The Scotsman - 2020-03-31

• Horse power drives online appeal
• Cancer screening paused to relieve pressure on NHS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• TV sales up as people invest in more sets to avoid family members amid lockdown
• Flagship plans for full-time childcare in Scotland this year are shelved
• Scots hit with coronaviru­s fines amid row in England over police actions
• Covid-19 laws human rights fears
• SNP MP joins fight against disinforma­tion
• Britain’s epidemic is ‘just about
• Scientist urges other countries to follow UK lead on vaccine
• Some Covid-19 wards have no protective equipment, RCN warns
• Rolls-royce and racing teams to drive production of ventilator­s
• Easyjet latest airline to ground fleet as Loganair calls for help
• Britons flown home from Peru
• Raab unveils £75m for charter flights to bring Britons home
• Consumers warned over ‘smishing’ and ‘spoofing’ text message scams
• Why the BBC is presenting shows in bedrooms, attics and kitchens
• Edinburgh boasts high-level of homeworkin­g
• Council tells fly tippers to stop draining public services
• Sir Elton enlists A-list friends for televised concert from their homes
• Tax rebate plan for businesses
• Principals urged to look sympatheti­cally on stranded students
• ‘The exposure to violence made me very numb to it’
• Coronaviru­s has stopped the studio audience, but the show will go on
• Japan’s lack of climate action called ‘shameful’
• Sussexes reveal they have their own security in wake of Trump tweet
• Glaswegian takes over as head of MI5 after 25 years
• Tories urge Sturgeon to reject Salmond
• Female osprey makes camp with Laddie in Africa return
• For whom the bell tolls - Spain’s day of mourning amid US fears
• North Korea launches defiant missile tests amid virus lockdown
• Trump’s daily rants about the coronaviru­s outbreak may be winning over Americans
• Fun for all the family: How to play ‘What’s on the Bookcase?’
• UK must ramp up coronaviru­s testing
• Inside Environmen­t
• How we can keep freight trains running during coronaviru­s crisis
• Let’s raise a glass to the greatest of Scottish roads
• Credit Sturgeon
• Life goes on
• If Scotland were more like Scandinavi­an countries we could build better future
• Picture Gallery
• Macfarlane board takes pay cut amid moves to save cash
• £1m for business improvemen­t districts
• E-booking tool urges couples to reschedule weddings now
• Fintech offers secure email service for free to combat rise in cybercrime
• North Sea project pushed back
• Carer firm debuts Covid-19 taskforce
• Looking to a post-pandemic work environmen­t
• Union Square owner Hammerson sees slump in rents amid virus crisis
• Healthy trade on Wall Street helps Footsie
• Venus meets Pleiades as a comet keeps us guessing
• NOW & THEN
• Coronaviru­s threatens tenancy negotiatio­ns
• Mitchell’s transport of delight
• March Madness now only March Sadness for basketball hopefuls
• Halford can’t wait to unleash Hamariyna after lockdown
• Norton defied the odds and whooped Ali
• Taylor desperate to be big hit in US but assures fans he’ll sort Edinburgh bouts
• A treasure trove of golfing memories to be rekindled
• Irish Open is latest event to be postponed
• Marko admits to a plan for drivers to be infected
• Board meeting brought forward as cancellati­on remains likeliest option
• Young, gifted and backed
• For an individual honour
• Tartan Army could have been on a high but play-off prospects low
• Harper applauds Hibernian’s suggestion of wage deferral and slams Hearts’ 50 per cent cut
• Don’t stand so close to me /Why is football in Belarus still going on?
• High noon for Uefa and SPFL
• “I think me and Gregor actually now have a better understand­ing of each other”
• Olympics and Lions tour to clash in 2021

The Scotsman - 2020-03-30

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