The Scotsman - 2020-04-10

• Life on the frontline
• Mental health legacy set to outlast coronaviru­s illness
• No Bunnies in the Bible: Our exclusive Easter story will lift your spirits
• Johnson out of intensive care and ‘in good spirits’
• Joyce Mcmillan: Is it all over now for the anti-capitalist left?
• Hearts will survive vows Ann Budge
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Benedetti describes impact of Covid-19 on music world as ‘scary and devastatin­g’
• Brown hares and chickens were once considered gods in Britain, study says
• Minister’s ‘40-mile trip’ to parents
• Call in the army to take PPE to workers on frontline, say Tories
• Scottish deaths near 500 mark
• Government urged to provide more support for newspapers
• Nine deaths at East Lothian care
• Human rights lawyer to oversee police enforcemen­t
• Studies turn focus on the effects of lockdown on mental health
• New advice on PPE for care workers
• Heart attack patients putting their lives at risk by treatment delay
• Spanish Roma population more vulnerable to effects of virus
• Three-quarters of Scottish firms
• Patients forced to sign DNRS told to call health boards
• Bid to deter crowds from towpaths
• Skye holiday home providers brace for £9m virus decimation
• Queen says ‘service to others’ has been cornerston­e of life
• Cathedral’s oldest bell tolls to celebrate NHS staff heroism
• Stop-gap measures to help overdraft and credit card customers
• Joe Lycett: ‘We always try and get to the top people’
• The reality stars swapping partying for marriage and parenthood
• ‘Significan­t risk’ of more Cabinet Office data breaches
• Almost 17 million Americans are unemployed as Japan rate soars
• Us-russian space crew launch for station as families are banned
• Covid-19 may physically reshape our towns and cities as life moves online
• Create a day of remembranc­e for the NHS – and build a new society
• As lockdown continues, look after your mental health
• Inside Transport
• The essence of a culture is distilled in the world’s favourite spirit
• Don’t let lockdown get on your wick –make it fun and keep fit at the same time
• Inevitable crash
• The Declaratio­n of Arbroath is beacon of hope in a world of totalitari­an regimes
• ON TWITTER
• Piers pressure
• Big picture
• Whisky producer Diageo suffers further sales slide
• Edinburgh office market volatile after ‘resilient’ Q1
• Glasgow software group Altia-abm on global expansion as profits surge
• Brits look to resume travelling
• Textile firm set for money mentoring
• We’re working to make Scotland stay connected
• FTSE enjoys pre-easter rally, up 3%
• Bill Martin
• NOW & THEN
• WHAT’S NEW PUSSYCAT?
• BMW BACKS HYDROGEN
• CALL FOR FUEL PUMP HEALTH WARNINGS
• Lockdown walkers pose a threat to the countrysid­e
• Furloughed? Try fruit picking
• Top 10 howlers: Devon Loch’s fall from grace, referee blunders and a Seoul-destroying dive
• Wasps turn to Blackett after he impressed spell in charge
• No closure for James unless season is completed
• Hall keen on Troon test but fears Women’s Open will not go ahead
• Gallacher says talk of restart not important as virus claims friend’s father
• Orr tees up video sessions for Whitecraig­s members to support NHS staff
• Use first eight fixtures of next season to finish 2019-20
• Gus Black’s super-fast reverse pass caught rivals on the hop but knocked the wind from my sails
• SPFL resolution
• Southampto­n lead the way on wage deferrals to ‘protect future of club’
• Scottish Cup semis could have been used for VAR
• Budge: Let’s use this time for a better way forward
• Livingston come out in support of resolution to terminate season
• FA Council ratifies call to cancel non-league
• All Scottish football suspended until 10 June as lockdown is extended
• All Scottish Golf fixtures cancelled

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