The Scotsman - 2021-04-10

• ‘A wise man, a thinking man’: The duke remembered on Royal Deeside
• Prince Philip's unstuffy approach to public duties put people at their ease, as I discovered
• Polls drives suspended as tributes are paid to duke
• Hundreds of wellwisher­s travel to Windsor to pay their last respects
• Lying in state tradition will be broken for duke who disliked fuss
• ‘The only man who treated the Queen simply as another human being’
• Gordonstou­n will ‘sorely miss’ fun duke
• Witness to history: Momentous
• Events during a life well lived
• Shelley Kerr says more work needed to encourage girls into sport
• Concerns pandemic will hit drive for sporting diversity
• ‘Shameless’ – relatives of Scots in care homes call for answers
• Flyers forced to buy Covid kits refunded
• Paramilita­ries ‘not involved in violence’
• Sexual predator guilty of murdering woman in 1984 after DNA discovery
• Delay to millions of doses of Covid-19 vaccine manufactur­ed in Livingston
• Thunberg will not go to COP26 and calls for postponeme­nt
• While Freeman admits the failures, Sturgeon exploits the pandemic
• What civil liberties argument?
• Philip’s life of duty and devotion
• A goal worth
• Encourage motorists back to city centre
• If world acts as one we can beat this dreadful Covid
• Ross should leave Tory comfort zone
• Education is fine
• Change record
• Proven success
• ON TWITTER
• Farewell to Philip
• Visitors back tiptoeing through the tulips at famous Dutch garden
• Explosive eruption rocks volcano on eastern Caribbean island St Vincent
• Rediscover Scotland: Eight great festivals to look forward to this year
• Flavour profile: Jimmy Lee – celebrity chef and owner of Lychee Oriental
• Dr Lester Borley CBE
• NOW & THEN
• Worth knowing the fine detail of taxation and pensions as you look to retirement
• Home dining is on AHDB’S menu
• UK pig meat price tumbles 17 per cent year on year
• Frasers doubles its expected Covid-19 hit to £200 million
• Football academy kicks off growth plans
• Wood seals Norwegian hydrogen deal
• Why empathy is as crucial to business as people
• FTSE ends strong week in the red amid pandemic caution
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Fakir D’oudairies storms home to seal emphatic win in Marsh Chase
• Bristol De Mai can buck grey trend and defy top weight on way to National glory
• Caledonian connection on Masters leaderboar­d
• Olazabal survives for first time since 2014
• Early leader Rose happy with recovery on ‘challengin­g day’
• Loanee Kenny appears open to extending Parkhead stay
• Rice rules out further calls to referees’ chief
• Doncaster says expanded Premiershi­p not necessaril­y the way forward
• Boycott may help convince social sites of need for better policing
• Souness may have wise words for Gerrard over taking Liverpool job
• ‘Let’s have some positive thinking and a return of the Texaco Cup’
• Gerrard shares Kennedy’s anger at SFA inconsiste­ncy
• Doig has no shortage of admirers but won’t let attention turn his head
• Hearts on the brink of lifting title after hitting hapless Alloa for six
• Brechin chairman quits SPFL board ahead of play-off talks
• Ferguson frustrated by drought as he looks to impress new boss
• Davidson aiming for elusive first win of the season over Dons
• ‘No need to panic’ over Jack’s Euro 2020 hopes
• Uefa confirms Hampden will host Euros in front of fans
• Wright says Hughes trying to influence referees
• Alexander feels O’donnell re-signing would prove Motherwell ambition
• Scottish clubs’ European eliminatio­n no real surprise after poor Pro14 campaigns
• Six of the best new fragrances for spring
• Live in Leith sees the theatre back centre stage
• Two Kings Sandwich Bar
• The spice is right
• Japan's growers take the koshu grape to new levels
• Thanks for the memories
• Hit those symbols
• Rambling prose
• There for you?
• The Other Side of Stone
• Who Is Maud Dixon? King of Rabbits
• Night music
• The SCO and Hippfest show how far online concerts have come
• My role, on stage and off
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• Swimming with ocean giants
• Choose your Greek idyll
• Did you ever really leave school?
• What exactly is long Covid and how do you know if you’ve got it?
• Pot a little sunshine this spring
• Always worth the effort to protect the environmen­t
• No freeride contests for Scotland, but the world’s best get to shine in the Alps
• Your life in the stars
• No-nonsense Prince was Queen’s ‘strength & stay’ throughout her reign
• THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, 1921 - 2021
• From ‘no fixed abode’
• THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, 1921 - 2021 to Buckingham Palace
• The memorable quotes that made Prince Philip a national treasure
• Schoolboy Philip 'a natural leader with a short fuse'
• Lasting love of devoted couple
• How Gordonstou­n was like a home for Philip
• Philip and Balmoral: the Royal consort’s love of the great estate

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