The Scotsman - 2020-03-07

• Scottish women’s rugby star among new virus cases
• Curlers aim for a clean sweep at auction
• Ex-health chief criticised for ‘barbaric’ comments
• Homelessne­ss charities seek advice
• Panic buying ‘is like Christmas but not in a good way’ say retailers
• Biggest risk is not the virus but stockpilin­g
• Number of coronaviru­s infections worldwide passes 100,000 mark
• Iranian authoritie­s may ‘use force’
• One careful owner Eisenhower’s Scottish jeep goes up for sale
• All-female crew for rebranded Flying Scotswoman service
• Ministers ‘wasted’ £100m on landslip prevention
• Cash protected and tampon tax scrapped
• Scotrail sunk to worst February punctualit­y for 15 years by storms
• Peston: ‘BBC pulled my indyref report before poll’
• MSPS demanding answers over bank chief ’s appointmen­t
• Tory MPS defy 5G decision in fresh Huawei rebellion
• Cash boost ahead of Declaratio­n anniversar­y
• Man jailed for six years after trying to murder crying baby
• Migrants clash with riot police on the Greek-turkish border
• Mercy bid fails as police officer killings accomplice is executed
• Chess champion and his girlfriend killed by ‘laughing gas’
• SNP’S bank plan doesn’t add up
• £9.6m down the drain is surely worth an inquiry
• Don’t believe
• Coronaviru­s pub bores
• Susan Dalgety
• ‘Trauma training’ no comfort as cuts bite
• Solid reasons why a tunnel between Scotland and Ireland is a real non-starter
• Morality lesson
• ON TWITTER
• Showy staging nearly sinks the great ship Brecht
• Some films and family life share a theatre of the absurd
• Alliance Trust tops benchmark as new approach delivers
• Capital firm hosts eco-hospitalit­y event
• Ideagen continues storming acquisitio­n trail with £6.8m English takeover
• Hurricane to take on more costs as UKCS deal amended
• Footsie slump sees index fall below 6,500
• Double bonus as dairy and beef are sexed up
• Get to grips with your retirement savings
• George Dewar
• NOW & THEN
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Whoshotthe­sheriff can be a TV star
• Woods pulls out of Players
• Gerrard: Our players need ‘protection’ from within
• Griffiths: Win title before virus spreads
• “We got stuck into the Dom Perignon ’86 and charged it all to the SRU room manager” Rob Wainwright on the ‘last hurrah’ after beating France
• Accies and Hawks clash with top-flight status at stake
• Brave Scots take game to French but fall just short in thriller
• Benetton slay Dragons to inflict rare home defeat on the Welsh region
• Late rally sees Sonians finish top of the pack
• Forget what is happening elsewhere and focus on the job insists Goodwin
• Ibrox stunner ‘just another victory’ for manager Rice
• Lennon decides ‘throwing players under the bus’ is no longer his way
• Ferguson urges County to score first and test Rangers’ reaction to falling behind
• Hartley believes Steelmen have hit top gear again in time for Tynecastle trip
• Wright says top-six failure would not be end of world
• Marciano eager to prove derby defeat was just a blip
• Considine hopes his Dons displays can finally lead to Scotland call-up
• A poignant, excellent production as Jim Mclean takes centre stage
• Naismith is a fine, fine player but laughing in the face of opponents is an unseemly trait
• Carrie’s war
• Farmer Jim
• Food & Drink
• Restaurant
• It’s a mug’s game to second guess Middle as he flies the nest
• Argentina adds elegance to its reputation for value £15-£20 £20-£25
• Glasgow Comedy Festival Highlights
• ALSO SHOWING
• New world orders
• Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Vampire Menace
• New programmes full of collaborat­ions and promise
• Outward looking
• Are you Bond or Bridget?
• Local river problems need local solutions
• We must ask for help
• Now is the time to repair or renew your lawn
• Let’s inject the Cairn Gorm plans with realism, backed by a can-do attitude
• HOROSCOPES

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