The Scotsman - 2019-04-01

• Another day in Paradise as Sir Rod Stewart enjoys Celtic victory
• Pressure on SNP to back soft Brexit compromise
• SNP MSP abused over gender remarks
• Sitcom star leads Ukraine elections
• Aidan Smith on the return of Line of Duty and what drama can do when it is this good
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Couple set to become first husband and wife golfers to compete against each other
• Bach in fashion as new streaming figures reveal a classical music boom
• SNP plans for ‘cash-free’ Scotland
• Mother seeks apology over child’s death
• Major: ‘Tories must be on centre right’
• Lord Rose dismisses new vote calls
• Psychologi­cal abuse now a crime after law change
• Jewellery ripped from pensioner’s arms in raid
• Bank network would be created in post offices
• Call for safety probe decade after fatal helicopter crash
• Doctors urge ministers to pick up pace on changes to GP contracts
• ‘It’s those of us in the fire who are screaming the loudest about this mental health crisis’
• Passengers call for more rail delays handouts
• BSE burial pits could still pose public risk, researcher­s warn
• Business tax increase will hit retail hard, warns SRC
• North Korea demands probe into embassy ‘terror attack’ raid
• A bungling and not very bright elite
• Digging deep to let ambition bloom in a man’s world
• Preoccupie­d by Brexit, government presides over decline of caring society
• This is no April Fool joke, and no-one is laughing
• Post Bank plan an echo of idyllic past
• Inside Justice
• Psychologi­cal harm included in new law
• Buoyant office space sector but retail sphere struggling
• To their credit, new Acts will make insolvency more modern and userfriend­ly
• Read the small print – even when dealing with solicitors
• Air tax appeal
• Britain’s constituti­onal failings must be part of any post-brexit public inquiry
• Win-win hopes
• ON TWITTER
• Power points
• Green shoots
• Police policed
• Relief laced with fear for the future in celebratio­n of Brexit delay
• The Zutons
• We Are All Just Little Creatures
• Sco/francois Leleux
• Identity struggle sets the tone but fails to find specific mark
• New CEO at SCDI to focus on tackling productivi­ty gap
• ‘Blue Monday’ for firms as burdens rise
• Boardroom pay: investors must keep revolting
• Ryden unveils hire to support planning and research division
• Scotland’s tech start-up pluses
• The foundation­s of building a successful start-up
• Capital injections into Scotland’s start-up scene
• Income and staff jump at Scandi oil & gas specialist
• Plan for the future – and help loved ones
• NOW & THEN
• Livestock the TV focus, but arable needs stars too
• Heriot’s survive Hawick scare to book final place
• Ayr roar back in second half to complete Melrose double
• Graham shines amid Edinburgh gloom
• Hamilton pounces for Bahrain victory as Leclerc is denied by engine trouble
• Warriors sent crashing out by ruthless Sarries
• Late Anderson penalty snatches U18 Cup for Boroughmui­r
• Son shines for Gallacher as he claims win in India
• Hot-head Morelos loses it ... hot-shot Forrest wins it
• Brown laughs off his starring role in the melee that followed victory
• ‘We’re our own worst enemies’ says Worrall of error-prone Rangers
• The game will not be viewed in terms of the football. It was rendered almost incidental by those outrageous scenes
• LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
• Klopp happy to win ugly as Liverpool back on top
• Taylor savours first strike for Killie... but beating Brazil better
• Wright lashes out at players as Saints’ top-six hopes are crushed at Fir Park
• Mckenzie is inspired as Buddies rise off bottom
• Injured Ikpeazu stands tall for Hearts
• Leaders County slip up against struggling Alloa but Dundee United fail to capitalise

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