dream
• Stagecoach drivers furloughed despite £167m bus bailout
• Service sector in worst reading on record
• Prince’s Trust and RBS fund targets young entreprene­urs hit by Covid-19
• Change of directors at Wood
• Glasgow cloud computing firm Iomart stays upbeat
• Economy woe takes toll on stock market
• Call to focus on child safety
• Life is paused but bills are always with us
• Dana Zatopkova
• NOW & THEN
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Marathon not a sprint, says Maguire
• Farah not fazed by Tokyo delay and vows to be ready
• Death of former Scotland No 8 George Mackie
• Six months away with 31 players - when a tour was a real adventure
• Scottish Golf urged to show leadership for clubs affected by coronaviru­s shutdown
• Cash rich Uefa must help clubs survive in order to finish 2019-20
• PFA setting a bad example in their stance on players’ wages
• Townsend criticises health minister for making footballer­s ‘easy targets’ in calling for pay cuts
• Hearts to place entire playing squad on furlough leave during coronaviru­s shutdown
• MP Knight says games behind closed doors on free TV would ‘raise spirits’
• Top flight players in England to be asked to take a 30% pay cut
• Coping with the crisis /Hibs and Hearts put players in furlough
• Uefa jolt threatens Scottish teams’ Euro participat­ion
• “Now the trend is for controvers­ialists who probably think before games: Who can I upset this week?”
• Matthew hits out at ‘idiots’ still playing
• Music maker
• In harmony
• Time to relax
• Food & Drink
• Restaurant
• Stretch yourself
• Feed regularly and retreat to a safe distance
• Your local wine merchant can deliver to your doorstep
• ALSO STREAMING
• Looking down –and back
• POEM OF THE WEEK
• Take inspiratio­n from the RSNO and set up a samba band at home
• Five minute wonders
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• Feast on city’s rich history
• Up here, self-isolation is almost a way of life
• ‘I’m definitely very unstable – but I like that’
• Get after the weeds now to save a lot of time later
• Just as Scotland’s ski season was about to take off, the hammer blow of coronaviru­s hit
• Your life in the stars

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