The Sunday Post (Inverness) - 2021-04-11

• Going wild for Scotland’s wilderness
• OFFICIAL ATTITUDE TO MEN’S VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN UNDER FRESH SCRUTINY NEWS SPECIAL
• Love lost in lockdown: Staying at home has been make or break for couples
• RAW DEAL: READERS’ CHAMPION
• Some have flourished but others are in crisis
• Return to new normality can be child’s play
• Murder victim’s mother reveals 18 failures in catastroph­ic police response to call-out
• Women’s fears may no longer be dismissed out loud but the inertia and inaction deafens us
• Witness interviewe­d, 16 years after murder, two days after story
• Fears for lonely farmers as lockdown forces countrysid­e events to go online
• Times for a change as first woman jockey wins the Grand National
• Charles: Dear papa would have been amazed at touching things said about him
• A HIGHLAND PROPOSAL
• The scheme built confidence...there were moments I’ll remember forever
• So why did the Duke get so many people’s dander up?
• Doubles all round: Proud gran (a twin) tells of her joy at daughter’s twins as she publishes novel (about the special bond of twins)
• Stag photo is warning on garden waste
• Cross-country services cancelled after train derails in Highlands
• Mounting anger as minister finally admits NHS ward-clearing policy was a mistake
• Researcher­s: More women are suffering
• A year on, I can’t leave the house but all doctors can do is tell me to take it easy
• England has Long Covid clinics but there are none here
• Parties’ playtime as they reveal plans to protect physical and mental health of children
• Ambition and investment will unlock awesome potential of sport
• I wanted to teach the world to sing (but only in a Scottish accent): Star reveals accent secret of Coke hit
• There is no joy. There is justice
• Only a public inquiry can lay bare catastroph­e in our care homes
• The advance of science means crimes will catch up with killers
• Francis Gay
• How June Carter Cash and Lady Macbeth helped me through lockdown
• Now tell them about the honey, honey: Couple reveal secrets of firm’s sweet success giving bees a chance
• I really wanted to be Joe Strummer, out there at the front with a guitar, I still do
• Signs bird of prey settling in new home
• There are always roadblocks but eventually they will be promoted, retire or die and then you must push forward
• The great outdoors
• Questions over loans to steel giant as former prime minister breaks silence
• Keep your eye on Paisley (again): Designer joins celebratio­n of famous pattern
• Your future in the stars:
• Stepping back in time:
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Refund warning
• Buyer’s refund hang up
• Gear guide
• Among football’s ultras
• NEWCASTLE
• With Galvin gone, a few Dingo Dollars to be won
• Hendry won’t lie, if Ronnie grabs No. 7 it will hurt
• Crucible almost in sight for Scott
• Is there a Lions’ place at the end of the Rainbow?
• Rose will have to battle history if he is finally able to slip on the Green Jacket
• Andrew has become the Voice of Golf – and rugby, tennis and the Olympics
• Rory is urged to take a break from the game after early exit
• It’s Ladies Day at Aintree as Rachael rules
• Celtic are simply the best
• Big Interview
• Steven Gerrard
• Champions
• Snow problem for the Jambos
• DANNY STEWART
• If Joe shuts his eyes and scores a rare goal today, he admits he’ll go into shock
• No slacking or you’ll miss out on Celts Cup tie
• Red-hot Celtic turn it on with show of six-y football
• Forrest’s injury gives Hoops a big Cup tie headache
• – Kennedy defiant ahead of Old Firm Cup tie
• Hitting the net is the Wright stuff for Killie
• Big Ross saved the day to pinch Staggies’ point
• Terrors strike early to leave Accies with real fears of drop
• Rice upbeat as he hopes for a great escape
• Well boss greedy for points as Steelmen clear danger zone
• Story of Saints’ season is their failure to score
• Dons make Hayes in race for third place
• Hopes dashed as Saints gaffer rues missed chances
• Petrie welcomes UEFA decision to admit supporters
• Ability to do the job comes before gender
• Former Rangers hitman tells Hickey to ignore any overtures from Celtic
• Celtic should stick to what they already have, says Sviatchenk­o
• Moyes’ modern-day Mcavennie has the Hammers flying
• Sammy celebrated Gers win with tea and sausage rolls
• THIS WEEKEND
• AYR UNITED 1 Miller (24) DUNFERMLIN­E 1 Mcmanus (12)
• Raith jibes fired up riled Lichties
• Title success has Mackay and fans underwhelm­ed
• QOS 1 Fitzpatric­k (65) INVERNESS CT 1 Todorov (68)
• Montrose denied late on after first-half surge
• Backheel flick sets up Real Madrid’s El Clasico victory
• Spiders stay on win trail despite rare loss
• Marc’s Forfar have “nothing to lose” against United
• Dallas’ double delight as Leeds’ 10 men stun City
• It’s the Christian and Kai show as Palace are blitzed
• Alexander-arnold strikes to down Villa and end Reds’ home misery
• Maguire relishing the battle with his England pal Kane
• Say what you want, Spiteri’s resolute style and talent is what counts
• Texas star Sharleen Spiteri on sexism in music industry...and how it has to change
• The voice of Love Island Iain Stirling
• Rink Hill, a striking glassfront­ed retreat built into a hillside near Galashiels
• Former Masterchef contestant Julie Lin on her ultimate foodie fix
• Dream destinatio­ns at home and abroad
• Lowdown on the best in TV drama, comedy and films
• Gran-of-eight Maggie Clayton’s weekly diary
• Author interview and latest reviews
• With Agnes Stevenson
• Heartwarmi­ng short story
• Top of the podcasts
• Pretend 2020 never happened! Knock a year or more off your skin
• Awards keep coming but the real winner this season is the first lady of Hollywood Viola
• Travel news
• From pumpkins to alpacas... udderly awesome farm fun
• Neurologis­t says mind the gap in health care

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