The Scotsman - 2021-05-26

• Sturgeon signals shift away from more Covid lockdowns
• Hero’s welcome: Taylor comes home triumphant
• Lidl loses in lookalike gin dispute with Grants
• Why the case for reform of Lord Advocate role is difficult to ignore
• R&A hopes for 30,000 at the Open
• Why we should create a buzz about bees
• Mellon ‘proud’ of job he did at Dundee United
• Belarus airspace off limits amid fury at arrest
• Broker Insights eyes entry into the US market
• Redpath set for lengthy lay-off after ACL injury
• Reestit mutton soup
• Stock up now for winter, livestock farmers advised
• Norway urged to cancel ‘unacceptab­le’ whale experiment­s
• Traditiona­l sporran and kilt making at risk of extinction claims heritage group
• Kirk ‘will not survive without cutting ministers by quarter’
• Former prison officer found guilty of murder and hiding the corpse
• Politician­s ‘should know better’ over claims of police bias following George Square and Kenmure Street incidents
• Sex case Tory MP faces suspension
• Recovery the focus of first 100 days in office
• Doctors urged to watch out for signs of stroke following Covid vaccinatio­n
• Edinburgh bars and restaurant­s set for extended hours for festivals
• Minister suggests self-isolation for fully-vaccinated people to continue
• Johnson criticised as Tories say sorry over discrimina­tion claims
• Government borrowing fell last month – but hits second highest April on record as Covid support schemes continue
• BBC says Bashir 'working out notice'
• The new trend for prehistori­c-style burials in Scotland
• Woman banned from owning dogs after pet found in ‘horrific’ state
• Nationalis­ation of Liberty Steel not ruled out by minister
• Decriminal­ise drugs option after UK exit
• Patients waiting a year or more for hospital care almost double
• Eagles hatch after 40-year absence
• Ministers lose court battle over £5m Ferguson shipyard insurance payout
• Safety recommenda­tions for fish farming giant after worker’s death
• Site of former Scottish plague hospice reborn as art and horticultu­re centre
• Scot among three jailed for murder of vulnerable man thrown in river
• Photograph­y has its place, but we will always value painted portraits
• Scotland must continue to reopen
• Inside Arts
• Tories betray Scottish farmers with trade deal
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• The story of shipbuildi­ng in Scotland is a cautionary tale of two government­s
• Vatican sued after street artist’s image of Christ was used on Easter stamp
• Scotland’s Larder: The story of Scotland’s original sweet shop
• B r a t D t ’ o e u L g h a d t u n
• NOW & THEN
• Max Mosley
• Houston wins the Young award
• White on board of IT giant Commsworld
• Scotland's biggest dental group hits 50-practice mark
• Leith renewable energy hub the size of 100 football pitches can bring jobs boost
• £1.1m boost for Scottish Edge winners
• Scottish Cluster key to decarbonis­ation efforts
• THE BENEFITS ARE OBVIOUS. THE HEARING AID ISN’T.
• Signia Silk 1NX Product Overview By Lead Audiologis­t Joan Mckechnie
• FTSE slips lower as optimism tempered by slumps for miners
• Murchie pleasantly surprised by rapid rise up the coaching ladder
• Bernal hopes to see out Giro despite troublesom­e back injury
• Macintyre secures US Open spot at Torrey Pines
• Limited number of tickets set to go on sale for Scottish Open at Renaissanc­e Club
• Taylor urged to call shots and capitalise on his fame
• Alexander-arnold back in provisiona­l England squad
• United skipper Maguire set to miss Europa final after sitting out training
• Gemmill backs Scotland’s young stars to shine bright at Euro 2020
• Spanish-born striker Urain named in Scotland U21 squad
• Czechs wait for appeal by Kudela over 10-game ban
• Adam realises boyhood dream with return to top flight and Dundee derby
• Manager hails Dicker’s contributi­on as captain departs, but new playing budget will remain same
• New reality dawns under Wright man
• Howe’s former backroom team bound for Parkhead
• Celtic to face West Ham and Preston in friendlies after pre-season camp in Wales
• Hibs owner calls for lifting of alcohol ban to benefit fans
• From one Manager of the Year to another - Sakala ready to go to next level at Rangers under Gerrard
• “I’ve said for years that my goal is to get a few wins before I hang up my boots and that is still the goal”
• Back on track / Musselburg­h welcomes fans as crowds return to Scottish racing

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