The Scotsman - 2020-05-01

• We are past the peak
• The common mistakes to avoid in the garden
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Dairy boss reveals butter sales double amid national home baking renaissanc­e
• Oasis release ‘lost’ song found by Noel Gallagher among unmarked CDS
• What is R0 and why is it the key to ending the lockdown?
• Commission­er concern at lack of children going to Scots education hubs
• Two-thirds of Britons think UK Government too slow off the mark
• Councils angry at ministers sitting on £155m of emergency Covid-19 cash
• Brussels blamed for Brexit stalling
• Welfare system must be reset, says minister
• Travellers face getting vouchers
• Watchdog ready to tackle cancellati­on woes
• Lockdown has brought back family TV viewing, BBC boss tells festival
• Instead of cash for flight refunds
• All key workers deserve at least a £2 per hour pay rise, says union
• Thousands of cards as UK helps Captain Tom Moore celebrate his 100th birthday
• Four-year old inspired by Captain Tom cycling 100 miles for NHS fundraiser
• Global economic pain continues
• WHO warning on public health
• Human molecule treatment could help treat Covid-19 patients without the need for ventilator­s
• With MS tells of lockdown ‘shielding’
• Ebola drug could become ‘one of the backbones’ to fight coronaviru­s
• Expect social distancing in stores to last rest of year says Sainsbury’s boss
• The action was non-stop but I like it that way’
• Lawyer ‘was set up’ over Salmond train talks footage
• Migration pushes population to record high
• Warriors who fought the Romans remembered
• Joe Biden sex assault allegation­s causing democrat concerns
• Germany slaps ban on Hezbollah as police raid mosques
• We cannot return to age of austerity
• We need greater candour from politician­s about the fight against Covid
• Lockdown life gives us a taste of what ‘porridge’ is really like
• A Covid reckoning will be vital
• Inside Transport
• ‘Child’s House’ will help kids and their families get justice, heal and move on
• We must do more to get all sectors of society online
• ‘Feet’ of idiocy
• Covid-19 proves independen­ce remains pipe dream which Scotland can’t afford
• ON TWITTER
• Tom’s flying high
• Figure fears
• Call to safeguard Scots firms facing cashflow concerns
• First Shell cut since Second World War
• Coronaviru­s takes toll as Lloyds profits tumble 95%
• Disabled-focused Neatebox nets spot on RBS Entreprene­ur Accelerato­r
• UK tech sector stumbles in Q1
• Vast Glasgow office building for sale
• Building firms need to obey ever-changing rules
• Caution takes wind out of FTSE’S sails
• NOW & THEN
• Lockdown causes criminal gangs to target courtrysid­e
• Scientists pitch in during pandemic
• ALL THE SMALL THINGS
• FORD’S 1,400BHP EV DRAGSTER
• LAND ROVERS GO PLUG-IN
• If it’s good enough for Seb Coe, it’s good enough for me
• The Hundred inaugural season put back to 2021
• Joshua’s defence may have no fans instead of 60,000
• Barclay, Hickey and Scott among nine departures from Edinburgh
• Kiwis expect 70 per cent drop in rugby revenue this year with further financial woe to follow
• Golf is the perfect vehicle for socially distanced sport
• Covid-19 has left rugby on the brink financiall­y
• Two-thirds of clubs in the country are concerned about their future
• Scottish golf clubs ‘not stupid or careless’ and are clued-up for reopening
• Lawrie: Golf needs to be better at encouragin­g kids
• New dates set by R&A for Amateur Championsh­ips
• Tributes after ex-leeds and England star Cherry passes away at 72
• Kitson eager to usurp Taylor after finding players’ union ‘embarrassi­ng’
• Honest Stevenson admits: I’ll have to improve if I want to end career at Hibs
• There’s more appetite for change than ever before, says Falkirk chairman
• Edouard names PSG kid as top French talent
• Dan the man /Legend Mcgrain turns 70
• Relegation more unfair than giving out titles, says Mccoist

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