The Scotsman - 2022-05-24

• What you should know about monkeypox
• Scotland’s holiday postcard trailblaze­rs to be honoured with exhibition at V&A
• Historic attraction to re-open after earthquake damage is repaired
• Scottish assisted dying bill to be delayed
• Lib Dems urge police watchdog to investigat­e Met’s handling of inquiry into breaches of lockdown rules at Number 10
• Windfall tax ‘risks billions in North Sea investment’
• PM ‘not attracted’ to new taxes as pressure grows over windfall levy
• Zelensky urges ‘maximum sanctions’ against Russia in address to Davos
• SNP promise to close up the school attainment gap ‘has not been abandoned’
• Slave’s legal battle inspires museum art
• One in eight coronaviru­s patients later diagnosed with heart inflammati­on
• Kirk votes to allow same-sex marriages
• Gene-edited tomatoes could help cut global vitamin D deficiency
• Soaring cost of living could leave UK high and dry for want of beer bottles
• Majority of survey respondent­s oppose gender reform plans
• Huw Edwards : ‘During the worst bouts of depression I couldn’t get out of bed’
• Watching too much TV increases heart disease risk, study suggests
• Jail for former MP who groped boy aged 15
• Number of ‘problem’ beavers legally killed down amid support for species expansion, official figures show
• Wagatha Christie case has probably seen the end of the WAG
• SNP must intervene in Scotrail dispute
• Inside Science
• Stop worrying about educationa­l standards
• Dodging bullets
• ON TWITTER
• Trust team walk the walk for wildlife
• Outdoor therapy helping young people and veterans to reconnect their lives
• Sustainabl­e, local sourcing allows healthy and efficient animal feed systems
• Park plan highlights urgent need for more rural workers
• Iran vows revenge over Tehran killing of Revolution­ary Guard member
• Researcher­s dig deep in pursuit of Garden Festival artefacts
• Sue Perkins discovers her ancestry on TV’S Who Do You Think You Are?
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• NOW & THEN
• Liz Douglas
• Emergency payment for EU farms
• Reactec expands into tackling noise with a new partnershi­p
• Glasgow’s Deepmatter names new chairman amid ‘very exciting’ time for chemistry specialist company
• B&Q’S product availabili­ty close to normal
• Chance for builders to harness new techniques
• London’s shares lifted by miners and builders
• Go for Green Team as step up in distance at Bath looks to suit the colt
• Scottish clubs learn dates for play-off ties
• Wolff excited by Mercedes’ future after narrowing gap
• ‘I wish I could do it again’ admits Pereira of tee shot which cost him PGA title
• Scottish Open could make history with full set of major champions taking part
• Raducanu fights back to see off teenager on French Open debut
• Norrie loving life on clay after comfortabl­e first-round victory
• Osaka mulls a snub for ‘pointless’ Wimbledon
• Mccoist says Souttar proved he has the quality to succeed at Rangers
• Potential opponents revealed as Rangers plot their path to group stage of Champions League
• ‘I don’t see it as a risk’: Ten Hag ready to make mark at United
• Liverpool agree extra terms to secure signing of Carvalho
• Man City’s Stones insists the taste of title success gets sweeter every time
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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