The Scotsman - 2021-05-22

• Heir we go as Duke joins in
• Restaurant­s plead for aid as Glasgow stays curbed
• Alone on the wing
• Righting the wrongs on our railways
• Reviving a shopping icon
• Grape adventures
• Ken Buchanan on Josh Taylor
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• Don’t forget to be kind to yourself as well as others
• Israel warn Hamas against further attacks
• Dunbar was a centre in New Zealand mould
• Israel has an absolute right to defend itself but Palestinia­ns have a right to an independen­t state, writes Andrew Bowie
• High street enjoys post lockdown surge
• Dawson strikes European gold in double time
• Choc o block with brownies
• Pork and lamb sales to Asia show encouragin­g rise
• National Trust to transform 200 acres of Threave Estate to boost biodiversi­ty
• Former Tory MSP says ‘wildcat referendum’ plan could be legal
• Demands for minister to reveal exam appeals system after deadline missed
• Pressure grows on BBC as Johnson ‘very concerned’ by Diana interview
• Spain lifts restrictio­ns for UK travellers
• Man linked to two indecent assaults in Glasgow
• Indoor and outdoor shows at Traverse Theatre in Fringe comeback plans
• Scottish Greens announce key roles for MSPS to work on recovery
• SNP accuse Johnson of betraying Scottish farmers with proposed Australia deal
• Scotland’s richest get richer during pandemic
• Rare painting discovered at home of late arts patron sells for £450,000
• Rangers take legal action after police end players investigat­ion
• Hitman who shot and killed T2 Trainspott­ing actor Bradley Welsh at his Edinburgh home to appeal murder conviction
• Bar gets apology letter from ‘plate thief’
• Assembly to look at legislatio­n to allow ministers to conduct same sex marriages
• Rover mission to find life on Mars moves a step closer
• Scotrail’s traincare workers to go on strike over promotion
• The BBC will need friends to defend it
• Rewilding offers hope for animal life
• Foie gras is barbaric and should be banned now
• Don’t label Rangers fans social pariahs
• Privatisat­ion failed both rail and energy users
• The next FM?
• Hardtodige­st
• ON TWITTER
• Various opinions
• Epic legal battle for Tim Cook as he defends Apple’s app store control
• You hate your boss? Well, never tie him up and dump him in the woods ...
• ‘If you remember the contributi­ons of people in the past, it gives you energy to go forward’
• COURT CIRCULAR
• Joe Mercer
• NOW & THEN
• I don’t understand how much I need to pay in National Insurance contributi­ons
• Australia trade deal ‘ideologica­l’
• Nationwide customers’ £10bn nest egg
• Private sector growth ‘at 20-year high’
• Does skin colour affect your chances of success?
• FTSE dips marginally lower after subdued trading session
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Liberty Beach can make another splash with Haydock victory
• Gordon planning to make Hibs ‘the Atletico Madrid of Scotland’
• Craig has the drive for more glory
• Davidson could walk tall with giants but is keeping feet on ground
• An epic story whoever wins: Scotsman writers’ cup final prediction­s
• Porteous is hoping to give mum stress-free day
• Expect a tense final: Writers’ prediction­s
• I’ve proved I’m good enough for this stage, insists bullish Ross
• Where the cup final will be won and lost
• Patterson in Scotland squad ‘on merit’ says Rangers sporting director Wilson
• Muirhead thrills home fans as Morton secure survival
• Meditation helps Mickelson turn back the clock with US PGA move
• Meigle ready for top-flight bow after long wait
• Lambert ‘hungry’ for more rugby after signing first pro deal
• ‘Josh is a good laddie I know he’ll pull it off ’
• Scotland’s home Six Nations matches to be shown on BBC in new TV deal
• Great writing is at the heart of what I’m interested in and why I act
• Wing & a prayer
• Scarlet woman: how to find the perfect lippie
• Beware the return of hard trousers and heels
• Osteria dei Sapori, Edinburgh
• Plates of pleasure
• Moments of reflection
• Dead exciting
• Planning a trip?
• Search for the truth
• Good felines
• Pignut and Nuncle
• Snowflake How To Kidnap The Rich
• Heart & soul
• Perth is in the spotlight with two new classical concert series
• The shows go on, outside
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• Sewing on the go in Scotland
• A shepherd’s Life for me
• Livingston
• Hope and healing in Galloway
• Are your dreams trying to tell you something important?
• At home in foreign climes
• Fabulous four are now three as Gertie the Great is sadly missing in action
• Slow Ways project shows how covid made us re-think urban environmen­t
• Your life in the stars

The Scotsman - 2021-05-21

The Scotsman - 2021-05-24