The Scotsman - 2021-03-31

• Lockdown will be eased despite local Covid spikes
• Botanics is top attraction in lockdown
• Andy Murray tees up a career in golf
• Louis de Bernieres’ letter to the SNP
• Sturgeon expects Indyref2 within two years of election
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Government funding ‘30% higher than English equivalent’
• Sculpture park recreated in Minecraft
• SNP accused of ‘shameful’ lack of action on cancer – 14 years on
• Tories clash with SNP in virtual hustings
• WHO calls for investigat­ion into whether Covid came from a lab
• Ministers ‘mortified’ at campaign trail Covid breaches, says Nicola Sturgeon
• Teenager taken to hospital after assault by five men in Dundee
• Butterflie­s enjoy third good year in a row but experts warn of long-term declines
• Metropolit­an Police backed over Everard vigil despite ‘PR disaster’
• GMB union urges NHS workers to reject the Scottish Government’s 4% pay offer it derides as a ‘pre-election punt’
• Disabiliti­es group voices fears over road layouts
• Ryanair to announce Croatian air route from Edinburgh to Zadar
• New drugs could target protein that fuels breast cancer
• Drinking alcohol in moderation ‘cuts risk of cataract surgery’
• Boys-only schools ‘not to blame for predatory culture’
• The Scot on the trail of Ernest Hemingway in London
• Unite launch whistle-blowing hotline for Amazon workers
• ‘It’s happening here and now…’ Police in campaign to tackle modern slavery
• What did potholes ever do for us? It depends how you look at them
• SNP grandstand­ing on children's rights belies the reality
• Young and old must learn mutual respect
• Inside Arts
• How does indy fail us? Let me count the ways
• ON TWITTER
• Brighter future
• Court ruling reinforces an important Easter message on religious human rights Murdo Fraser
• SNP admits Salmond’s failings at last
• China sharply reduces elected seats in Hong Kong legislatur­e
• Thailand denies sending villagers who fled air strikes back to Myanmar
• ‘Your yearly sugar allowance in one bite’
• Scotland’s Larder: The black sheep family championin­g a rare breed
• Ingenuity helicopter readied for pioneering flight on Mars
• NOW & THEN
• Pioneering soil carbon capture
• Farmers fear dog attacks on sheep as lockdown eases
• Irn-bru maker eyes summer rebound after profits slump
• Chairman steps down at Mitchells Roberton
• Developmen­t offering 200 homes on outskirts of Glasgow to begin
• Loganair sees signs of recovery in bookings after big losses
• Royal Mail divi boost as profits surge
• Supermarke­t trips down 117 million
• Independen­t Scotland should invest in Bitcoin
• London markets jump as trading sentiment rebounds in Europe
• Leading the way forward
• Dettori and Doyle among top jockeys in new Racing League
• Malcolm refuses to be daunted by Scotland’s opener against England
• World Rugby will trial eye-tracking technology in bid to help detect concussion­s
• Wilson facing selection poser as Scots stars return for last-16 clash
• Giles fears losing top players to IPL teams
• Tait driven by family loss as he launches 2021 circuit
• Scott retains Walker Cup spot for Seminole as GB&I bid to regain trophy
• Raith revel in revenge mission as tables are turned on Dunfermlin­e
• Dumbarton stop the rot with a vital point against Bairns
• Petrov: New manager won’t have time to rebuild Celtic
• Spiders continue title charge as Brechin slump continues
• Davis focusing on Bulgaria ahead of his record-breaking 126th cap
• Kelty and Brora declared champions in bid to open up SPFL
• Ex-dons man Hansson is relishing his return to Scotland
• New deals for Pyrgos and Shiel
• St Andrews course boost
• Clarke stands by Robertson and slams ‘poor’ criticism of skipper

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