The Scotsman - 2019-04-18

• Dugdale hails a ‘victory for free speech’ in blogger case
• Beechgrove’s Jim Mccoll on bowing out after 41 years
• Scientists revive dead pig brain
• Fate of Mcleish on agenda as SFA bosses meet
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s daily forum for comment, analysis and new ideas
• Wild Rose star Jessie returns to Glasgow to play songs from soundtrack
• Row over transgende­r self-id engulfs SNP
• Bravery of Notre Dame firefighte­rs prevented ‘chain-reaction collapse’
• Climate protesters cause chaos for commuters in third day of action
• ‘It’s time to clean up our politics and promote respect and understand­ing’
• Scottish businesses hampered and weakened by the ‘cloud of Brexit’
• SNP under fire for fall in college staffing levels
• First Scots house price fall in three years
• Former schoolgirl cleared of making false rape claim
• Edinburgh veterans recall Spanish Civil War
• ‘We live in an equal society, but it is still shocking to us when women are capable of that’
• ‘The main thing was re-emerging as a songwriter telling my own story’
• Relocation to Highlands has ‘changed’ Edwyn’s world
• Bathroom retailers under fire for putting pressure on shoppers
• Further investment in programme to tackle fuel poverty
• Britain’s first rabbit 1,000 years older than thought
• Indonesian president defeats nationalis­t to win second term
• Ex-peruvian leader dies after shooting himself during arrest
• Millions for Notre Dame, less for poor
• Nurturing the grass roots
• EU elections add to absurdity of Brexit – but they might just break the Conservati­ve Party
• SNP overplays its hand in row over horrendous ‘rape clause’
• Our modern public spaces may not be as loved as Notre Dame
• Inside Health
• Consumer is key in fight to end slavery and free millions from abuse and fear
• Forget singing, military wives are an untapped resource for businesses
• Flare comment
• Burning questions
• Pretend parties
• Capital is textbook example of how not to build a municipal transport policy
• ON TWITTER
• Accelerato­r aiming to boost North-east creative firepower
• Whisky giant Pernod swallows gin brand
• Alva medical testing firm sees core sales nudge higher
• UK inflation holds steady but future course of direction looking uncertain
• Tidal energy firm lands £3.5m
• Scots stalwarts in accounting merger
• Anti-social media is stoking fires of Brexit debate
• Race is on for open banking
• Mining stocks drag Footsie behind peers
• Bibi Andersson
• Sydney Brenner
• A natural final resting place
• David Brion Davis
• NOW & THEN
• Croft wins new entrant award
• No silver bullet for dairy industry’s price gap
• Forest Ranger fancied
• Scott is ready to continue his Tokyo Olympic plans in 100m freestyle
• Joshua New York fight in doubt after drug sample
• Archer given his chance to show World Cup quality
• Reid takes inspiratio­n from former First Lady during ‘down time’
• Sparkling in the sun /Norrie through to third round in Monte Carlo
• Uncertaint­y over future of Fed Cup should spur players on, says Durie
• Molinari aims to put Masters slide behind him
• Murrayfiel­d shifts focus to clubs in bid to keep players in the game
• Plenty of positives and bright prospects as young Scots fall to dynamic Welsh side
• Arsenal aim to repeat Watford win on the long road to Napoli
• Prague boss hopes to see Hazard on quest for Europa League ‘miracle’
• Players and creditors to be paid after Bassini deal
• Liverpool apply the finishing touches to set up semi-final tie against Barcelona
• Maclean wants more cup final memories to cherish
• Heckingbot­tom still has third-place hopes for his in-form Hibs
• Man City 4 Tottenham 3 /VAR and away goals
• “We bought a little still online … having a good few drinks led to a pretty good recipe”
• Weah says he could return on new loan
• Go big in the city for a country feel
• Why the hotel of mum and dad can be a real bargain
• Filled with contempora­ry character
• Easter themes to attract family buyers

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