The Scotsman - 2020-04-29

• We will remember them: Silent tribute held for NHS workers
• Coronaviru­s ‘out of control’ in care homes, warns professor
• Netflix showing the future for female actors
• BA set to cut 12,000 jobs as Covid crisis stops flights
• Free Home delivery of The Scotsman for six weeks
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Queen to address the nation to commemorat­e 75th anniversar­y of VE Day
• Sturgeon takes her own path with advice to wear face coverings
• At odds with WHO
• Criminals targeting Scots during lockdown as fraud cases jump 10%
• Leonard reveals family loss to coronaviru­s
• Online sales of groceries expected to jump by a third this year
• Never the same again, says M&S
• Teachers and pupils rising to the lockdown challenge at hub school
• Ministers urged not to delay their plans for deposit return scheme
• Huge expansion in testing with a
• Britons against economy reopening while virus is active
• Coronaviru­s supply push ‘like Dutch Second World War drop’ says veteran
• Whistles banned as coronaviru­s ushers in more change on railways
• A&E visits rise after chief medical officer tells people to get treatment
• Boy’s illness linked to virus
• Birthday homecoming for great-grandmothe­r after Covid-19 ordeal
• Payment holidays for one in seven mortgages
• ‘This is just a very small way of doing something to show our appreciati­on’
• ‘We both wanted a change of direction and to play comedy’
• ‘Dark forces’ at work in Alex Salmond trial, claims Macaskill
• ‘Fond’ Harry narrates introducti­on to Thomas the Tank Engine special show
• France and Greece plan to reopen schools as world looks to rebuild
• Secrets behind ‘Dutch Mona Lisa’ revealed – but identity a mystery
• ‘We should all buy local to support our food industry’
• Bowhouse bounces back with way to connect shoppers with local producers
• Scotland’s planned hate crime laws must not stifle right to free speech
• Trump says it’s ‘made-up propaganda’ but election fears grow
• This is our chance to think about the kind of society we wish to be
• Constructi­on must not slip back into its old ways when the crisis is over
• Narrow view
• Oil argument
• UK and Scottish government­s must pursue common exit strategy on Covid-19
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Weir Group sees virus pain intensify in second quarter
• Online obituary platform set for launch
• HSBC profits slashed amid warning over impairment­s
• Scottish Land & Estates names former SFE man Mark Tennant as chair
• Venture to help food producers
• Trickle increases team and client base
• Black Gold is not able to make Scotland sparkle
• FTSE buoyed by hopes of lockdown lift
• Alan Pattillo
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Time to fight one of the worst diseases in calves
• Oilseed rape crop under threat
• On this day: What a spectacle as Taylor wins dramatic final on last black of deciding frame
• No vaccine - no Olympics, say infectious disease experts
• Hopes rise for event on home soil featuring Andy and Jamie Murray
• Let’s get our normal lives back before we start talking about tennis, says Murray
• Florida sunshine and nanny duties helping Jamieson in lockdown life
• New coach ‘still very committed’ to Australia but ‘gutted’ about chief’s exit
• On this day /Chelsea clinch first FA Cup in brutal battle with Leeds
• Smith: ‘Robbo was a lovely guy. He never gave me stick about my FA Cup final miss’
• Fans and clubs won’t move quietly along until they get real answers
• French end Ligue 1 and 2 seasons due to pandemic
• The players’voice
• Wishart: Don’t ignore the players’ views on league reconstruc­tion
• SPFL board members warn of ‘incalculab­le damage’ if conflict continues
• Aussie strife leaves Rennie disappoint­ed

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