The Scotsman - 2021-05-08

• SNP majority hopes on a knife-edge after key wins
• Scottish election results 2021:
• Henry Mcleish: Spotlight falls on Johnson over indyref2
• Soaring turnout ‘a really positive thing for Scottish democracy’
• Nazi-style salutes at Glasgow count site condemned by Humza Yousaf
• Sturgeon triumphs, but majority dented as Labour doubles vote
• No dramas, no upsets … and little anticipati­on – the election that fell flat
• Encouragin­g early signs for Greens with all to play for
• EX-SNP Westminste­r leader an MSP after Edinburgh Central win
• Salmond undecided about leading Alba after election following poor results
• Under fire from all sides ,
• Analysis: Starmer now faces a mountain to climb
• Jackson Carlow fights off SNP to increase majority in Eastwood seat
• Labour hold their ground in the north as Welsh election count continues
• Swinney the first of remaining class of 1999 to be re-elected
• When unionism seems to be the hardest word
• Comedy pile to help give a little bit of light relief
• Former Maldives President victim of terrorism act
• Net gain: Murray among the top A-list investors
• How long before Sturgeon claims Covid votes for second referendum?
• ‘If you don’t like my face tattoos, don’t look at me’
• Claim your tax relief for home
• Union chief given cold shoulder in Brexit deal talks
• Fringe venues seek £14m rescue fund
• Killer’s phone leads detectives to ‘gold mine’ of gang informatio­n
• Rapist who faked his own death during trip to America in an attempt to avoid trial is found guilty of ‘horrific’ sexual abuse
• Clarke: New claims over BBC show behaviour
• Portugal among 12 countries on UK government green list for travel
• Covid vaccine offered to all over-18s in Moray amid ‘uncontroll­ed’ outbreak
• Grenfell survivors say ‘enough is enough’ after towerblock blaze
• Partition has stunted all of Ireland
• The distortion of democracy
• Prevention is
• Food for Thought Struggling restaurant­s cannot afford no-shows
• Scotland’s councils are in dire need of decent funding
• Unionist case for a swift Indyref2 clear
• Scottish Independen­ce has never felt closer
• Not black & white
• Write the rules
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• EU leaders meeting in person in Portugal as Covid threat wanes
• NOW & THEN
• Olympia Dukakis
• Conflictin­g signs over vegan food
• British Airways owner IAG ‘still in emergency mode’
• Recovery sees ‘building back with a bang’
• We must rebuild trust with German businesses
• FTSE 100 passes 7,100 mark for first time since February 2020
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Kyprios can state Epsom case by landing Lingfield Derby Trial
• ‘Game on’ says Hamilton as rivalry with Verstappen heats up in Spain
• / Warriors win 1872 Cup in Scotstoun thriller
• Celtic plead for patience and tell support: ‘We’re doing all we can’
• Davidson signs Zlamal in time for semi-final
• Sitting pretty
• ROSS KEEN TO COACH ABROAD
• Empty Hampden won’t spook Reynolds after kickabouts at stadium
• Goodwin challenges his players to show they’re not ‘chokers’ as they return to the big stage
• Fraser hopes he can avoid doctor’s orders
• Scottish FA addresses ‘inaccuraci­es’ from Rangers chief Robertson over colt teams
• Bravo Stephen Dobbie, one of Scottish football’s greats
• ‘In lockdown we tattooed each other, and then I pierced my ears’
• Mcglynn feels relaxed but his ambition burns bright
• Rangers relishing top-of-the-table clash and the chance to topple City
• England recruit Kerr to help them win a major tournament
• Watson hopes inclusion of so many Scots in Lions squad can inspire youth
• Lions seeking exemption from hotel quarantine after South Africa tour
• Price deserves to be a Lion after showing his resilience and maturity for Scotland
• Ramsay ‘sticking to his guns’ as he shines alongside Hill and Syme
• Walker Cup players in health scare on eve of Seminole clash
• Walker joins Dundonald Links as new touring pro
• She is intent on revenge and will do anything to succeed in her mission
• Spears of destiny
• 5 things to think about if you want to get a fringe
• I don’t recognise my younger son anymore
• Down the Hatch, Edinburgh
• Good to grill
• Great Bordeaux finds are off the beaten track
• Dance & design
• Welcome to The Scotsman Sessions
• Let’s try that again
• The long view
• Cruise control
• Circus of Wonders
• I Am A Girl From Africa
• From Afton Waters
• Grumpy old Van
• Tectonics: experiment­al music festival eyes online opportunit­ies
• Get ready for live shows
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• Cairo’s golden age of cabaret
• Your senses
• Driven wild
• Mr Motivator looks on the bright side
• The ‘good’ bacteria that can keep our immune systems healthy
• How to outsmart a squirrel
• Encourage the kids to pick a pot and plant a crop
• Scotland’s best waves, as seen through the eyes of two Aussie surfers
• Your life in the stars

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