The Scotsman - 2022-05-21

• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• Scots politics not capable of dealing with NI issues
• Widow’s Highland ‘Castle of Spite’ goes back on market after less than a year
• Councillor­s can’t afford childcare due to poor pay, claims Cosla
• Author Bronte was skilled rock collector, researcher­s reveal
• Star ‘thinks and feels’ like film legend for new role
• US accuses Russia of holding world hostage over food
• Russia cuts gas supplies after Finland refuses to pay in roubles
• G7 to provide billions in aid to Ukraine
• Chief civil servant: Don’t rock the boat
• Scots land values ‘could rise sevenfold’ as investors chase lucrative green schemes
• Government procures vaccines as monkeypox spreads
• Postmistre­ss redecorate­s to mark Platinum Jubilee
• Pensioners decide to tie the knot more than 65 years after they met
• Around 30 people including PM warned over contents of Gray Partygate report
• PC heard a rib break while performing CPR on Bayoh, inquiry told
• Coronaviru­s infections in UK fall to their lowest level for five months
• Scottish Labour leader denies deceiving voters
• Grocery item costs rise by over 20%
• Hundreds not thousands illegal immigrants to go to Rwanda
• First hybrid General Assembly confirms Kirk’s modernisat­ion
• Cooper calls for MI5 domestic abuse probe
• Lothian golf club attacked over dress code for women
• Stage and screen star Jessie Buckley to appear at Edinburgh music festival
• Driver must stand trial over deadly Tesla crash when car was in ‘autopilot’
• Childcare costs must be addressed
• These talks Could change world
• ‘Dark supermarke­ts’ cast shadow over high street
• We can’t spend our way out of trouble
• Schoolrepo­rt
• ON TWITTER
• Sensible snub?
• Write of reply
• Sri Lanka closes schools and limits work amid desperate fuel shortage
• Whisky parapherna­lia from this century preserved in museum
• No longer locked down, are we still going to fall for the silences of Sally Rooney?
• Eden found in Galloway as Adam falls foul of serpent
• Newer material lets Sandé explore subtler textures
• This Don misses the mark
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Pig producers under pressure
• Beware hacking attacks on new farm technology
• Nationwide warns over cool house prices
• Hospitalit­y disruptor sets £2m goal
• How does Scotland win the war for tech talent?
• FTSE finishes in the green as European markets rebound
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Haggas targeting fifth Edinburgh Cup victory with Nathanael Greene
• Van Bronckhors­t admits only ‘small chance’ of Goldson staying at Rangers
• Rangers eye silver lining to marathon campaign
• Why it should be time for Lowry but not Souttar
• FINAL OFFERS RAMSEY A SHOT AT HISTORY AND REDEMPTION
• Final win over Rangers would top cup glory with Celtic for Gordon
• Sergio backs Hearts to get the better of tired rivals
• Budge hoping Hearts can summon the spirit of 1998
• ‘Hearts fans felt betrayed when I joined Rangers I understood why’
• Football scrambles for answers as fan disorder continues
• Thomas hitting form as he eyes PGA and St Andrews
• Boffelli switched to full-back as Graham wings in for Edinburgh
• Mclean backed to last the full 80 for Glasgow on return from injury
• Kerr looks to sparkle in Diamond League as he makes rare UK appearance
• 1872 Cup clash promises to be intriguing battle with little between the two rivals
• Hit me with the 2000s one more time
• The Brit working with the Burgundy ‘mono-maniacs’
• ALSO SHOWING
• Soul music
• Gàirnealac­hd / Gardening
• By Nick Holdstock
• Scottish Opera is ready to celebrate its 60th season in style
• Shock and awe for Cathy the rock star
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• Adventures On the loch
• Now is the time to start a new life in Australia
• From golf to gratitude lists, share the things that make a difference
• The grass is always greener for Houdini with her garden break out routine
• Gear libraries vs the cost of living crisis: getting people outdoors for less
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