The Scotsman - 2022-03-28

• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Backlash against Chancellor rich enough to walk away
• Burrell gallery reopening overshadow­ed by row over Nazis’ ‘looted’ art treasures
• Offshore fields ‘can support 40% of UK’S gas consumptio­n’
• 1,500 deaths investigat­ed by first public inquiry into mental health in England as chair tells of ‘areas of concern’
• Chancellor Sunak branded ‘Mr Tax’ as backlash to Spring Statement grows
• Cold weather brings end to sunny March
• Flyers back as Gatwick reopens south terminal after two years
• Patel reignites row with mayor as she ‘commission­s inquiry into handling of Dick’s resignatio­n’ as head of Met
• Hawkins ‘had ten substances in his system’
• Fife Guitar-maker: ‘Hearing Aids Transforme­d My Life’
• William ‘very wise’ in comments about the Commonweal­th
• Falkland War veteran’s guilt over survival
• Edible insect firms call for end to Brexit food law confusion
• OCEAN WINDS SEEKS SCOTTISH SUPPLY CHAIN LEAD
• Falkirk fury as town’s fate hangs in the balance
• Lifestyle changes ‘cut risk of type 2 diabetes for thousands in UK’
• Sturgeon must accept she’s in deep water over ferries furore
• Ferries fiasco must be open to scrutiny
• Career politician­s are letting Scotland down
• On your bike
• ON TWITTER
• Alba ambitions
• Bird’s nest parenting could work for you
• Not all clients are looking for advisers to pursue ‘aggressive’ tax planning
• England’s now got a ‘no fault’ divorce, but the law’s still different in Scotland
• We love our animal companions, but what exactly are we feeding them?
• Second flight recorder found by firefighte­rs after China plane crash
• Bodies performing as living archives
• ‘I wanted to try and play with just vocals and violin’
• Magical Dahl conjures up a glorious tale for our times
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• John Purvis CBE
• NOW & THEN
• Alumni toast investment and jobs success
• Diversity is good for business
• Drew is building new horizons at Winchburgh Developmen­ts
• Question of greenbacks in funding green future
• Investment support for decarbinis­ation
• Simcock’s Bless Him can answer punters’ prayers at Newcastle
• Top trainer Russell could skip Scottish National altogether
• More to come after Mclean’s milestone
• Shaw: Kane is probably best striker in the world
• Welsh: One of worst performanc­es I’ve seen from any Scotland team
• ‘Lucky’ Mcinnes hails Lafferty and clears up wages claim
• High fives for Cove but Fyvie insists Airdrie remain a threat
• Kelty’s Ukrainian title hero says football stops him thinking of war
• Verstappen edges Leclerc in gripping Saudi GP duel
• Greece is the word as Celtic expect Giakoumaki­s boost
• ‘We can’t let that happen again’ – Darge tells slack Glasgow to get ruthless
• Heavy defeat for Scots but Konkel saw progress in scrum respects
• Coach Redpath ‘delighted’ as Marr edge Hawick to reach final
• England through to women’s World Cup semis
• Root still ‘passionate’ about leading England despite dismal defeat in West Indies

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