The Scotsman - 2024-04-11

• 7,000-plus hate crime complaints in first week of new law
• Labour candidate suspended over ‘liking’ of offensive tweets
• Low staff levels leave frontline police feeling unsafe, says watchdog
• Deacon Blue to perform at Gaza fundraisin­g concert
• Sunak denies failure of leadership over Wragg giving up whip voluntaril­y
• O’hagan on how TV box-set dramas influenced new novel
• Sunak tells Israel to ease Gaza suffering
• Assisted dying poses ‘major threat to disabled and poor’
• Hit-and-run drunk driver who killed man jailed for six years
• Israel tactics in Gaza ‘a mistake’ says America
• Biden could miss deadline for the November ballot in Alabama
• Muslims celebrate Eid with prayers and family reunions
• Glen rosa launch is a reminder of the magic and mystery of sea travel
• Refinery closure would be another historic betrayal
• Populism may finally be on its way out
• Butchery trade facing the cruellest cut
• Hay’s Way: It was going perfectly well until Storm Kathleen joined my walk
• ◆ Trending: Five must-see Dougray Scott films and where to watch them
• Cash backing for 310 green homes in west
• Start-up lands £1m to shake up hydrogen energy
• We are at a tipping point in Scotland’s property market
• US stocks dive after inflation data dampens hopes of interest rate cuts
• A natural final resting place
• Now & Then
• George Wilkie
• Kane using domestic bitter pill to fuel Bayern’s European bid
• Key Liverpool trio in line for Europa Cup come back
• Alonso adamant treble chasing Leverkusen’s full attention is on West Ham clash
• Ill-fated game handled badly by SPFL and club
• Edinburgh urged to stick to the game plan
• Fears over first-day wipeout at wet and windy Augusta
• Rangers slam Dundee as ‘negligent and unprofessi­onal’ after second call off
• Aberdeen fury over ‘guessed’ VAR offside decision as new manager set to be appointed

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