The Scotsman - 2021-03-05

• Distillers eye billions in US bonanza as tariffs lifted
• Meghan accuses ‘the Firm’
• Sir Clive Sinclair’s ZX81 turns 40
• Hampden Euro hopes hang in the balance
• Legal files ‘debunk Salmond’s plot claim’
• Cash crisis threatens return of women’s football
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Bursts of gunfire shatter peace of Buddhist retreat
• Sunak insists freezing income tax thresholds is ‘progressiv­e’
• Passengers sent from Edinburgh to Glasgow to cut quarantine costs
• Catholic priest joins legal action over government’s church closures
• Government lockdown guidance breached legislatio­n - Police chief
• Eviction ban ‘should continue’ after end of lockdown
• Climate activist arrested after scaling parliament
• Benedetti joins orchestra for Doddie charity single
• Food shortages warning ‘shows Brexit is reducing quality of life’
• Biden has ‘unequivoca­l support’ for agreement
• Prince Philip recovering after ‘successful’ heart surgery
• Call for ban on inshore trawling
• Scotland set to lead ‘green hydrogen revolution’ with Highlands gas hub
• SNP and Labour could be outflanked on the left by Union Jack Johnson
• We should raise our glasses to Joe Biden
• Is a snapshot of our travel habits a watershed, asks Alastair Dalton
• Sturgeon’s ‘Mark Twain moment’ is forgivable
• #TERRORATTA­CK #PRINCEPHIL­IP
• Meghan Markle smeared in growing palace feud
• Intentions are good but the execution is poor
• Myanmar protesters march again undaunted by continued killings
• Tight security at US Capitol after warning of plot by violent militia
• ‘I am owning up to what I have done and trying to better myself’
• ‘I’m just trying to make it as believable and as real as I can’
• Recruit, reskill and upskill for recovery
• COODDEWEOW­RDORD
• CLLOOCKCWK­OWRDORD
• Holyrood backs apprentice­ships
• Potato industry under threat from soil infection pests
• Lenders stop £1.6bn in bounce back loan fraud
• FEELING BLUE
• SOFT CENTRE
• Chief can rule over rivals and give connection­s another Newbury win
• Stokes left frustrated as England batting woes continue in final Test against India
• Tsitsipas sees off Hurkacz to reach Rotterdam quarter-finals
• The name of Schumacher returns to F1 in Bahrain
• Inspired Schoeman eager to join Scots’ South African contingent
• Farrell insists Ireland job takes priority after links to coaching role with Lions
• Former winner Laird feels ‘energy from the fans’ as he makes good start at Bay Hill
• Souttar back in full training and may play this season
• Ibrox legend Smith has been an ‘unofficial mentor’ this season
• Davis says patience is paying off in pursuit of Premiershi­p crown
• SPFL tells lower league clubs to beef up their 22-game proposal
• Hastings gets three-game suspension for red card
• PAUL LAWRIE
• Up and running: Gourley reaches final as European Indoors begin

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