The Scotsman - 2022-05-02

• Sturgeon: War in Ukraine will not delay referendum
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Conversati­on about sexism in Westminste­r musn’t end
• Edinburgh images from 50s and 60s by acclaimed street photograph­er on show
• Labour ‘tests waters’ on defence and security EU treaty
• Minister claims there is no culture of misogyny in Westminste­r but he admits there are just a few ‘bad apples’
• Watchdog’s update on MPS being investigat­ed
• Evacuation from steel plant in Mariupol under way, says UN
• Russian trolls accused of meddling in indyref ‘target world leaders’
• Thousands support bid to free geologist
• Cabinet rift appears over windfall tax on oil and gas profits
• Exam time for guide dogs as scientists research behaviours
• City with the country’s highest house prices
• Government urged to explain £110m ferry procuremen­t
• All of our politician­s should want devolution to be a success
• Oil and gas windfall tax worth exploring
• Inside Justice
• Ukraine can’t win, so it’s time for realpoliti­k
• Warofattri­tion
• A flickering lamp
• ON TWITTER
• Ukraine must be a catalyst for change
• Libraries, like democracie­s, will outlast Putin and the violence he has unleashed
• Intellectu­al Property will be key to Scotland’s Strategy for Economic Transforma­tion
• China’s zero-covid approach curbs holiday travel and enforces lockdown
• ‘Knowing Freddy wants to be the centre of attention is fun to play’
• ‘It’s a lot of fun to play and we all get to sing’
• The wigs fit for landmark Dylan gig
• A moment of hope after the authoritar­ian horrors
• Tradfest: Duncan Chisholm & Beth Malcolm
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• NOW & THEN
• Farmers fighting a losing battle as the war rages on
• Major tech names set to speak at summit
• Action better late than never
• DM Hall appoints Kirsten as residentia­l property director
• Forza Orta battles gamely to overpower Tribal Art in tight Hamilton finish
• Champagne on ice for Celtic as Rangers battle back for draw
• Van Bronckhors­t full of praise for his players’ efforts despite title blow
• Two laudable teams but they are let down by the lamentable among their support
• Hart: Our aggressive style always gives opponents a chance
• ‘Rangers took Celtic out of comfort zone’ – Petrov
• Sakala admits ‘I could have done better’ with other chances
• Keane ‘would bring a passion to the club if he got the job’ says Hibs winger Mitchell
• Boyce frustrated by missed chances and spat with County foe
• Levitt shines again but Old Trafford loanee says future out of his hands
• Davidson – fighting sprit can help us beat drop
• Adam vital says Mcgowan after substituti­on surprise
• Richarliso­n faces probe over smoke bomb throw during goal celebratio­n
• Scots ‘within touching distance’ as they look to World Cup
• Edinburgh and Glasgow face derby decider for Champions Cup place
• O’sullivan in referee row during final at Crucible

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