The Scotsman - 2024-04-06

• Harvie accuses hate-law critics of ‘whipping up culture war’
• GPS hit out after Holyrood halt interest-free loan scheme
• After snow, Storm Kathleen to bring rain and 70mph gusts
• Tax changes a ‘perfect storm for brain drain’ for brain drain’
• For all its couthy tropes, New York’s Tartan Day is a welcome celebratio­n
• Warning over council failure to deal with equal pay
• Met working with other forces over honeytrap sexting scam
• Late and over budget ferry MV Glen Rosa to be launched
• Cameron urges Israeli government to launch independen­t review of attack
• ‘I was forever helped due to my accent’
• UK has no plan for DRS, says Slater
• Beyonce ‘queen of country’ in UK charts
• Alert after squirrelpo­x death in Fife
• Union backs industrial action at nuclear plant
• BBC responds to complaints of ‘excessive’ coverage of Kate’s cancer diagnosis
• Harry Potter viaduct set for £3.4m repair
• Car insurance claim payouts hit £9.9bn last year
• ‘The only option we have now is to wait for support or die’
• No end in sight for Israel-gaza war
• No major damage or injuries as earthquake rocks New York
• Lulu really is the nicest woman in showbusine­ss
• Sloppy thinking
• Freedom of speech remains… for now
• Waste of time
• UK cannot ignore chilling reports of human rights violations by Israel
• Whenbodies­ofevidence­didn’timpress
• Dawson’s take on Swan Lake… less spectacle but ultimately satisfying
• Guitar man goes back to basics
• Leaving us with a serious sense of loss
• Tartan Week can lift Scots firms says SFE
• Work kicks off on 100 homes for Fife and Dundee
• Scottish Rugby’s brand reaching for new heights
• Now & Then
• Louis Gossett Jr
• Sunday Soldier marches on at Musselburg­h with fifth win on the trot
• Wolff opts to join Mercedes in Japan after recent struggles
• Celtic primed for Ibrox clash as Mcgregor set to return
• Clement: Old Firm derby won’t decide the title race
• Warriors’ dream dashed by Quins in Stoop thriller
• Champions Cup serves up all-french contest and a sense of deja vu
• ‘Freak accident’ rules out Schoeman
• Gloucester secure place in last eight
• Scottish rugby fans should hope for success – but not expect it
• Rodgers: I’m fine with Beaton taking charge
• SPFL planning for Dens Park call-off
• Clark puts his Hearts and Euros stress in perspectiv­e
• Klopp calls for end to tragedy chanting ahead of United trip
• I like the ‘woke’ society
• Patel’s fight for justice

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