The Scottish Mail on Sunday - 2022-03-20

• RISHI:MY MISSION TO SLASH YOUR TAX
• Spike the hike – and tax energy giants instead
• Make huge savings on your Mail on Sunday
• Parents can change kids’ sex in Census
• Boris: Putin launched war because he feared new Russian revolution
• Queen plans more time at Balmoral after her lodge is fitted with wheelchair lift
• Grim image of Margaret that may explain her sister’s no-shows...
• WEATHER WATCH
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Sacked P&O Ferries workers replaced by staff on just £2.60 an hour, says union
• MAGNIFIQUE! Emily In Paris star reveals she’s in next season of The Crown
• And show’s French costume designer tells how life mirrored art in creative clashes with US colleague
• Nova or Dilyn... who’s top dog?
• Look who’s keeping an eye on his every move!
• ‘Dead hand of nationalis­m has made Scotland become bitter and inward-looking’
• BORIS: I’LL BE BACK FOR A BREAK
• Greens ‘are out of their minds’ to call for Scotland to quit Nato
• Phew! Day we were hotter than Athens, Rome, Tangier, LA and Buenos Aires!
• Were cosmonauts in yellow sending a brave message of support to Ukraine?
• Russians strike after hacking UK phones
• Putin unleashes his ‘unstoppabl­e’ 7,000mph missiles on weapons depot
• As the Russians roll in, one lone family strolls in Mariupol’s ruins
• Women saving refugees… and 100,000 pets
• Convoys of Russian dead leave Belarus at night
• Outrage over Putin’s £10,000 jacket, £8,800 watch and £605 sneakers
• Celebritie­s’ charity soccer game moved from ‘tainted’ Chelsea pitch
• Charles considers plan to give refugees shelter at Dumfries House estate
• Prince Michael quits as patron of Kremlin-linked trade body
• Hope amid the tears, bullets and bombs as rescuers give Ukraine’s war orphans their freedom... and a new life in Scotland
• We’ll take refugees, say 9,000 Scottish families
• 1066.1914.1989.2022? We have seen very few years in history that have been truly pivotal. This could be one. But ONLY if the West gets better leadership
• £76 Siberian pillows banned by John Lewis
• Big surge in demand for Ukrainian books
• Fire engine convoy leaves UK with vital war supplies
• Our values are better than those of China and Russia – and we need to say so...
• Your £1m for UN mercy mission
• WHERE YOUR MONEY IS GOING
• ...and £250,000 for Diana’s Scots charity on daring mission to clear Putin’s bombs
• A cream tea and ginger beer… that’s real England
• A Royal welcome – and a great act of charity
• Q: Why have I finally fallen out of love with University Challenge? A: Because its obscure, woke questions pander to a generation starved of general knowledge
• 5,500 children now on waiting list for gender swap treatment after post-lockdown surge
• Wall of flame in the Wirral that could be seen from Wales
• Truss: End the ludicrous row on pronouns and statues
• Our toadying to the US kept Nazanin in jail
• Time’s up for fake summer fad
• We denounce Putin’s bombs – then pay homage to rulers behind an even filthier war
• Online searches for solar panels areupbyafi­fth
• NEXT WEEK’S NEWS...TODAY!
• ‘Have it all’ mea culpa is too little, too late for girls today
• Vlad luck, Meghan
• This insults real trans women too
• DAY DAME JOAN FELL FOR MY YOLK
• University faces bias probe over snub to race tsar
• QUOTES of the week
• Red Nose Day raises £42.7m
• ‘Newswhite’ no more? Myrie tipped to take Maitlis’s place
• Hand in hand, Liz and son before Shane’s funeral
• From ordinary folk, we saw the very best of humanity. But from the police and authoritie­s, the very worst
• Scots L-drivers safest
• Dressing down in dungarees – Peaky’s cruel temptress and her actor boyfriend
• Now prejudice police say we can’t even tell a child to talk proper
• Schooling at home is back as teachers hit by Covid
• Now Andrew quits Navy’s prestigiou­s ‘In & Out’ Club
• Cumming: I feared that my tyrant father would murder me
• Warriors player dies in shooting
• New role in nest of treacherou­s traitors
• M9 deaths: families wait for inquiry 7 YEARS on
• Awkward for Andrew as Eugenie sets up podcast on sex traffickin­g
• Venue shock for Flackstock
• New Moschino bag’s just potty
• Force deserts Daisy
• Oh Lady V! With friends like these…
• Francis is so chuffed
• Alan’s ruff divorce
• Reborn in Africa, the football club that refused to die
• It’s more shabby than chic as Harry shows his styles
• Can Vogue’s glamorous ‘Conde Nasty’ crowd ever have so much fun again?
• Rags-to-riches Romesh’s £3million dream home... just up the road from his humble childhood terrace
• Social media ‘is pushing cowboy Botox on women’
• @ last! RHS will use the term ‘email’, 43 years late
• Woman killed in student flats
• If sheep are so dumb, how can they spot Fiona Bruce in a line-up of celebritie­s?
• MPs buy stab-proof vests and trauma kits after Amess killing
• Bob Marley
• NHS pushes to keep its midwives
• The smile that shows there’s a transplant revolution ALREADY saving lives
• Transplant that made Dad fighting fit again
• Why are cases rising, and should we fear this new mutation?
• Q Should we be worried about this new BA.2 mutation of the Omicron variant?
• Hong Kong’s deadly wave of Omicron proves we did the right thing by not pursuing Zero Covid
• WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE . . .
• Why did they take my womb away if there was no cancer?
• DON’T PUT OFF A PROSTATE BIOPSY: IT COULD BE VITAL
• I’d still end prescripti­on fees
• Weary young who need a quick nap
• WEIRD SCIENCE
• Soothing sight of cats and dogs
• YOUR AMAZING BODY
• Heart patients to get breakthrou­gh tablet on the NHS
• £215m trust is secure in ‘wait and see’ policy
• The most popular investment funds on best-buy lists
• Reap rewards from loans to fruit farmers
• Crop grows profits
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• WE KNOW YOUR REAL AIM, LORD LUST
• So, Graham Norton – is this a crime drama or a comedy?
• SPIDERMAN: NO WAY HOME
• THE EYES OF TAMMY FAYE
• BOILING POINT
• PEOPLE JUST DO NOTHING: BIG IN JAPAN
• THE BATMAN COLLECTION
• ALL4, MY5, iPLAYER, ITV HUB & TALKING PICTURES
• THE CRIMSON RIVERS
• ADAM WOODS
• MATTHEW BOND
• HOLLY WILLIAMS
• Rylance below par as a golfing Forrest Gump
• THE MEANING OF LIFE, BY DELIA...
• THE BEST NEW FICTION
• Cimino: The Deer Hunter, Heaven’s Gate And The Price Of A Vision
• SORRY, SOPHIE – BUT YOU ARE INSPIRING
• PICK OF THE DAY
• Cold As A Mountain Top Radio 4, 4.30pm
• Glass (2019) Channel 4, 9pm
• The Speedshop
• Skint BBC4, from 10pm
• Live FA Cup Football
• Ukraine: Voices From The Frontline
• Then Barbara Met Alan
• The Elephant Man
• My Name Is Bex
• Monty Python’s Flying Circus That’s TV, 9pm
• The Bidding Room
• Super Greed: The Fight For Football
• Killed By A Rich Kid Channel 4, 9pm
• The Great Celebrity Bake Off For Stand Up To Cancer
• Bad Apples Radio 4, 8pm
• Educating Rita (1983) BBC2, 11.15pm
• The Simpler Life
• Love Your Garden
• Peacemaker
• MasterChef
• Free Thinking
• Jaws (1975) ITV4, 9pm
• The Island
• Your Body Uncovered With Kate Garraway
• Interior Design Masters With Alan Carr
• The Distant Barking Of Dogs: Storyville
• Ramblings Radio 4, 3pm
• Cornwall: A Year By The Sea Channel 5, 8pm
• Extraordin­ary Escapes With Sandi Toksvig
• The Apprentice
• Billy Connolly Does...
• Green Book (2018) BBC4, 9pm
• Bridgerton
• Drama: The Road And The Miles To Dundee
• Tutankhamu­n: Waking The Dead Channel 5, 9pm
• Not Going Out
• The Crimson Rivers
• Unreported World
• County Lines (2019) BBC3, 10pm
• Elton John Night
• Archive On 4: Sir Alex Ferguson: Made In Govan
• Live Internatio­nal Football Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Premier League, 4.30pm
• Hidden BBC4, 9pm
• Chernobyl: The New Evidence Channel 4, 7.30pm
• Aretha Franklin: Respect
• The Poseidon Adventure
• Rock solid... Four funds built to keep your capital safe
• PERSONAL ASSETS
• Find the budding Olympians in your children this Easter
• Welcome to WORTHING
• AViennese twirl
• Take off for the sun from closer to home
• See Puccini’s best-loved operas with David Mellor
• WHAT’S INCLUDED
• YOUR SPECIAL GUEST
• Cotswold corner that’s just wicked
• GARDEN GURU
• FIVE LITTLE GEMS
• The ultimate ROCK STARS
• Investors’ takeover fears for Ted Baker
• P&O owner told: Plug £150m pensions gap
• The world’s changed, Rishi...
• Lloyds’ big push targets affluent
• Hydrogen producer to create 1,100 jobs
• Small firms leader calls for delay to NI bills hike
• Glencore cuts chief’s bonus after four deaths
• Net firm Upp avoids sanctions hit
• A FREE RIDE
• Alex Lawson’s STOCKS TO WATCH Never mind Sunak – City waits for Wolfson’s view
• Zopa admits contract was unlawful
• Board battle at Snoop Dogg cannabis firm
• ... NO, I’M NOT ROSS FROM FRIENDS!
• Listening bank? Now HSBC is ‘stone deaf’ to customers
• Sorry Mr Davies...but your bank’s rates are truly pitiful
• Funeral fears as Safe Hands talks stall
• My luxury? A £135 massage after crawling through all those tombs
• Don’t be fooled by the ‘kids’ tag ...this is a scam
• I’m retired but taxman has cut my allowance
• How to save water and stay liquid as bills are set to soar
• BBC man lays bare the folly of Putin’s war
• Rebel with a worthy cause
• GPs still failing in their duty of care
• Inspiratio­nal sisters
• Fresh is best
• JK’s right: Don’t rely on Labour
• Truth at last on PCR tests
• Ship has sailed for our Scottish yards
• PRIZE LETTER
• Pension fiction
• BLACKMAILE­D!
• High jumper’s glory after Ukraine escape
• Burns eyes title bout rather than throwing in towel
• Rueful Hamilton accepts faintest of apologies
• A month late but time to move on
• Rachael revels in more glory at home
• OUT OF IDEAS
• Euro target drives Arsenal to victory
• Gareth’s fears for LGBT fans
• FA SNUB APPEAL OVER SALA’S PLANE CRASH
• QUICKEST GOAL
• United need to let go of Ronaldo if they’re to improve
• TODAY’S FA CUP TIES
• MAKING A CASE TO BUY BLUES
• Who are billionair­es who want to buy Chelsea?
• Roman still has power to stop the sale of club
• SHOW ME WHAT YOU’RE MADE OF
• To be talking about football at all... it’s just not important
• Chalmers is last-gasp hero for Highlander­s
• Killie keep foot to floor
• UKRAINIAN STARS JOIN FIGHT AGAINST RUSSIA
• ARBROATH MADE TO FIGHT FOR VICTORY TO MAINTAIN TITLE PACE
• It’s not going to be pretty... We need to roll up our sleeves and be horrible to play against
• ‘McGHEE’S THE MAN TO FIX DUNDEE’
• WORTH THE WAIT
• Hendry’s late winner provides a perfect lift for Covid-hit boss Davidson
• Brilliant Barrie’s the TALK of Tynecastle
• BY GIORG HE’S GOT IT AGAIN
• Postecoglo­u ready to embrace the unique nature of Old Firm triple header
• United’s away daze broken by McNulty magic
• Comedy gold at Dens not slowing down
• Clash with England is sole focus for Bonar
• MAGNIFIQUE
• FORZA ITALIA!
• VICTORY AT LAST!
• TOWNSEND WILL NOT
• Poor discipline on and off the pitch has become real cause for concern
• HEAR WORD AGAINST KINGHORN
• SAME OLD STORY FOR SCOTS
• SORRY SHOW
• Celtic are in a strong place, claims Ange
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• WIN £1,500
• WORDSEARCH
• CODE CRACKER
• SUPER SUDOKU NO 976
• NOW THERE ARE THREE WAYS TO ENTER
• BARE BONES
• QUICK SUDOKU
• BRAIN TRAIN
• QUICK cROSSWORD
• BAttlEShip­S
• BULL’S EYE
• SIR LANCELOT AND HIS PAGE THE PAGE’S QUICK CLUES

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