The Sunday Post (Inverness) - 2022-04-17

• Tourism sector hopes Easter will see the green shoots of recovery
• ‘It is better to acknowledg­e mistakes were made than to cover them up’
• Country unmasks tomorrow but are Scots ready for a bare-faced return?
• Club owner triggers fresh condemnati­on after claiming unrepentan­t rapist deserves sympathy too
• Unpredicta­ble consequenc­es: Russia warns the West to stop arming Ukraine as Kyiv hit again
• FM and PM banned from Russia as Kremlin blacklists opponents
• Former head of Nato: Not soon but there will need to be a deal
• Haunted Putin finally grasps reality of this no-win conflict
• FM on council campaign trail: Punish Tories for Partygate
• Human rights activist: Britain does not have an immigratio­n problem. It has a racism problem
• Expert: More fans on cocaine and their release from lockdown fuelling trouble in Scots football
• Leaders rarely have courage to lead. It takes people like you and me to demand they treat the climate crisis like our crisis
• Jock like an Egyptian: Classical sisters find inspiratio­n in their cultural mash-up
• Sisters hail their musical mentor and friend as she leads internatio­nal education mission
• We cannot afford to stay and save the NHS: Rising fees to stay in UK demanded from vital army of overseas nurses prompts fears of exodus
• Nurse: We are being asked for the impossible. What do we do?
• The world ended tonight: Chilling lines echo across Ukraine today
• Mr Raith Rovers and everything that is wrong in Scottish football
• A masterpiec­e, a beast: Picasso’s iconic painting still resonates
• You don’t have to spend millions to get married in style (but a free bar helps)
• Thepm’spartyisov­er.it
• Emotional? Try tired and furious
• Pressure builds in Spain to sell the hoard of Nazi gold buried beneath streets of capital
• Here come the Girls (but we’ll miss them when they go): Podcast presenter on Derry’s finest
• Love on the brain: Scientist on why the head really does lead the heart
• Revealed: The neuroscien­ce of reigniting flagging relationsh­ips
• The little things that mean so much
• From Walter Scott to Wuthering Heights: Bronte expert on horrifying inspiratio­n
• Gran has to accept £900 loss
• Cuckoo may fool you into thinking it is a bird of prey... but it is an oddity of nature, a bully that refuses to fend for itself
• Three historic locations that make Argyll a real stronghold for visitors
• Bay of Pigs fiasco as Us-backed forces fail in invasion of Cuba
• It’s what you eat that can make a whole world of a difference
• Edinburgh sting Bath to ensure it’s Wasps in quarters
• Despite clipping Falcons’ wings there is more to do
• Anthony can’t wait to get going against old foe Liam in another Crucible outing
• Blistering day for Raducanu derails hopes
• HOW THEY PLAYED
• Feisty fare, but strikes out of the top drawer hand the joy to Jambos
• HOW THEY PLAYED
• Gordon’s a match for Goram and Leighton
• Maloney : I am confident of the board’s support
• Battling effort gives Stevenson hope for future
• Gio sends out an SOS for Europa League bid
• Stylish Taylor has cut himself a neat role for club and country
• Tavernier is out to scratch Gers’ 11-year Cup itch
• Where today’s semi could be won and lost
• FIFA should have sent Ukraine to Qatar
• RB Leipzig are strong and in form. But they do not know just what awaits them when they get to Ibrox
• Frank has real fears over the future of his beloved Buddies
• Paul’s putting medals to a much better use than lying in a drawer
• Les decided not to stay on as Dundee’s cheerleade­r
• THIS WEEKEND
• DUNFERMLIN­E 2
• Five-star Lichties set up a fantastic Friday showdown
• Kyle’s ‘Tom Forsyth’ moment keeps Rovers in play-offs spot
• Fraserburg­h clinch league title in style
• Scintillat­ing Forfar hit five in first half
• Cove cruise but title bid goes to another week
• EAST OF SCOTLAND
• Time to enjoy this season of renewal... with that little hint of magic
• FAMILY ADVENTURES FOR LESS WHEN YOU TAKE THE TRAIN
• Trend it like Beckham: We test the A-list’s new favourite facial
• The Burrell Restarant
• Chaman Kaliya: Paneer in yellow gravy
• Restaurant of the week
• Campbell show is dressing to impress
• Way to go! Eco cottage offers a life of luxury
• Scotland Peter Irvine’s the best
• Putting on the Ritz on an enchanted isle
• Travelnews
• It’s a bumper few weeks for sowing delicious crops. Just watch out for weeds and slugs
• The Doc Replies

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