The Scotsman - 2022-05-03

• Restoring and protecting peatlands is critical
• Knights Templar rules on how to wear their facial hair can now be seen online
• Lost episodes of the Morecambe and Wise Show to be released on DVD
• Police defend ‘proportion­ate’ handling of Old Firm match
• Sarwar says Labour will not play game of ‘political party stitch-up’ coalitions
• HRW verifies incidents of Russian soldiers firing on civilian vehicles
• Israel condemns ‘unforgivea­ble’ Nazi remarks by Russian foreign minister
• Misogyny at Westminste­r will put women off politics says Davidson
• Sarwar says sexism and Islamophbi­a not limited to one party as he urges setting up anti-abortion buffer zones without delay
• Children say they are treated like animals by staff in secure units
• Deaths of eight sailors to be investigat­ed
• Too early to say if Rwanda scheme deterring migrants
• Pensioners £390 worse off says Labour
• Store forced to ban schoolchil­dren after rise in shopliftin­g
• Geller’s island declared rat free after kayaking volunteers rally to protect birds
• Leading architect voices concerns over School of Art restoratio­n
• Madeleine Mccann’s parents say that finding out the truth about her disappeara­nce is essential 15 years on
• Passport processing delays could cost £1.1bn
• Hey, teacher, leave those kids alone: they need a Muck-up Day
• Culture wars will degrade democracy
• Forthereco­rd
• Gravity matters
• ON TWITTER
• Faith in dream
• Buyers home in on green credential­s
• Edinburgh’s got a Spring in its step as city centre looks forward with confidence
• A new dawn for passenger trains – and perhaps for the freight sector too
• We need to tackle nation’s looming litter emergency
• Netflix's Ultimatum: Marry or Move On is wholesale relationsh­ip slaughter Alastair Stewart
• New Zealand welcomes back global tourists as pandemic rules are eased
• Scottish food photograph­ers triumph at internatio­nal awards
• ‘I pray this helps people on their journey to change their lives’
• Think of loved ones and plan for the future
• NOW & THEN
• Sir Ray Tindle
• Naomi Judd
• Brewer launches crowdfundi­ng campaign to help open second bar
• Software consultanc­y to boost headcount after appointing North Sea specialist to spearhead firm’s next phase of growth
• Swan flies in to lead new estate agency
• Hospital design is key to health and wellbeing
• Irish raider Hereditary Rule faces Scottish resistance at Ayr
• Murray makes winning return to clay with fine victory over Thiem
• Teenager Graham tipped to be ‘Scottish golf ’s Rory Mcilroy’
• Mo unsure of future after shock defeat on comeback
• O’sullivan wraps up magnificen­t seventh world title to equal record
• Mcburney ready to step up as injuries provide ‘opportunit­ies’
• Klopp says Liverpool are ‘ready to suffer’ in bid to reach final
• United stroll to win over Bees on Rangnick’s Old Trafford bow
• European hopes aided by removal of Russia
• Gordon is unlucky, but Celtic trio deserve prizes
• ‘Impossible’ for Jags to replicate early form
• POSTECOGLO­U DELIGHTED HIS ‘CHALLENGE’ IS RECOGNISED
• Edinburgh stung by injury woes for European clash with Wasps
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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