The Scotsman - 2021-04-15

• Touching tributes from younger royals to their ‘dearest grandpa’
• ‘Prepare for third wave of coronaviru­s next winter’
• Uefa hands out bans after racism row
• Sturgeon pledges extra £2.5bn for frontline NHS
• Edinburgh University’s ‘rape culture’
• Kenny Macaskill: SNP can huff and puff but Johnson won’t budge on referendum
• MPS look into Cameron’s lobbying as ‘sleaze’ row deepens
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Performers and venues get green light as Festival Fringe gears up for return
• Luther ‘doesn't feel authentic’ claims BBC diversity chief
• Analysis: Why is there still a risk after vaccinatio­n programme?
• Gaelic education needs boosted to preserve language, says SNP
• SNP promises childcare ‘revolution’ with free access for low income families
• Parties pledge to scrap musical instrument tuition fees in schools
• Greens unveil ‘millionair­es’ tax’ plan for highest 10%
• Airport calls for new government to set out a roadmap to recovery for travel and tourism
• ‘Seven elections and two referendum­s - it felt like a shift’ says departing Davidson
• Man who died in hotel fire ‘was drowning in dreams for future’
• Mortgage lenders gearing up to unleash wave of 5% deposit deals under government-backed scheme revealed in Budget
• A Fair Isle of safety as all adults vaccinated
• Government working for ‘in person’ Cop26
• Tax and benefits system ‘progressiv­e but complicate­d’
• Film sparks ‘phenomenal’ interest in late Scottish landscape painter
• Magic mushrooms’ psychedeli­c compound performs at least as well as leading antidepres­sant medication, new study finds
• Shoreline discoverie­s sought for exhibition
• Ancient tools ‘reveal clues about gendered roles in farming societies’
• Pro-union voters should back us to derail the nationalis­t juggernaut
• TAMASIN KNIGHT
• LAURA WADDELL
• Will Davidson bring the House down?
• Time for detail
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Older workers are being left behind
• What’s happening now, and what’s coming next, in the digital marketing world
• Politician­s must get behind the ‘Right to Rehab’
• Palliative care actions will speak louder than words
• Riots are born of lies, despair and nihilism
• Failings revealed as Capitol force honours fallen officer
• World’s worst Ponzi scheme fraudster Bernie Madoff dies in prison aged 82
• Brewdog’s green ambition as it buys up Cairngorms estate
• Bridge to Lord of the Isles’ powerbase moves closer
• Scottishpo­wer unveils plans for
• Energy exchange moves forward
• NOW & THEN
• Dame Shirley Williams
• Keeping up with the downsizers
• Reimaginin­g the New Town square
• French vineyards feel the cold
• College sets up clinical skills unit for north-east vets
• Heriot-watt team hits upon natural marine alternativ­es
• Cloud computing group makes key hire
• Research centre boost for university
• Let’s go back to the future for tenants on benefits
• John Menzies to turn green by 200th year
• Ftse 100 outperform­s peers as commodity prices rise
• Master Of The Seas can sink his rivals in Craven Stakes
• Sacred stakes her 1,000 Guineas claim with victory in Nell Gwynn
• Fenwick hoping to flourish with Lawrie
• Green light to tee up again across Scotland
• INJURY FORCES SCOTT OUT OF GB&I WALKER CUP TEAM
• Lions’ attitude to player release ‘disingenuo­us’, says Baxter
• Boyle urged to learn from ‘world class’ team-mates
• Solskjaer says red banners at Old Trafford affected team
• Foden goal caps City’s comeback in Dortmund
• Arteta wants Arsenal’s ‘big players’ to produce the goods against Slavia
• When United toiled to beat Forfar… then saw off Barca
• New deal for Rice will be seen as a ‘strange one’, admits Accies chief
• Gordon hails progress of Hearts goalkeepin­g hopeful Stone
• Last 16 was not so sweet
• Kent would be ‘crazy’ to leave Rangers with so much still to be won, says Walters
• Rise of Welsh and his new contract is a beam of light at Parkhead
• ‘I basically can’t move to swing the club. I had an MRI and that’s when we really found out what it was’
• ‘Brown can stake claim for Lions’
• Mellon plays down exit speculatio­n

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