The Scotsman - 2021-02-24

• ‘Dad scored some memorable headers, but he wants today’s generation to know there may be risks’
• Holiday bookings cancelled amid lockdown ‘muddle’
• Tiger Woods badly injured in car crash
• Murdo Fraser: A cesspit of vipers not fit to govern
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fall in number of school leavers going to ‘positive destinatio­ns’
• Walter Scott historical fiction prize longlist revealed with global focus
• Public to be polled on whether to cancel Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay
• Alex Salmond pulls out of appearance in front of Holyrood complaints committee
• The different phases
• Difference­s between Scotland and England
• Vaccine passports not ruled out in Scotland as third of population gets dose
• ‘Mistake’ to refuse jabs, says PM
• Employment rate shows slight drop in Scotland in last quarter of 2020
• MSPS back 35% cut in hours of unpaid work for community payback orders
• New buyer lined up for Prestwick Airport after previous sale fell through
• ‘Crisis’ looming as dental visits fall to quarter of pre-pandemic levels
• Duke is ‘frustrated but a lot better’ says Prince Edward as palace says his father has infection and will stay in hospital
• Simpsons replaces Dr Hibbert actor
• Rain and high winds prompt danger alarm
• Cyclist’s family ‘seeks closure’ three years on
• Covid crisis means internet retail giants must pay fair share of taxes
• Data, not dates is key to lockdown escape
• A festival of questions
• Our Ladies may give Trainspott­ing a run for its money when it appears
• Sturgeon speaks with forked tongue over poll
• Allwillbew­ell
• ON TWITTER
• Clearchoic­e
• Australia reaches deal to end Facebook ban on news sharing
• Court grants bail to Indian climate activist jailed over sedition allegation­s
• Flaming impressive: Etna eruption lights up the night sky over Sicily
• The man with his eyes on the pies
• ‘We’re team full of profession­als… but we can’t even train’
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Jimmy Mcintosh
• Phoenix Group snaps up Standard Life brand name
• Aviva sells French business for £2.8bn
• Platform for Scotland’s life sciences sector
• Travel companies and landlords gain on hopes of end to lockdown
• Cornerston­e Lad heads 49 entries for Morebattle Hurdle
• Kohli insists India have answers to pink ball questions
• Beaumont and Knight lead England to ODI win over Kiwis
• Sexton insists Ireland are heading in the right direction under ‘fantastic’ Farrell
• New deal for Haining good for club says Lawrie
• Tributes to an ex-loon
• Who among Gerrard’s side will be Scotland's Player of the Year?
• Newell signs new two-year Hibs deal and says it was an ‘easy decision’
• Caley Jags appoint Mccann as interim boss
• O’donnell refuses to push panic button despite two heavy defeats
• Flynn hopes injured duo are back soon to boost Saints squad
• Doesn’t suit you, sir: Martindale will go for casual look at cup final
• Scottish supporters face further waiting game for stadium return
• BOB MACINTYRE:
• Murray loses in first match of the year on ATP Tour

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