The Scotsman - 2019-04-25

• EX-SNP MP embezzled £25k
• Sturgeon sets out plan for indyref2 within next two years
• Stuart Hogg: Townsend rift nearly ended Scotland career
• Edinburgh concert hall plans approved
• Bill Jamieson: ‘Is any party safe from the grip of jokers and clowns?’
• Scotrail drivers set for pay rise
• Real Homes pull-out: A chance to own a piece of Edinburgh’s skyline
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Teenage portrait of the Young Pretender to be publicly exhibited for the first time
• Specially designed phone app helps detect people at risk of Alzheimer’s
• SNP relaunches Yes campaign drive
• What has changed since the 2014 referendum result?
• Sturgeon to create Citizens’ Assembly to seek agreement on way forward
• Grassroots campaign launches to win over wavering voters to Yes
• Man faces life imprisonme­nt after admitting murder of woman in 1997
• Priest calls on politician­s to unite in Lyra Mckee’s funeral eulogy
• Bank of England launches governor search ahead of Carney’s departure
• Gallery work delay to leave gardens in disarray
• Unearthing the epic true story of a missing Scottish explorer
• ‘I’ve got a huge admiration for that generation of women’
• Skara Brae to test climate tool for world heritage sites
• Healthy result for girls’ game
• ‘Missed opportunit­ies’ to protect vulnerable woman before murder
• Call to place pharmacist­s in care homes to review tablet allocation
• Ten-year plan to boost Forth Bridges tourism
• Exercising rights and caution
• Vote to extend president’s rule in Egypt ‘marred by illegal bribery’
• Intense flooding and mudslides claim 60 lives in South Africa
• Sturgeon isn’t really planning indyref2 by 2021 but that’s not why she’s leading SNP astray
• Greta Thunberg has proved me wrong about precocious kids
• Online trolls on both sides remain an embarrassm­ent, but there are hopeful signs, writes Laura Waddell
• Sturgeon plays for time on indyref2
• Inside Health
• We’re proud of Princes Street Gardens’ past, but now it’s time to design for the future
• New Scottish investment bank has a lot to take into account to be a success
• More and more people are warming to the undeniable facts of climate change
• It’s only a letter
• Scotrail scandal
• Backstop bluff
• ON TWITTER
• All right, Jack?
• Scotmid hails sales hike amid higher costs in 160th year
• Members flock to capital’s credit union
• Plans to invest extra £1.5bn a year in Scots infrastruc­ture
• Aviva’s new Scots-born chief oversees raft of changes at insurance giant
• North Sea crane work secured
• Primark bucking high street malaise
• Westminste­r to take Scotland’s ‘pro-tenant’ lead
• Boosts for budding concerns
• Commoditie­s struggle pulls Footsie down
• William ‘Billy’ Mcneill
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• NFUS makes fresh appeal about convergenc­e cash
• Sudden change in pest control licences won’t apply in Scotland
• Elliott is Perth’s £1m man as Braid Blue opens Festival with win
• Giant-killer Cahill related to Hendry
• I’d back us to get essential win even if we fall behind, insists van der Merwe
• Scottish Open to retain its prime slot
• 50-year-old Mcintosh among six Scots named in GB&I squad for Walker Cup at Royal Liverpool
• City mop up vital points as United sink
• Awayday blues for Gunners again as Wolves home in on Europe
• Atletico win delays Barca title party
• Hibs boss gives Gray a new Leith of life
• Celtic flop Pukki makes Championsh­ip team of the year after prolific campaign
• I never called him Cesar, he wanted me to call him ‘boss’
• Dalglish: I was in awe as Lions captain gave me a lift to training
• Greig pays his respects to former Old Firm rival and friend
• “Fans are considerin­g calling off their player of the year do... are there any candidates worth the name?”
• How does your garden grow your house price?
• Swap town for country and feel the benefit
• Advantages of moving in early

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