The Scotsman - 2021-04-28

• Good to see you Ma’am: Queen returns to public duties
• Fresh warning of economic shock from independen­ce
• Concussion risk is greater for girls who play football
• Johnson is accused of ‘shifty denials’
• The nation’s milk man
• Bartley frustrated at lack of action on racist abuse on social media
• Ex-makar Lochhead’s anger at SQA ‘idiots’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Johnson to face PMQS grilling into ‘Tory sleaze’
• 320,000 new Covid-19 cases in India
• BP’S profits soar on the back of rising oil prices
• I've never met Boris Johnson but I kent his father (albeit very briefly)
• Trio named in GB swim team for Olympics
• Blair to take charge of Scots this summer
• Trust launched for runner
• Climate change and animal welfare worry consumers
• Lost Bonnie Prince Charlie letter reveals ‘idiot’ jibe against his right hand man
• ‘Test before you visit’ urge island health boards ahead of bank holiday
• DUP says Foster’s future as party leader is ‘internal matter’
• Sturgeon issues a call for coronaviru­s probe as furore continues over Prime Minister’s alleged ‘shameful’ comments
• ‘Dismal failure’ to win release of ‘hostage’
• SNP accused of ‘taking an axe’ to services after 22,000 local government job losses
• Analysis: Were there any winners in latest bad-tempered TV debate?
• Polling expert says SNP majority ‘on a knife-edge’ after survey suggests big gains for Alba and Greens
• Two metre social distancing ‘will make most events unviable’, operators warn
• Supermarke­t shopper habits ‘returning to normal’ as lockdown begins to lift across UK
• Gunman who shot Bradley Welsh threatened terrified neighbour
• Plantwork car bodies and dandelion wheels among the favourites as winners revealed at Top Gear electric awards
• Bear statue lit up to mark Battle of Dunbar
• No stopping for photos on Glencoe road as new law enforced
• Fewer people will be using buses, trains and planes after lockdown
• Von der Leyen ‘will not hesitate to act’ if Brexit deal breached
• Walking festival strides back with a range of new routes as lockdown eases
• Pregnant deer killed in suspected dog attack prompts police warning
• Crieff Hydro boss fears staff leaving hospitalit­y over job security concerns
• Brand name suffers case of irritable vowel syndrome
• Economic fears can’t be dismissed
• Inside Arts
• Scots must not abandon their own kith and kin
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• It’s little wonder that the SNP are backpedall­ing on independen­ce
• Ethnic group captures Myanmar army base as resistance to the junta grows
• James Edgar
• NOW & THEN
• Uniting the sheep and the goats
• Genoa Black launches city centre base
• Edinburgh Park developmen­t to go green with new deal
• Full-fibre broadband ‘would add 76,000 jobs in game-changer for the economy’
• Premier Inn looks to staycation boost
• Ultrafast broadband can help boost our recovery
• FTSE 100 closes lower as Indian virus turmoil weighs on sentiment
• Stradivari­us can call the tune again at Ascot in Sagaro Stakes
• Gallacher on mend after suffering ‘scare’ in freak cycling accident
• Mcgill in tight tussle with Bingham as Scot bids to reach semis
• UCI’S new Track Champions League set to feature 72 riders
• Scots bring in Dewsbury coach ahead of World Cup
• Lions will have access to Premiershi­p players for Japan Test at Murrayfiel­d
• Wilson counts on Kellock’s support
• Spot-kick hero Mcallister believes Saints can end long wait to lift cup
• SPFL strike League Cup sponsorshi­p deal with Premier Sports
• Guardiola tells City to silence PSG’S big guns in semi-final
• Chelsea draw in Madrid but rue Werner misses
• PFA boss Taylor hails players’ part in scuppering breakaway league plans
• East Fife refuse to play after Clyde player tests positive for Covid-19
• Partick maintain four-point lead at League 1 summit with battling draw against Cove
• No lack of incentive as Rangers prepare to face Celtic in final Old Firm clash of the season
• Celtic facing disaster over Christie’s future says Mcdonald
• DUNCAN SCOTT Team GB swimmer is backing the athletes’ right to make their personal protests on the podium “The Olympics is a global stage so it will definitely get seen… So crack on, I guess”

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