The Scotsman - 2024-02-21

• Cryptic Crossword
• Teachers left with broken bones amidst rise in school violence
• No message deletion under Salmond
• People deserve more than Labour and SNP politickin­g
• Edinburgh concert arena predicted to create 1,350 jobs and a £520m boost
• After 12 years ‘vital’ station is still on buffers
• How to avoid baggage disruption
• Farmers hail new laws for fairer dairy contracts after decade of campaignin­g
• Murder was ‘worst horror in decades of sex crimes’
• Body Shop to shut almost half of its stores and cut 270 jobs
• Patients resorting to ‘barbaric’ DIY dentistry as examinatio­ns fall by 25%
• First Scottish Ukrainian school to help refugees
• Putin bides his time over Ukraine two years on
• Europeans fear Ukrainian victory ‘less likely’ if Donald Trump wins US election
• X in u-turn after it suspends account of Yulia Navalnaya
• There are good reasons for Starmer’s caution over Gaza
• Scotland’s teachers must get more support
• Lost trophy found after almost 100-year search
• All about the wet stuff
• Leading the charge on electric vehicles
• Reading on the train doesn’t distract from the journey, it enhances it
• ◆ Trending: Five of Jessie Buckley’s finest film performanc­es and where to watch them
• The new Hitler
• Scots are ready to believe that Labour will deliver once again
• Murray hopes battling win in Qatar is sign of things to come
• Still no new Republic of Ireland manager – but FAI insists ‘we are getting closer’
• Irish hopeful over Doris and Keenan
• Sutherland hopes Glasgow move can rekindle internatio­nal career
• Tuilagi in frame to face Scots and has ‘some really good years ahead’

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