The Scotsman - 2022-05-19

• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Sarwar has tied Scottish Labour in electoral knots
• First wildcat kittens likely to be released into the wild are born in the Highlands
• SNP and Lib Dem coalition is condemned by Labour in Aberdeen
• Sketch: PMQS a drab day of denial from Government scared of what it wants
• Scotland Office accused of not ‘lifting a finger’ to help with cost-of-living
• UK minister dismisses trade war
• Johnson ‘shocked’ to learn of rape allegation made against Tory MP
• Nearly 1,000 troops have left Mariupol steelworks, says Russia
• UK ‘open’ to internatio­nal tribunal trying Russian president over war in Ukraine, says Foreign Secretary Liz Truss
• Soldier pleads guilty in first war crimes trial
• Countdown to celebratio­ns: 2,800 beacons to hail the Queen’s reign
• Queen + Adam Lambert to open Platinum Jubilee concert with performanc­e to mark the Queen’s 70 years on throne
• Holyrood accused of lack of urgency as thousands struggle with Long Covid
• Police officers at risk of burnout from mental health callouts
• New pandemic science hub is being created to test new treatments
• Peebles plan Witchcraft Act memorial
• ‘Substantia­l’ risks remain in Scotland’s social security roll-out
• Driving ban for SNP MP who crashed into teenager
• Python Palin to traverse the ‘birthplace of civilisati­on’ in new television documentar­y series 20 years on from the Iraq War
• Covid sceptic Clapton gets dose of own medicine
• Impact of men’s shed movement inspires new play on the Fringe
• Renters face loss of rural homes due to ‘negative’ attitude to private landlords
• Hungry? Cold? Work longer hours, say callous Tory MPS
• Beware biting the hand that feeds
• Inside Health
• Are we living in a ‘golden age’ for books?
• Asimplepla­n
• What prospectus?
• ON TWITTER
• The homo urbanus trend is shifting
• I can’t remember last week, so how can we attribute fault going back 30 years?
• If you care about the planet, invite God into your thinking
• The elections are over so now the hard work begins
• Wealth from ‘Scotland’s wind’ is going same way as its oil. Out of the country
• Ferrygate is incompeten­ce not illegality
• Japan approves plan to release Fukushima nuclear plant wastewater
• Time to preserve our wide range
• New visitor hub enhances birdwatchi­ng experience at remote Hermaness site
• Addressing a burning issue
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• Prof Frank Mcpherson
• NOW & THEN
• Vets chief ’s alert on new service
• Legal firm boosts partnershi­p count
• Biotech to use £2.2m funding to improve cattle disease detection
• Pub and hotel giant with 20 Scottish sites eyes bright summer as customers return after post-lockdown rebound
• SMES report ‘distressin­g’ rise in late payments
• Space, the final frontier for home workers
• Watches of Switzerlan­d’s £1bn revenue
• Ftse And Pound Slide As 40-Year High Inflation Spooks Traders
• Future looks bright for My Astra after dazzling display at Ayr
• Relaxed Kinghorn tunes out of Twitter as he grows into 10 role with Edinburgh
• Warriors prop Berghan looking forward to a bit of sledging with old pals
• Jones rejoins Glasgow on ‘multi-year deal’ after season at ’Quins
• Johnson wins the race for Hibs job with Mcallister set to be No 2
• Keeper Siegrist among first-team departures from Tannadice
• Boyce: ‘Team comes first… but I’d play with one leg!’
• Hallberg says Saints’ play-off clash with Caley is as big to him as last year’s cup final
• Low-key signing is heartbeat of team and did not deserve to lose
• Champions League riches still up for grabs
• Cost of green living
• High time to check out Clocktower apartments

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