The Scotsman - 2021-03-20

• The great staycation rush
• Boris gets his vaccinatio­n
• Under-siege Sturgeon says verdict is ‘a smear’
• Hogg ‘really nervous’ at thought of playing No 10
• Baroness urged to add sex to Hate Crime Bill ‘urgently’
• More concerns over the First Minister’s evidence to inquiry leaks
• ‘Not in public interest’ to release legal advice on Salmond submission
• All Nicola Sturgeon's eggs are in James Hamilton's basket
• Sturgeon must resign if she has breached code, say Sarwar and Starmer
• First Minister ‘saying everyone else wrong’
• Scotland has highest Covid rate in UK – ONS
• Former MP demands ‘written apology’ from accuser
• Freeman warns fans to ‘stay at home’ as Celtic v Rangers match to go ahead
• Almost 300 unregister­ed teachers in Scottish independen­t schools
• Fringe organisers lay off one in three staff with warning of 'precarious' finances
• Sleeper ‘must be nationalis­ed’
• ‘Playground taunts’ over green ports
• Viral Scots sea shanty star Nathan Evans finally sinks his chart rivals
• £22m fund launched to restore peatlands
• Electric scooter rider charged for illegal road use
• Homeowners in high-rise blocks will be offered free cladding inspection­s
• Met Office warns of spuds you won’t like if warming occurs
• Will May’s election give the SNP the power to further debase Scotland?
• Look out for loaded questions
• Judge must lead a public inquiry
• Why become
• A cruel little Britain?
• Women are joining forces now to begin the fightback
• Sturgeon’s reign may be coming to an end
• In a bit of a state
• ON TWITTER
• First to judge
• US and China spar in their first face to face meeting under Biden
• Economic meltdown in Lebanon as shops close and shelves emptied
• Day in the Life: Michele Civiera of Edinburgh’s Civerinos Slice
• Recap: Line of Duty season finale
• ‘My father’s best friend was assassinat­ed by Pablo Escobar. I had friends chopped in pieces’
• Macabre distortion­s and rosier optimism in RSNO’S Clydebank ’41
• Yaphet Kotto
• NOW & THEN
• Convenienc­e can come at a cost if you decide to use new ‘savings platforms’
• Avian flu lockdown set to end
• Malting barley crop growers are back on track
• Taxpayer stake in Natwest bank falls after share sale
• Annandale Distillery in new investment
• History-maker Blackmore caps her stellar Festival with top jockey title
• Kennedy strikes Gold: Jockey in tears after Cheltenham win on Minella Indo
• Goldson: ‘For rest of game all I wanted to do was hurt someone’
• “In the UK clubs were phoning ahead to hotels:
• MARCIANO’S SILVER LINING TO HIBS EXIT
• ‘INVINCIBLE­S’ CLAIM WON’T WORRY CELTIC
• ‘IT SHOULD BE IN OUR DNA TO BE READY’
• TOWNSEND: ITALY DESERVE THEIR PLACE IN SIX NATIONS
• Farrell urges Ireland to display ‘courage’
• Excitement of Welsh fans not lost on Jones
• Release of players for France v Scotland is vital to the integrity of the Six Nations
• Worcester give hope that English-based men will get green light for Paris
• Warriors welcome back Scots quartet as they push for Champions Cup spot
• Lower leagues kick off hectic schedule as campaign resumes
• Spiders’ web page should tell fans if today is a Hampden farewell
• I just don’t get the resistance to lower leagues resuming
• Boss fears Uefa will not take decisive action over alleged Kamara abuse
• New ‘buddy’ system set up by Gallacher and Bounce
• Scottish trio right in the title mix on packed leaderboar­d at Magical Kenya Open
• Food & Drink
• Port of pleasure
• Restaurant
• Save the planet
• TV & Radio
• If it wasn’t for Covid, it would never have seen the light of day Janet Christie
• Reclaim the street, but be careful too
• Bone dry saline Manzanilla sherry is a lockdown treat
• ALSO SHOWING
• National lampoon
• Regenerati­on
• Aberdeen Jazz Festival kicks off a packed spring for Scottish jazz
• Journey to inner space
• Virtually the real thing
• Living with endometrio­sis and what you need to know
• Planting flowers on your plot can help lift the spirits
• A tale of two surf mags – and what it means for the publishing industry
• Your life in the stars

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