The Scotsman - 2020-05-05

• Heroes in masks: Volunteers make 20,000 face shields for NHS
• Scots face repeated spells of self-isolation after lockdown
• Is getting the band back together ever a good idea?
• Anglers in bid to lift restrictio­ns on their sport
• Trial of contact tracing app starts in UK
• Darren Fletcher on his mental health battle and his hero – his dad
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Stars in your eyes: Cosmic fireworks as Eta Aquariid meteor shower on display
• Light side of the Moon in clearest image yet
• The apps other countries are using
• Unions sound alarm over leaked
• No cliff-edge to job protection scheme, Sunak promises
• Italy eases lockdown with 4.4m people returning to work
• Names of scientific advisers are published to boost transparen­cy
• Internet usage rockets as nation studies, works and plays at home
• ‘Green’ economic shoots will produce more jobs
• Close contact with cattle could ‘fuel’ spread of viruses
• SNP MP calls for test, trace and isolate plan to come to Hebrides first
• Gay couple ‘can’t wait’ to welcome baby boy after conceiving through the NHS
• One in four doctors suffer extra stress or burnout due to pandemic
• Funeral director’s ‘impact’ warning
• ‘Don’t set separate rules’ for over-70s, says expert
• Yousaf pledges tight controls for
• Early prisoner release scheme
• Taking the plunge – what the Wim Hof Method is really like
• Feelgood series about wannabe parents adopts a positive tone
• Trade minister and key Johnson ally resigns over ‘intimidati­on’ in dispute
• MSPS seek public views on new hate crime laws
• Mckidd leads musical bid to raise charity cash
• US takes small steps to lift virus restrictio­ns as globe on the move
• US green beret – ‘I led coup attempt against Venezuelan president’
• We need a Scottish Care Service
• When 3,000 men were hired to make a West Coast giant
• America’s obsession with prison means this is far from the ‘land of the free’
• Covid tracking app must only be for crisis
• Inside Environmen­t
• Legacy of the Lady with the Lamp has never seemed more important
• Doctors make decisions based on likely clinical outcomes, not ‘value of life’ judgements
• Too many errors
• Charlatans
• People forgotten in petty power struggle between Scottish and UK government­s
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Applicatio­ns pour in for bounce-back lending initiative
• Clydesdale owner names new chairman
• O2 and Virgin Media eyeing potential mega-merger
• Clean energy firm Logan Energy selected to take part in six-figure project
• Lockdown property deal done
• Speyside distillery extending US reach
• Social media can transcend lockdown barriers
• FTSE flat as airline stocks nosedive
• Colin Kingsley
• NOW & THEN
• NFU Mutual launches free guide to Covid-19 living
• SLE seeking planning flexibilit­y
• Building for the environmen­t post-covid-19
• Tale of two tours /Hope for British race but chief fears French event is doomed
• No need for spit and polish with new virus-safe way to shine balls
• F1 bosses to set $145m cost cap and share wealth
• A fist fight and a tight race will put NASCAR back in fast lane
• Petrie and Mulraney can avert Doomsday scenario
• La Liga clubs set to resume training as 10 tests prove positive at German clubs
• It’s impossible not to have that feeling in the pit of your stomach
• Evra reveals he had tight security amid death threats after Suarez row
• Players should not be forced to play again insists Sordell
• ● Ten years ago today Motherwell and Hibs produced a bonkers 6-6 draw in front of the TV cameras at Fir Park. Visiting boss John Hughes recalls one of the most thrilling and memorable games in Scottish football history
• Griffiths reveals how O’connor let off steam after 5-1 final debacle
• Tennis won’t be back any time soon says Murray
• ‘Bullying’ dossier is delayed
• “I fear the temptation of wanting to get back out on a golf course again could cloud judgements”

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