The Scotsman - 2018-03-24

• Irvine Welsh interview: America’s gun madness has inspired my next novel
• Under-16s are main victims of cyber sex crimes
• Why a healthier future could impact on the quality of TV
• Mcleish’s Scotland lose to Costa Rica
• Aidan Smith meets true Scot Stuart Mccall
• Villagers dig deep to turn vision of superfast broadband into reality
• Harry and Meghan enjoy Irish pub lunch
• EU leaders to back May with new measures against Russia
• Ex-councillor found guilty of indecent assault
• Prezzo shuts Scots eateries as hundreds of jobs face axe
• ‘No asbestos risk to public’ after major fire in Sauchiehal­l Street
• Judge orders search of Cambridge Analytica site
• By-election win makes SNP Midlothian’s biggest party
• Deepcut sergeant denies bullying
• Apprentice­ships are equal to university places, says SNP MSP
• Council chief accused of being ‘apologist’ in Labour racism row
• Demands for a total ban on fox hunting in Scotland gathers pace
• Grenfell blaze survivors call for council to be placed into special measures
• New Peruvian president sworn in following corruption scandal
• Tech-savvy Ugandans boosting earnings by embracing Bitcoin
• Revealed: What Trump said to Putin
• Wood for trees?
• EU fishing for cash
• World has changed since Hitler refused to applaud Olympic hero Jesse Owens
• ON TWITTER
• Dane gold?
• Be warned by the rise of a ruthless leader mired in violence
• Limmy’s Vines
• Winter Solstice
• Jessie Ware
• Jobs in store at expanded Aldi Scots hub
• Lord Willie Haughey’s facilities management firm in major BP deal
• Footsie down as trade war fears persist
• Shear joy at open window for antipodean workers
• NFUS warning over sport rates
• Graduate to claiming for overpaid loans
• Charles P Lazarus
• Jo Beddoe
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Sheeran lightens mood for England
• Oliver twist
• BUTTERFLIE­S SHOW WHAT FINAL MEANS
• WARRIORS WING IS BACK WITH A BANG
• MAX CAN TAKE IT TO BIG TWO IN TITLE RACE
• Mourinho sees Mctominay bow but Mcburnie is pick of new boys
• Last word on this year’s enthrallin­g Six Nations belongs to silky Sexton
• Watsonians will relish Melrose test in semi-finals
• Mcilroy crashes out of WGC Match Play as he suffers heavy defeat by Harman
• Sound advice
• Sunshine on Greece
• Food & Drink
• An artist in extremis
• Restaurant
• TV & Radio
• Actor and singer Claire Sweeney
• Serve up a cracking red at your Easter feast
• CRITICS’ CHOICE
• ALSO SHOWING
• Affairs of the heart
• A woman taking control of all of her life, including its end
• Maeve Gilchrist prepares to take the harp to pastures new
• A vote for ideas
• Charm of the Cotswolds
• New Forest
• Smarter ways to stay sharp
• The big refreeze conundrum
• Allotments can feed a family – and the soul
• The laidback Scottish surfer who took the tourist route to a European final
• Your life in the stars

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