The Scotsman - 2019-03-25

• May faces her Cabinet amid speculatio­n of coup plot
• Alex Mcleish’s job prospects remain shaky. His critics wanted far more last night
• Next train arriving... is battery powered
• ‘Systemic’ issues with police and fire services
• Lesley Riddoch: Don’t let PM’S troubles distract from real story
• Brian Monteith: Changing prime minister settles nothing
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Controvers­y in US as Charles and Camilla make royal history by flying into Cuba
• Doric film given subtitles for De Niro film festival premiere in New York
• What happens next?
• Devolved and UK ministers’ mistrust spans decades and parties, report finds
• UK to send aid to victims of deadly Cyclone Idai
• Turner prize-winner Perry presents first Scottish exhibition
• Holyrood has power to ban fracking, claims QC
• Bar staff stunned as pop star Lewis Capaldi turns up to claim free drink
• Runners investigat­ed over fake ultra-marathon claim
• ‘A lot of men won’t think they’re doing something wrong. Well now they’ll find they are and they will be prosecuted for it’
• ‘I have four children and I recognise now the need for your own space’
• Cruise ship arrives safely in port after evacuation­s
• MSP and staff issued with panic alarms after online abuse from nationalis­ts
• Attenborou­gh: ‘Trump is blind to climate change threat’
• Aberdeen’s Angus tipped for new Monopoly
• No evidence Trump conspired with Russia, says Mueller report
• New Zealand mosque massacre sparks debate on free speech
• Memories of the Alpinestyl­e holiday resort of Aviemore
• The ‘will of the people’ has changed but May just cannot see it
• Inside Justice
• Watch the language or you might cop it
• Time to look after who will be guardian of your children
• Clauses for concern? Non-disclosure comes under microscope in review
• Fintech is on fire and smart money is on the Capital
• Political amnesia?
• When all is said and done, will we return to No Deal as the last and best option?
• Plebiscite failings
• Sectarian red card
• ON TWITTER
• Slowcoache­s …
• Hard to swallow
• Forsyth’s much-loved tale enters new stage
• Hans Zimmer
• Alarm bells ring as financial services optimism plunges
• R&D group launches UK arm in capital
• Despite Brexit fears, fundamenta­ls still prevail
• Law firm Shoosmiths unveils trio of property appointmen­ts
• Irish-scots trade remains key
• It’s time for business to embrace neurodiver­sity
• Putting Scotland in the frame on the Côte d’azur
• Capital bike bag start-up to move into higher gear
• Glasgow firm lands digital loan
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• John Valentine
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• SLC opens a can of worms with radical proposals
• Grumpy looks in winning mood
• Casey repeats Valspar victory in Florida
• Edmund back to best as he powers past Raonic
• A win for Scotland but no sense
• How the Scotland players rated
• Of salvaged pride in San Marino
• Russia enjoy an easy win over conquerors of Mcleish’s men
• Mclean: ‘The fans are going to have a go at us … but we must deal with it’
• Mcleish job prospects still shaky
• As Scots struggle
• Southgate will not hesitate to throw his young lions into the foreign fray
• Fit-again Hornby up for Swedish test
• County roar back to see off Nomads for the first part of trophy double bid
• Goalless draw keeps Arbroath 13 points clear as Raith move back into second
• Clark’s late winner for United keeps up the pressure on leaders
• Top two serve up goalless draw but Peterhead stay five ahead
• Heriot’s pour cold water on Currie’s burning ambition
• Melrose pay the penalty as Ayr clinch final place in last minute
• Warriors win but acid test is still to come
• Du Plessis out to ‘rattle’ former team-mates in quest for European glory

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