Edinburgh Evening News - 2023-03-21

• Holly takes on a Munro in memory of her mum
• Three year ban for paedophile hunter who targeted city man
• Drivers sought after hit and run leaves woman in critical condition
• Viewing online self harm leads to harm
• Stunned at return of stolen plaque
• Cleaner avoids jail sentence after pub glass attack
• Sturgeon: I never doubted my decision to quit as leader
• Leadership contender defends party election process
• Leading doctor warns of ‘dire’ situation now facing GPs
• SNP turmoil
• Nuclear energy will not halt the climate crisis
• SNP’s unintended consequenc­es
• Is this the beginning of the end for SNP rule?
• We should always remember how Labour under Tony Blair drove the UK into an illegal Iraq War
• Braverman response to Rwandan ‘internment’ camp
• Bonnie & Wild is best UK food hall
• From chilly to chilli – warm up at Leith’s new hot sauce shop
• Leisure Trust appoints Tansini as its new chair
• Electric vehicle charging site use falls after tariffs
• Squaddie Shaun takes to the hills again to support soldiers’ charity
• Opticians Duncan and Todd has sights set on expansion
• Sleep quality more important than duration for healthy and happy life
• Higher blood caffeine levels ‘help people stay slim’ claims study
• Serena talks research and not playing the diplomat
• Apprentice - final five interviews
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• A joy for pups of all kinds
• ‘Like a cruise ship on land’
• World No 1 Scottie Scheffler latest to commit to Genesis Scottish Open
• Why last weekend’s refereeing nadir was simply VAR for the course
• Youan yellow cards go under the microscope
• Johnson changes tack to make Hibs’ last nine games most vital
• Laidlaw on the double as Hibs U18s score Aberdeen win
• Neilson needs a rethink to get Hearts beating
• Hill says sorry for outburst at Aberdeen
• JOHNSON STUNG BY DUGOUT BAN

Edinburgh Evening News - 2023-03-20

Edinburgh Evening News - 2023-03-22