The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2021-04-04

• Mummy’s home
• Hello, goodbye: Castaway sails into splendid isolation on rock in the Atlantic just as Scots prepare to enjoy easing of lockdown
• RAW DEAL: READERS’ CHAMPION
• Adogisfor life not just for lockdown
• Politician­s: We must stop good law being used for bad purpose
• Alfie is clinging to me because he’s so worried I’ll leave again. Never, never, never – Leigha Collins
• Kirsty Gallacher: Dad’s heart attack changed my whole outlook on life
• First minister urged to support inquiry call
• Building back better: Labour leader unveils blueprint for 5000 apprentice­s as part of national jobs recovery plan
• We need to clean up our politics and learn to disagree better
• It’s important for Holyrood to look like Scotland
• We’ve too much to worry us. This is a fight we don’t need
• After this, we can choose to create a new kind of Scotland
• SNP insists independen­ce is affordable after FT warns of fiscal hole
• I’m lucky to have something creative and beautiful to do during hard times – Andrea Jones
• Poll: Most Scots happy with policing of pandemic
• Two-year-old boy dies after being hit by car
• The disappeare­d: Officials claim only 11 Scots are sleeping rough as charities urge poll pledge to end homelessne­ss
• Farmers warn of attacks on sheep as dog ownership surges in lockdown
• Tributes left to OAP, 85, who was mauled by killer dogs
• Boydtown no more? Rebranding for Australian village named after Scottish slave trader
• Taking the road best travelled
• The only Yes or No question that matters right now is whether our party leaders can meet the moment
• We need a big gear change to save our crumbling transport system
• At times a good squawk shows how silly a fight is
• Clubs are crucial. Places that deserve to be celebrated
• Last dance? Not likely: Experts on why we will boogie out of lockdown
• We miss that special feeling when good nights turn great
• The Locarno was unusual because we would usually go to the Flamingo or the Majestic...they were closer to the bus stop
• I was in the wardrobe with a duvet but couldn’t have been happier
• The next rig thing: Writer on childhood inspiratio­n behind North Sea drama as filming starts in Scotland’s first studio
• It took years for me to get a diagnosis and years more waiting for the help I need
• Devastatin­g legacy of childhood head injuries revealed as action urged to ease agony
• I love her fussy little brainbox with a thirst for truth...and a romantic side
• Cyber attack costs taxpayer £800,000
• Among the murder, mayhem, chaos and crisis, there is also order and calm
• Honest Truth
• Horoscopes
• Memories
• We should all want justice for Emma
• Find your very own level on an alternativ­e e-bike cycle into heart of the Trossachs
• Can Tom Cap it all for the Scudamore family?
• McCain: Aintree is a festival for us not the ‘monster’
• YOUR FOUR TO FOLLOW AT AINTREE
• Ali: We paid Price of ill-discipline for our Euro exit
• Bowden: We’re very grateful to be given this great opportunit­y
• Scots pay hefty price for their slow start
• Edinburgh aiming to take inspiratio­n from Paris win
• DAVID SOLE
• Can Dustin join the elite by going back-to-back?
• Irn-Bru and a few Caramel Wafers fuel Bob’s dream
• Butch: Pete can help get Rory back on track
• Kennedy hits back as Howe is set for Celtic job
• Ronald Waterreus
• Rangers latest
• Scottish Cup
• Sting in the tail for Jags
• Still more questions than answers after filleting the Faroe Islands
• Carver has a vested interest in Fraser doing well for club and country
• There’s no masking the huge change that’s happened in Fraser’s footballin­g life
• Gough wants thedoublem­ore than anything
• Hendry nets as goalshy Dons see off Sons
• Dons’ players sheer class, says caretaker boss
• Adam’s spot-kick agony keeps Saints’ double dream alive
• McPake: Ref took a guess on offside goal
• Sweet revenge for Saints as the Accies tumble out of Cup
• Rice: “I hate the way my boys are treated”
• Well gaffer high-fives mettle of Steelmen
• BRORA RANGERS 1
• Killie star’s woofless streak! Hat-trick hero demands pet prize
• EAST FIFE 1
• Looks like we’re now playing for second place
• Dark Blues on the move while Austria give underfire Foda their backing
• AYR UNITED 0
• FORFAR ATHLETIC 2
• FRASERBURG­H 2
• Tosh: ‘We weren’t a gang in strips. We were a proper team’
• Paul aiming to make it third-time lucky in the cups with the Hibees
• Tame stalemate but managers are happy
• ARBROATH 2
• Pereira bags a brace as Baggies thrash Blues
• We are relying on others, admits Jose
• Leeds bid farewell to Lorimer by seeing off Blades in Yorkshire derby
• Under-pressure Bruce wants the supporters back
• Solskjaer’s respect for the Seagulls
• Konsa eyes England recognitio­n
• Stoppers De Gea and Henderson go head to head
• IfonlyJohn’sheaderhad­hit the net and not Walter’s!
• We’d have more fun if we stopped caring what others think
• ‘I have always been cautious but then I started saying yes’
• Real-life issues and medical advice
• Life according to...
• Too much FaceTime, not enough time for your face! So brush up
• Oh, Mamma Mia! Or how childhood summer holidays made an adopted Italian out of me
• On the Radio Seven days
• Scotland’s Mr Showbiz drops us a postcard from Hollywood Out: Hoodies and dodgy wifi. In: Brits in a bubble. Will the Oscars avoid disaster?
• Roll up, roll up! For some eggcellent fun
• Peter Irvine’s Scotland the best
• Coast confidenti­al: Explore secret shores
• Travel news
• Time to slug it out with the hungry army arriving to feast on young veg and plants
• Smile From A Stranger
• The Doc Replies

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