The Scotsman - 2024-03-30

• ‘No shortcut to independen­ce – we have to build support’
• Teaching union slams delay of guidelines on pupil restraint
• Robert Gordon University could cut more than 200 jobs
• Resignatio­n follows almost 40 years in politics
• MSPs split on plans for juryless rape trials
• Assisted dying proposal MSP ‘open to age talks’
• ‘Really scary’ mid-air drama as pump failure triggers emergency landing
• Louis the lockdown star osprey is an early bird at Loch Arkaig
• Film Festival to stage screenings in Fringe venues
• Omitting ASN children from photo ‘shameful’ says Yousaf
• Cranes set to remove bridge wreckage
• No ‘pass’ for donor honours
• Calmac chief: ‘Challengin­g times’ for another two years
• Easter fun: find a lost lamb to win Royal Highland Show VIP tickets
• Scotrail must resolve dispute to avoid safety implicatio­ns says union
• Food firm boss joins fight to stop pylon ‘industrial­isation’
• ‘Nothing could prepare me for seeing impact of conflict’
• Quebec independen­ce party leader stands by principles
• Netanyahu says Israel will return to table for ceasefire talks with Hamas
• Five dead in health supplement scare in Japan
• ‘Free tuition’ maybe doomed if China stops funding colleges
• Barely trained police to make fundamenta­l decision son free speech
• Thinking twice will become national obsession for Scots
• Needless despair
• Right to a fair trial must not be compromise­d
• Some fellow SNP members won’t like it but, on one issue, I agree with a Tory
• X-ratedrapba­ttlesatcou­rtofjamesi­v
• Shibe sparkled in enchanting show of music from Spain and Russia
• Bigger stage is set for West End girl
• When price of poverty is paid in teenage angst
• Easter to mark ‘turning point’ for consumers
• Fintech innovators in ‘fast’ catwalk pitching event
• You call this a holiday? Give me a break!
• Artificial intelligen­ce offers big opportunit­ies
• Now & Then
• The Great American Eclipse
• Rodgers and Clement hail return of Old Firm away fans
• Hearts’ transfer strategy is inspired by the wonders Moyes worked at Everton
• Leven wants Dons to let their quality shine
• O’carroll insists St Mirren will not allow ‘18 bad minutes’ at Kilmarnock to define season as they bid for top-six finish
• It’s many happy returns for Clement as Rangers reconvene
• Cadden is back in the swing and ready to help Hibs’ push for top six
• Hart is ready to return to scene of only red card crime
• Championsh­ip title rivals United and Raith well aware of magnitude of Tannadice clash
• Arteta’s big admiration for Pep won’t lessen his desire to win
• Howe urges FA not to inflict another betting suspension on Tonali
• Edinburgh’s destiny in their own hands as Everitt prepares his side for Sharks attack
• Smith shuffles his pack for Scarlets with an eye on Quins
• Russell’s rare Bath moment was a reminder of beauty of drop goals
• Wealthy Georgians could put their best foot forward
• Mothers know best
• Ghostbuste­rs franchise has completely run out of magic
• Low morals in high society
• Tackling the tyranny of the body positivity police
• ‘My God, can she write a line!’
• NI cuts will not reduce pension entitlemen­t
• Begin at the beginning

The Scotsman - 2024-03-29

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