The Scotsman - 2022-04-05

• Last chance saloon for the world on climate action
• Eastenders stalwart June Brown, best known as Dot Cotton, dies at the age of 95
• Dan Walker leaves BBC for 5 News amid string of high-profile departures
• Partygate: Ex-ethics chief is fined and ‘sorry for error of judgment’
• PM Johnson did not mislead MPS about parties, he was just given the ‘wrong informatio­n’, claims Rees-mogg
• Single-sex services ‘can exclude trans people’
• Russia must be hit with maximum level of sanctions, says Liz Truss
• Around 22 schools a day damaged by invading forces, says Save the Children
• Scots host families ‘frustrated’ at slowness of visas for refugees
• Flights chaos: What to do if your plans are disrupted
• Miserable Monday: Travellers hit by flight cancellati­ons after Covid absences
• Met issues warning for heavy snow
• How everyone can join the climate fight – with government support
• A noteworthy honour for medical pioneer Flora
• 140 Scots police stations close since 2013
• Landmark study links 42 genes to Alzheimer’s disease for first time
• Kinder Surprise eggs removed from sale after customers infected with salmonella
• Music-writer-in-residence to drum up support for live scene
• Nicola Sturgeon condemns ‘mindless, thuggish behaviour’ of Rangers fans who threw bottles on pitch during derby defeat
• Longer court times ‘should not be the new normal’
• £100 a pop? Do I pay more than this to see Roxy Music?
• We can help planet but we must act now
• Inside Science
• Buckunstop­ped Secret state
• Covid pain
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Levelling playing field for finance
• Partnershi­p between staff and students in lockdown helped achieve success
• Alternativ­e business models can deliver on fair work and benefits for communitie­s
• Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at Oscars is ultimate example of celebrity privilege
• China sends in military to help with coronaviru­s outbreak in Shanghai
• No ticket to ride… race is on to find new home for Fringe’s bus venue
• ‘Cam is the hero and Ambulance is a love letter to those who do that job’
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• New developmen­t board attracts 11,000 levy payers
• BDO signs up to Glasgow office lease
• Napier University opens start-up studio in the heart of Edinburgh
• Muckle Media PR acquires Jardine’s Taste Communicat­ions in a six-figure deal with the aim to enrich both companies
• Review into female entreprene­urship
• Modular building boosts drive for social housing
• Housebuild­ers lift Ftse after cladding reports
• Bavington Bob romps home in style at Kelso for his fifth win of the season
• Smith on mullets, beer and being a Masters contender
• Bulls and Bears will be first out of the blocks in Super6 Sprint
• Glasgow seek a travel sickness cure ahead of trip to South Africa
• Klopp has ‘nothing to worry about’ over Salah and new deal
• Pep will over-think Atletico clash... by fielding 12 players
• BOOKINGS AMNESTY LOOMS FOR PLAYERS CLOSE TO BAN
• Gamble on Postecoglo­u paying off handsomely
• Commons: Element of Rangers fans ‘a disgrace’
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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