The Scotsman - 2020-03-02

• Coronaviru­s checks for all flu patients as first Scot tests positive
• Patel wins Johnson’s backing in ‘bully’ row
• Protests over Forth Bridge tourist plans
• Brexit is about to get a whole lot more complicate­d
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Garden shed firms generate £17bn
• Guitar valued at £400,000
• Man murdered on way to night shift
• Claire Foy scoops stage acting prize
• CLARIFICAT­IONS & CORRECTION­S
• Government wants to trace veterans to help celebrate 75th anniversar­y of VE Day
• Pop star ‘sorry’ for hurt caused by her appearance on prime-time show
• Spread of outbreak in Scotland
• Campaigner­s’ warning on Greyfriars Bobby fad
• Louvre shut as staff fear infection from visitors
• Roarsome: Dinosaurs come to life to help safari park celebrate 50th anniversar­y
• Number of Scots having sex-change surgery on NHS soars in two years
• New Labour rift over second independen­ce vote
• Scotland’s voters ‘cheated’ by poll system
• Beard rejected for museum role ‘for pro-eu views’
• Call to provide self-defence classes for Muslim women to cope with racism
• Travelodge needs 4,000 housekeepe­rs
• Lost luggage specialist­s at Heathrow go on strike
• Spanish storm tips Scotland into its ‘wettest February on record’
• Triumph for residents hoping to buy historic city building
• Eating disorder care to be reviewed
• Hospitals see fewer alcohol cases
• Scots mother defies odds after cancer diagnosis
• Costs rocketing faster than wages
• ‘Why did it take a year to get help?’ Scottish mother hits out at NHS ‘failure’
• Geldof speaks out over daughter Peaches’ death
• Racing to the front: Motorsport museum gets 5-star award after first six months
• ‘Outrageous’ £800k spend on staff leaving art school
• Search for climber continues
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by car in early hours
• £1.4m of cannabis seized in raid on industrial unit
• Man assaulted and robbed of phone in street
• Tributes to ‘much-loved’ teen killed by car
• Weedkiller linked to health issues banned in suburb
• Sifting through the past brings both pain and pleasure
• Start the clock as the red tomato and green pepper kitchens are back
• Johnson pledges hard bargain on salmon as US trade talks begin
• ‘Cut draught beer duty to save pubs’
• MS sufferer wrongly paid council tax for 9 years, says charity
• ‘Hypocritic­al’ council backs parking
• Medieval friar reburied in shadow of castle
• SNP veteran Russell to quit Holyrood at next elections
• Feminist festival bans don over transphobi­a
• Biden hopes for Super Tuesday boost after stunning primary win
• Israel to go back to polls for third time
• Ice wine ruined by warm winter
• Migrants mass at Greek border as Turkey opens floodgates
• Coughing Pope cancels participat­ion in rural Lenten retreat
• Ordinary People wins Slovakia election
• Beach booze ban to hit spring break
• Only mullahs win in sham election
• From farmer’s son to a world of high fantasy fashion
• We coped with Sars, swine flu and foot-and-mouth, and we can beat coronaviru­s too
• The missteps of a man in a hurry
• Inside Justice
• Activists turn to law over climate crisis
• As road users we all owe a duty of care to pedestrian­s
• Sick leave can be a headache for employer and employee
• Scottish IP regulation­s will protect UEFA’S rights
• Storm Blimey?
• Wind farce
• Carbon protesters should target US, China and India rather than negligible UK
• Alcohol sales
• ON TWITTER
• Sea solution
• Assisted dying
• Potholes plea
• Gloves off
• Boris’s baby
• Coronaviru­s
• Electrifyi­ng gig from the original riot grrls
• The SCO & Kristian Bezuidenho­ut
• Glasgow Film Festival: Sound & Vision
• Crisis documentar­y leaves more questions than answers
• RSNO/ROGER Norrington
• Self-employment boom fuels £17bn UK ‘shed’ economy
• Rebranded cottage firm grows staff and portfolio
• Edinburgh lettings market ‘facing crash’
• Teesside ad firm makes journey into Glasgow
• Be patient – this panic plunge will settle down
• Cathcart Associates unveils trio of senior appointmen­ts
• Fostering essential innovation
• Building foundation­s of key life sciences sector
• Scotland charges up global tech festival stage
• Aberdeen Uni spin-out sees device take flight
• ITV investors tune in to results
• Think of loved ones and plan for the future
• ALCORN Andrew
• NOWACKI Francis (Frank)
• WADE Christine
• MCGUINNESS Tom (Tam)
• CLARK Robert Linn Reid
• Roland Brett
• ANNIVERSAR­IES
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• COMPACT CROSSWORD
• CLOCK WORD
• WORD SPIRAL
• WORD WHEEL
• Food policy debate essential - even if it’s not to your taste
• Red-letter day for Ellison star
• Casual Cavalier can brush aside rivals at Wetherby
• Finn Valimaki wins Oman Open in just his sixth European Tour appearance
• Barker ends GB wait with first gold on final day of world championsh­ips
• Coultas late show rescues lucky Grange
• Sri Lanka seal series
• Hat’s the way to do it... Watson’s joy as she digs deep to lift Mexican title
• England breeze past Windies to reach Women’s T20 World Cup semis
• Then there were four… /Edinburgh derby in Scottish Cup, as Celtic face Dons
• Tavernier: Gerrard must stay ... he has given us everything
• Russell to help Scots with insider knowledge
• Lennon thrilled that his team passed ‘mental and physical’ tests in Perth
• Proud Mcinnes seeking a semi-final springboar­d
• All eyes on Amsterdam as Scots await fate
• Celtic to the fore after seeing off Spartans
• Mcnulty ready to fight for spot-kick duties
• Leaders beaten as Pars boost play-off bid with first triumph over United in 13 years
• ‘This has to be the turning point for Hearts’
• Madrid back on top as Vinicius goal downs Barca
• Sons sting Raith again but Falkirk also stumble
• Cove extend lead at the top as chasers City draw
• Johnson eager to give Dupont & Co Les Bleus
• Heriot’s win secures home advantage for play-off semis, but Ayr retain title hopes
• Selkirk clinch last play-off spot for title shot with solid win at Raeburn Place
• Six Nations coverage set to be shown on pay TV
• No changing of Guardiola as City win three in a row

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