The Scotsman - 2021-03-22

• Standing firm: Rangers and Celtic united against racism
• SNP claim of Trump tactics as Sturgeon begins fight for survival
• Labour ‘baffled’ by warheads decision
• NTS calls for more national parks
• A fair cop: Duty calls with return of police TV drama
• Fraser Brown: Why Scotland can win in Paris for the first time since 1999
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Labour ‘not good enough’ on diversity of candidates, admits Sarwar
• Police thank Old Firm fans as only ‘small groups’ gather for game
• Far too much hating still going on at Holyrood – Mcleish
• Facemasks and social distancing could last for a few years, expert warns
• Britain warns EU that blocking of vaccine exports is ‘counterpro­ductive’
• Firms 'can redefine work post-pandemic'
• Writer’s archive reveals frustratio­ns
• Scottish Parliament ‘could keep remote working after pandemic’
• Outgoing Presiding Officer Macintosh: ‘I am not retiring and can still have role in public life even after I quit Holyrood’
• Salmond saga ‘shows power of parliament’
• Only 24% would back curbs on e-cigarette sales
• Digital resources to help young cope with gender-based violence
• William felt Harry and Meghan ‘blindsided’ the Queen and behaved in ‘insulting and disrespect­ful way,’ says royal source
• Guide aims to transform seaweed farming
• Instagram ‘platform of choice for neo-nazi recruitmen­t’
• Relative of SNP founder chalked female rights message on government HQ wall
• Severe mental illness linked to higher death rate after heart attack
• We need to know post-covid plan for Scots education before election
• Referendum is off the table now so what about the policies?
• Sturgeon set to win, but at what cost?
• Inside Justice
• Holyrood committee system not fit for purpose
• ON TWITTER
• Privacy laws play a part in all our lives
• Phone masts Code needs revisiting as disputes with landowners slow progress
• The question of who’s to blame is never black and white
• Beware of all the potential pitfalls before entering into a credit car hire agreement
• Johnson should heed own words about threat climate change poses to our security
• US defence chief Austin arrives in Kabul on first visit to Afghanista­n
• More Australian evacuation orders amid worst flooding in many years
• Kings Of Leon frontman Caleb Followill on fame and fatherhood
• Tasty treats to try all around Scotland. They’re waffley good
• ‘I wanted to try new things and take the opportunit­ies coming to me’
• SHAUN STICKLAND
• Birthday gift hails one of Scotland’s Gaelic greats
• RACHEL WALKER
• NOW & THEN
• Dr Stefan Kay OBE
• The Highland Show must not go on in this format
• Scottish tech titans set up new investment arm
• B&Q will ‘capitalise on confinemen­t’
• Sliding doors moment for Kerry at GA Sliding Head
• Retail doesn’t die, it reinvents
• Glasgow’s Champions Cup fate is still up in air after Dragons defeat
• Edinburgh in ‘knockout stages’ to keep Champions bid alive
• Le Milos chasing another course win in Kelso’s feature race
• Syme secures third-place finish as Harding clinches Kenya Open title
• Players now set to walk off over racism – Bartley
• Race-row response by Celtic and Scots football ‘class’ says Gerrard
• Morelos keeps Rangers’ ‘Invincible­s’ bid on track
• How they rated at Celtic Park
• Old failings back to plague Celtic in derby draw
• Goodwin urges Saints to pick themselves up after missing top six
• Brown: ‘Racism should never be part of game’
• Scotland will go to France eyeing highest ever finish
• Steele would relish chance to take on world’s best Dupont
• Itoje: Blame is on England players not Jones
• Pivac plays waiting game with title fate out of Wales’ hands
• Hearts in safe hands says Gordon as he departs for Scots duty with a ringing endorsemen­t of deputy
• Davidson delight as Saints success continues with sixth spot
• Mccracken hails Bairns’ victory over Montrose

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