The Scotsman - 2020-05-27

• Cummings backlash for Johnson
• Fast-track test for every Scot who gets Covid symptoms
• Oh flowers of Scotland: Our native plants and their rich folklore
• Party in the park: How outdoor shows could save our summer
• Budge reveals SPFL plan and insists ‘it’s not just to save Hearts’
• JK’S fairy tale gift to parents in lockdown
• Autographs of British Prime Ministers go up for sale
• Gove suggests he has also driven to test his eyesight
• No new Northern Irish deaths for first time since pandemic struck
• Conservati­ve MSP revolt forces Carlaw into U-turn over Cummings
• Text of Ross’s resignatio­n statement
• Mix of school and home learning may be for a year
• ‘Test and Protect’: key questions answered
• Fringe groups plead for public funding bail-out to help stave off Covid cash crisis
• Edinburgh lighthouse graffiti ‘just vandalism’
• Juries in separate room as Scots
• Charities plan to isolate donations
• WHO decision to pause hydroxychl­oroquine trials widely welcomed
• Law requires South Koreans to wear masks as robot can track users and abusers
• Tracking hospital virus patients can be ‘very difficult’
• Mothers take on more chores and childcare during Covid lockdown
• Taboo territory – Channel 4 show to put parenting skills to the test
• Heritage body clears Culloden plan
• Barlinnie Prison ‘no longer fit for purpose’, inspectors have ruled
• Younger people with type 2 diabetes heavier than others
• ‘We have lift-off ’ – astronauts set for US launch on Elon Musk rocket
• What is the purpose of the Spacex mission – and who are the astronauts going?
• Waterfront plan could be key to city homes supply
• Consumer hopes bloom as New York Stock Exchange reopens
• Costa Rica celebrates first same sex marriages as ban is lifted
• Humans are not inherently selfish
• Here’s how we might be allowed to eat out again soon
• Edinburgh Gin celebrates the can-do attitude displayed during lockdown
• Tourism needs greater lockdown clarity – not foul-mouthed tweets
• How SNP tried and failed to stop help for vital newspapers
• In backing Cummings, PM sacrificed credibilit­y for power
• Test and Protect ‘really matters’
• We can forge a new path now we know what’s really important in life
• When things come apart, we can put them back together differentl­y
• Peculiar polling
• Fife and death
• Dry season
• UK government’s quarantine regulation­s should be relaxed for our neighbours
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• High-profile chair and investment for capital tech firm
• Call to pump billions into low carbon tech
• Specialist­s in resolution of dispute debut online service
• Intellectu­al property firm Lawrie IP boosts turnover as demand increases
• Michelin veteran to head NMIS
• Change at helm for embattled Aston
• New strategy in the driving seat at Aston Martin
• Pound’s gains stifle Footsie’s momentum
• Neil Butterwort­h
• NOW & THEN
• Call for UK to end EU rule over GM research ban
• £1,000 grant for forest planning
• Historic club halfway to survival target
• Snodgrass stepping up to succeed Lennie in Crail GS head pro’s post
• Mcilroy stands firm on Whistling Straits - no fans, no Ryder Cup
• Starc enjoying home comforts as Australia wait to swing back into action
• Elmwood to host Phoenix Cup in 2021
• Wilson to take Warriors’ reins early as Rennie to exit next month
• Aussie NRL chief determined to push for return of spectators at matches
• Classy Kimmich chips in to extend Bayern’s lead at top to seven points
• Tributes to Pardoe, City’s youngest player who won clean sweep of honours
• Solskjaer hopeful Shanghai Shenhui will agree to extend Ighalo loan
• ‘At the moment it looks like an absolute shambles’
• Strachan shows elephant-sized contempt for lower league clubs
• Kennedy insists Duff replacemen­t does not need to have Celtic connection­s
• “When we were at nine in a row, Celtic won it in the tenth season. They had great celebratio­ns for one in a row”
• Kennedy hits out at title jibe by Mcauley

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