The Scotsman - 2024-05-08

• Cryptic Crossword
• Yousaf’s downfall self-inflicted but exit showed grace
• Conversion therapy ban ‘risks frightenin­g clinicians off’
• Extra responsibi­lities ‘mean Holyrood needs more MSPS’
• State involvemen­t in MOD cyber attack ‘cannot be ruled out’
• Children with food allergies helped by new trial
• Paramedics ‘chastised’ for using better PPE on lockdown callouts
• Scotland’s signal boxes still
• Edinburgh Airport upbeat about summer readiness
• Police officer numbers drop to lowest level since 2008
• Health board’s stolen data is published on the dark web
• Mcallan refuses to confirm when key Grangemout­h report will be out
• Swinney challenged to act on A&E waiting times
• Pro-palestinia­n campus encampment­s cleared in Chicago and across Europe
• Stormy encounter as Trump’s nd bid for a mistrial is rejected
• Swinney’s response to review of child gender services is first big test
• Scorpion Swinney should not be trusted by us frogs
• Yousaf and Sunak have helped change attitudes
• Shrimp named Weegie in honour of origins
• Beauty in basket of green goodies
• Overview: Swinney and the climate crisis
• Self-consciousn­ess be gone, just get out there and wear the damn shorts
• ‘I like this kind of grown up love story’
• ◆ Trending: Eurovision 2024 sees fewest songs in a major key in event’s history
• Careless talk
• There are far bigger issues than Kevin Spacey allegation­s
• Creating jobs and energy at Perthshire site
• ‘Challengin­g’ times for Glasgow packaging group
• Family frolics after Wilson’s ‘rollercoas­ter’ route to glory
• Lily Du Berlais or Brucio could make Kelso a double green and pleasant land
• Golfers with a disability ready for a big week in the Borders
• Six LIV Golf players receive special invites for PGA Championsh­ip

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