The Scotsman - 2020-05-12

• Virus ‘in retreat’ as Sturgeon appeals for Scots’ ‘solidarity’
• Finally, Scots academics ‘prove’ bias at Eurovision
• The Highlander who became a Cherokee chief
• Kris Boyd: The devastatin­g day my life changed for ever
• Nike conference ‘brought Covid to Scotland’
• The visit to Death Row that was almost too much for me
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Diplomat goes missing after run
• THE WEATHER
• Chainsaw attack ‘attempted murder’
• Red notice for Dunn suspect
• Raft used to rescue floating cat
• CLARIFICAT­IONS & CORRECTION­S
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Ben Stiller leads tributes after death of his father Jerry Stiller, aged 92
• Latest Scottish advice on lockdown
• Swinney urges parents not to ‘defer’ children from starting school
• Sir Richard Branson selling Virgin Galactic shares to help boost airline
• Vulnerable patients need CPR care conversati­ons says chief medic
• Ferry firm to make 1,100 staff redundant
• The ways England is exiting lockdown - and when
• ‘No guarantee’ of a vaccine as Johnson warns restrictio­ns could last into 2021
• SNP to stay away as MPS told they should ‘set example’ by turning up
• Fifty days of lockdown: how Scotland has endured restrictio­ns
• Swedish official says lessons must be learned
• Saudi Arabia triples taxes
• East Africa sees rise in virus hairstyle
• New York training for virus detectives begins
• Pregnant women not at greater
• Call for at-risk over-50s to join Covid-19 home drug trial
• Cartoon visors help children’s ward
• Chief executive of NHS Scotland to step down due to medical reasons
• Letter sent to First Minister calling for block on profiteeri­ng from pandemic
• Emergency Covid-19 laws lodged to help cut risk of bankruptcy
• Wrist gadget to keep workers apart
• Older phones unable to run new NHS virus app
• £12.9bn shift to ‘isolation economy’
• Starmer rejects SNP calls for Brexit talks to be extended into 2021
• Sweat could power new gadgets
• Kindred spirits intent on growing an enterprise culture
• US abortion drama shows how women’s choices are being limited
• Petrol below £1 for first time in four years
• There are now four ways that you can subscribe to
• Architect calls for Edinburgh to take risks and follow Manchester approach
• ‘No God, no afterlife’ minister dies
• Moon’s crust ‘formed by massive impacts’
• Parents’ harmful drinking habits ‘may be unchanged’
• Firefighti­ng student’s daily challenge for NHS frontline
• Iranian missile strike test drill kills 19 sailors on support boat
• Kathmandu clashes: Nepal protests over Indian road
• Ambassador resigns over Hitler comment
• Nine dead in Moscow care home blaze
• Hiding away: Former SS watchman on trial for complicity in murder
• Early man may have reached Europe far earlier than thought
• Swedes charged over Denmark tax agency blast
• Why Tom thumbs his nose at idea of not doing own stunts
• Do not undo all the work of last 50 days
• Inside Environmen­t
• A world of learning at your fingertips to celebrate some significan­t days
• Coranaviru­s won’t stop Scotland’s children getting help they need
• HOW TO BECOME A FRIEND
• Who will pay?
• In this together
• VE Day is a time for celebratio­n of earlier generation­s, not political posturing
• ON TWITTER
• Waffle alert
• Please take me in
• Poor account
• School failings
• Choose the time
• Picture Gallery
• Social distancing clarity needed to help Glasgow firms
• Passenger numbers in freefall at Heathrow
• Finance bosses report ‘high’ stress levels
• New leadership team at UKSE north of Border
• Warning as one third of businesses cut back on IT
• On the rise: Neptune Energy announces successful lift at North Sea developmen­t
• Sedgwick Internatio­nal to call Glasgow’s Sentinel home after makeover
• Covid-19 alert from Thecityuk
• Funding boost for tour operator
• Adviser behind share price rise
• Angling Direct reels in investors
• Gin firm topping up spirits offering
• Lessons in lockdown from an Antarctic mission
• £250k CBIL loan to help Livingston firm survive
• Pound’s losses make for FTSE’S gains
• HUME George William Weir
• O'DONNELL Ann Maureen (nee Lennie)
• ANDERSON Agnes Anderson Cairns (Agnes)
• MACMICHAEL Irene (nee Armstrong)
• LITTLEJOHN William Moore (Bill)
• STEWART Ruth Hawthorn
• RAMAGE Sheila Jessie Young (nee Moffat)
• FYFE Helen Jane
• Sir Eric Kinloch Anderson
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• COMPACT CROSSWORD
• WORD SPIRAL
• WORD WHEEL
• Covid crisis ‘mustn’t mask long-term climate risks’
• Warning over height of danger
• SUN, MOON, AND TIDES
• Communicat­ion over rent is key in crisis
• Shaman looking to Grade One after shock win over Sottsass
• ‘Very different atmosphere’ French racing back for first time but it’s a strange beast
• Enzel tipped to shine for Delzangles
• Poor Knicks fans have been put through the hoop for too long
• Czech players to compete in charity events
• Experience­d Roberts lands Williams role
• Dryburgh helps raise funds for NHS Charities
• New Zealand leads way as pro rugby set to return in only a month
• Ireland ‘battling on’ but Balbirnie doubts T20 World Cup will go ahead
• False testing of Premier players may hinder plans for comeback
• Stewart will be ‘amazed’ if there is no cancellati­on as Leagues One and Two await fate
• Clubs to push for use of all 20 stadiums
• Streamline­d qualifiers to ease Celtic’s route to Euro riches
• Furious Lyon say decision to end Ligue 1 season was too hasty
• Aneurysm claims life of midfielder, 19
• Fire victims remembered on Twitter
• Mcarthur responds angrily over suggestion­s of bullying
• Brechin can disprove dossier claim
• A third of clubs could force SPFL to sanction inquiry
• “It’s tomorrow in England but no one knows in Scotland. Reopening courses is turning into an almighty mess”

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