The Scotsman - 2022-05-10

• Looking after natural assets is money well spent
• Wag time… Grahame’s pointer Mabel is crowned Holyrood’s dog of the year
• Football Writers’ Associatio­n sorry after Barbour calls out awards speech
• ‘Very positive’ indy case promised
• Sturgeon flies to United States to set out internatio­nal affairs approach
• Negotiatio­ns begin as parties look for working solutions after local elections
• Vladimir Putin’s Victory Day speech spoke of a ‘growing threat’ to Russia, claiming ‘other countries’ had ‘threatened to use nuclear war’
• ‘I’m never letting my mother away again’, says Ukrainian after visa struggle
• MSP claims there is scepticism over medically approved abortion
• No 10 won’t rule out £1,000 power bill rises
• Morrisons wins takeover battle as supermarke­t chain clinches rescue deal to save Mccoll’s – and secure 16,000 jobs
• Police probe damage at prized Iron Age site
• Ventilatio­n expert tells Scottish hospitals inquiry of risks from ‘thermal wheels’
• NHS scientist caught with child indecency images is struck off
• Mcgarry ‘transferre­d fundraiser cash before paying rent’
• Deadline for land buy-out is extended
• City urged to create new museum devoted to the history of the Edinburgh Festival
• UN calls for release of Scots Sikh man held and ‘tortured’ in India
• Milestone for kidney patients with new drug which can delay the need for dialysis to be made available in Scotland
• Och, the wee clot! Boris says he’s never heard of Lorraine…
• Sturgeon needs to drop this ‘ball’
• Inside Science
• ON TWITTER
• World leading?
• Don’t drop Young Climate Leaders
• We’re here to help ensure Scots farmers make most of export opportunit­ies
• Bolder steps are needed if our infrastruc­ture is to be decarbonis­ed successful­ly
• Strong winds batter New Mexico, complicati­ng battle against wildfire
• ‘RCS lets you develop in a way you can’t in the outside world’
• ‘It is a unique place to work with the most talented people around’
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Pig hardship scheme extended
• Show lives up to its name with focus put on Highlands
• Management shake-up at Ashwood
• Edinburgh investment syndicate Archangels sees change of chairman after eight years as new man takes the helm
• SMES relying on credit to pay for insurance
• Edinburgh firm behind new tie-up to boost global space industry
• Miners drag FTSE lower on dark day for global markets
• Fast food firm celebrates UK milestone
• District heating systems offer new energy route
• Goldie hails Graces Quest as the ‘best two-year-old I’ve sat on for a while’
• Hamilton bemused by Mercedes’ strategy decision over new tyres during Miami GP
• Lorna Mcclymont adds to Scottish success by winning Irish Women’s Open
• DELIGHT AT DUNDONALD FOR RUSSELL AND NORTH
• ‘Bonkers’ Euan is flying again after Legends win
• Klopp rejects Guardiola’s claim everyone wants Reds to win title
• Mcghee hopes to be part of ‘an exciting future’ at Dundee
• Loan star Clarke insists he will be at Hibs ‘until the end of next season’
• Arbroath on the brink of The big time
• Mcglynn has sights set on winning promotion
• GIANT CROSSWORD

The Scotsman - 2022-05-09

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