The Scotsman - 2021-04-23

• Roller Les dead at 65
• 100,000 still waiting on vaccine after deadline
• Sir Alex: My tears of joy at Scots’ Euro success
• Biden lays out climate challenge to world
• A quarter of Scottish children in poverty
• Spring Competitio­n: Win a luxury overnight stay with Kimpton Hotels
• Gregory’s Girl at 40
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Going back to restaurant­s feels exciting but strange
• Seized relics returned to Afghanista­n
• Scotland’s big growth in tech firms
• From embassy bags to diplomatic immunity: how one treaty united the world
• British League back on agenda for the Old Firm
• Cockerill jumps to the defence of the Pro14 set-up
• Flavour Profile Q&A
• Matt Allan has a surprising­ly long time to get to know the Volvo XC60 T6 Phev
• Almost half of Scots think Brexit has gone badly for country
• Human-tocat Covid transmissi­on identified
• Further case of India variant discovered
• Sarwar rules out deals and coalitions despite pledge to work with anyone
• Analysis: Despite his personal appeal to voters, eight weeks on Sarwar's Labour party is struggling
• Douglas Ross ‘giving back’ with MSP bid
• PM urged to secure release of Scot in India
• Biodiversi­ty study shows how nation’s wildlife is faring – and all is not rosy with effects of climate change increasing
• Pupils ‘should think like da Vinci’ say experts
• Police told of murder plot weeks before Welsh death
• ‘Prejudice’ played part in graves failure
• Salmon export figures ‘underestim­ated’ by 97%, industry claims
• More than half of adults drinking more than they were a year ago
• Council orders Mike Ashley to reinstate historic Jenners sign
• MI5 joins Instagram in bid to bust ‘Martini-drinking stereotype­s’ and ‘keep country safe’ by expanding its reach
• Yoko Ono artwork unveiled in Glasgow
• Police urge public to ‘be patient and kind’ while cows cross the road
• High ambition: call for Ben Nevis to be named Scotland’s national mountain
• How can Tories think greed is good in economics, but not in football?
• I found out a curious thing on meeting my namesakes
• Brexit effect is not cut and dried
• Inside Transport
• Threat of independen­t Scotland underrated
• Vote for… nothing
• Misplaced blame
• ON TWITTER
• Poll of the day
• From stand-up to romcom, how Rose Matafeo wrote herself into a starring role
• ‘It felt important that we go there and be true to what happened’
• The real nomads of Nomadland: ‘It seemed odd my life would be on screen’
• ‘I think I tapped into my father, who was a pretty loud, proud Greek man’
• Jock Heatherill OBE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Strict controls at Stirling sales
• Great British Beef Week to put focus on sustainabi­lity
• Double-digit increase in new Scots tech firms
• Glenlivet whisky owner forecasts growth after ‘excellent’ start to year
• Multiple lockdowns and restrictio­ns see 38,000 Scottish businesses suffer ‘significan­t’ financial distress in pandemic
• ‘Healthy’ order book for Taylor Wimpey
• Sustainabl­e energy supplies should be your goal
• AM Bid bolster board with Thomson
• European markets rise as ECB flags ‘clear signs of economic improvemen­t’
• Ferrari reveals first images of ‘ultimate’ 812 Superfast
• MERCEDES ANNOUNCES EQB ALL-ELECTRIC SEVEN-SEAT SUV
• WPBSA has no plans to make Williams’ controvers­ial break-off shot illegal
• Bargain buy Grand Paradiso looks to strike it rich in Highland National
• Easson hopes blast of the horn will make Scots fast starters in wooden spoon clash
• Scottish Rugby makes £6.5m fund available to help community clubs
• Teenager Muncaster to make Edinburgh bow in Rainbow Cup opener against Zebre
• Gran Canaria sunshine helps ‘soft’ Jamieson get off to sizzling start
• O’hara tees off Tartan Tour title bid with Stirling success
• Never mind Super Leagues, the Championsh­ip has it all
• Halkett reveals Hearts players will hold key meeting today to discuss trophy lift
• Mcgregor reveals Celtic squad feel ‘duty’ to keep Griffiths on right track
• La Liga unlikely to punish Real and Barcelona over Super League bid
• Arteta says fan outrage at breakaway ‘the strongest message’
• United fans take Glazers protest to training base
• ‘I think a lot of people in Scottish football would like to see them gone’ says Stubbs
• It would be exciting for the rest but Mccall ‘just can’t see it happening’
• Coming to America / Klimala leaves Celtic for New York Red Bulls
• ‘Old Firm would be a force to be reckoned with in British League’

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