The Scotsman - 2021-05-24

• Taylor made: Now Scots boxer aims to be king of the Castle
• Yousaf: ‘We have room to speed up vaccine rollout’
• Senior law officers set to resign
• 14 killed in Italy cable car crash
• Patel: ‘BBC must learn from Diana interview scandal’
• Brian Monteith: Politician­s should not choose which laws to uphold
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Why did the networks snub Josh Taylor making history?
• Balmoral chef on his new job
• 21 athletes die during China ultra-marathon
• Scottish Enterprise sets out budget plans
• Feeley Review sets out an ambitious framework for social care reform
• An ‘opt-out’ approach would radically increase the exposure for any organisati­on facing a lawsuit
• New DUP leader says Northern Ireland Protocol is ‘undelivera­ble’
• Patel plans digital visas to fix ‘broken’ immigratio­n system
• Yousaf makes no apology for Rangers video tweet
• Dogs can sniff out Covid with 94% accuracy
• Comedian Alexei Sayle tells of how he helped to pioneer fledgling alternativ­e comedy movement in early 1980s
• Royal Mint features The Who on new coins
• Kirk members must now put energy into ‘reshaping church life’
• Eurovision winner denies drugs claims
• Call for coronaviru­s tax as rich become richer in pandemic
• He’s electric.. the night Dylan said hello to Glasgow
• Positively Morrison Street: ‘The day I almost ran over Dylan in my van’
• Bank holiday BBQ warning as insurer records claims jump
• It’s time to separate Lord Advocate roles
• Inside Justice
• Obesity is the elephant in the room for care
• BBC furore
• Electricve­hicles
• Federalfut­ure
• ON TWITTER
• Education appeal
• Remote hearings are here to stay – but how often should they be employed?
• You’ll need a compelling strategy for growth to secure funding
• It’s never too early to start thinking about succession planning for your business
• Consumer activism can save the world from scourge of plastic pollution Christine Jardine
• ‘Everything has given me a new depth’, says Delta Goodrem
• Truth and consequenc­es: how fake news drives the plot of The Unholy
• Gloriously varied festival a joy from start to finish
• STEPHANIE CHEAPE
• Hound of the Baskervill­es brought to heel in fine style
• NOW & THEN
• Graham Meikle
• Key questions that need answers to restore trust
• M&S full-year profits expected to slide
• Alison tackles growing cyber crime attacks in charity sector
• Virus toll on hospitalit­y trade
• Macintyre ‘livid’ after fast start to final round fizzles out in US PGA
• Dawson grabs third gold and Euro record as GB top standings
• British No 2 Norrie loses to Tsitsipas in Lyon final
• Varian’s Hey Mr is worth shouting about in Windsor sprint
• Whitefoord hails ‘massive win’ for RHC as Eastern Premier returns
• Davidson: I may lose some of my cup stars
• Taylor: I’m going to tell my hero Buchanan, I’m just like you now
• Joy and relief as Davidson
• Mccart savours ‘fairytale’ win as he emulates father
• Ross: We must strengthen
• Hibs… how they rated
• Hibs don’t have to sell anybody says Gordon
• Tartan Tornado’s triumph goes down a storm
• Taylor’s next fight could make him King of Edinburgh Castle
• ‘Lucky’ Chelsea lose but bag Euro place
• Ashcroft hopes to disappoint old club Killie as Dundee bid to finish final job
• Celtic grab late goal to claim third Old Firm win this season
• Commonweal­th and European Games marathon winner Hill dies aged 82
• Dominant Muir destroys Diamond field
• Verstappen takes Monaco win and title lead as Hamilton left fuming
• ‘It feels great to get that fifth star’ says Kaino as Toulouse revel in historic victory
• Victory for Victor after early crash disrupts Giro
• Dodds and Mouat on top of the world after clinching title in thrilling close encounter

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