The Scotsman - 2019-03-27

• May’s last throw of the dice
• Hartley takes aim at Scots’ call-off culture
• Drop in Scots child vaccinatio­ns raises alarm
• From Aberdeensh­ire rebel to the Queen of Hollywood
• ‘Santa is a lie’ preacher can’t convince court
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Bodyguard bomb death in line for Bafta’s TV moment of the year award
• Cancer patients left to suffer as wait targets missed again
• Addicts need prompt treatment to win war on drugs says MSP
• Dugdale tells court pro-independen­ce blogger’s tweet was ‘homophobic’
• Minister to investigat­e claims British special forces wounded in Yemen
• Food banks hit half a million mark in 18 months
• How ‘indicative votes’ will work
• MPS may face losing Easter recess to work ‘flat out’ during crisis
• Law to push back Brexit date ‘correct’
• Holyrood Brexit debate branded as ‘self-indulgent posturing’
• More Scottish students are going to university but college numbers down
• Call for clarity on decommissi­oning
• Over half of all violent crime experience­d by less than 1% of population
• Hope for victim’s family as speedboat killer to be extradited from Georgia
• Promotion shoppers more likely to be obese
• Lorry drivers told to leave cabs during ferry crossings
• Residents describe what happens when a town is ‘unbanked’
• The women who chopped down prejudice
• Bonnie Tyler holds out for some singing heroes on new release
• Solar car parks to charge electric vehicles
• Disgraced ex-aide to Blair and Major jailed for raping teenager at Festival
• Former child migrant still can’t get over orphan lie, inquiry told
• Hydro scheme at butterfly reserve to go ahead amid pollinator crash
• Samurai sword siege man jailed
• Boost to Borders rail punctualit­y among potential rail schemes
• Concern for ‘prisoner’ Assange
• Scottish attraction­s outperform rest of UK
• Cyclone-hit Mozambique faces ‘second disaster’ from cholera
• All-female board quit Vatican magazine over ‘bid to discredit them’
• Click and collect – the new way to support local food producers – gets a boost from EU cash
• Whisky giant embraces technology with release of blockchain single malt
• Scotland is a nation of towns and they hold the secret of our success
• Supermarke­t drive to cull plastics is an exercise in caution
• Inside Arts
• Someone’s life tells its own story – and we’re ready to listen at the end
• We call them carers – they think they are just doing what they need to do for family
• Double standards
• Opportunit­y lost
• Brexit is sideshow in power struggle between British electorate and politician­s
• ON TWITTER
• Irn-bru maker full of fizz as turnover tops £279m mark
• Investing Women partners with EIE 2019
• Six-figure deal helps animal feed specialist boost offering
• Tigerlily rolls out guest app thanks to partnershi­p with tech firm Criton
• Wood leads CO2 capture plant
• Glasgow firm joins Tech Nation cohort
• Finally – a tech tool to fuel my healthy lifestyle
• Proserv completes sale of drilling arm to US firm amid portfolio restructur­e
• Change at top for builders Crest Nicholson and Galliford Try
• Rees-mogg’s Brexit hints revive pound
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Paul Henderson Scott
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• Hike in income masks lack of profitabil­ity
• Brexit fears for pig sector
• Force can beat field
• Schumacher jnr to follow champion dad by making Ferrari F1 test debut
• Masters hopeful Knox faces tough trio
• Angry Edmund sun as accuses the umpire of losing control
• Khan must be at his best to beat Crawford
• Rennie relies on ref Owens to handle Sarries shenanigan­s
• RFU relegation fear set to scupper current plans for Nations Championsh­ip
• Cockerill bids to surpass Munster in the dark arts
• Carbery agrees new contract and may return from injury against Edinburgh
• Jones’ future clouded in doubt ahead of World Cup
• Uefa chief condemns racist abuse of England players in Montenegro
• Europe’s elite clubs restate opposition to revamped Club World Cup
• Pawlett pounces for United as the title race gets tighter
• Caley Thistle survive late sting to hang on for win that moves them up to third
• Kearney hopes St Mirren get a lift from Haiti hitman’s wonder goal
• Brandon reveals Levein’s warning after his red card on Hearts return
• Two sent off as Scots crash to defeat

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