The Scottish Mail on Sunday - 2022-04-24

• STURGEON LAVISHES MILLIONS MORE TO SPLIT UK
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Three Cabinet Ministers dragged into Commons sex investigat­ion
• Downton’s Lady Mary in double denim? Well, it was good enough for ‘the Queen’!
• Wives whose snoring is as loud as a Hoover
• But beware, it’s a disaster for men
• £3k pay rise strike threat at councils
• When chips are down...
• Anti-racism chief slams Sturgeon’s ‘virtue signalling’
• Stone the crows! Tories accuse Rayner of Basic Instinct ploy to distract Boris
• UK to axe ‘insane’ EU mower insurance
• Holyrood repairs bill hits £2m record high
• WHAT’S IN A NAME? DAY NICOLA MET THE OTHER NIPPY SWEETIE
• Old promise gets recycled in poll ‘bribe’
• Sheku police will refuse to answer questions about his custody death
• Rose won’t let time stand still!
• Get back to office or face sack
• After that slap Will f lies to India to meet a peace guru
• Not a good time to renew a passport
• Mandarins told: Use your office or lose it
• The only place to f ine-tune Whitehall’s Rolls-Royce is in the off ice
• The f ight to beat shortage of HRT
• ‘Down to my last sachet – and next week is too late’
• ‘Davina effect’ smashed the menopause taboo
• If men had this problem, they would have called in the Army by now...
• It’s not just women who suffer, it’s their entire families too
• PM facing ‘£10k fine’
• Why did Peston put Johnson ‘behind bars’?
• Boris ‘plots early General Election to see off his rivals’
• Will Kate turn back to McQueen designer?
• Harry: Invictus Games have saved veterans from suicide
• George has ‘trial day’at new school
• Baby among dead in blitz on Odessa
• France and Germany sold arms to Putin
• Thousands head home despite bombing risk
• ‘I want to see sun’: Children trapped under steelworks plead for their lives
• Speedo dumps top swimmer after show of support for Putin
• I wasn’t sure if I could kill a Russian soldier at the start... but now I wouldn’t hesitate
• First Mail Force food boxes reach Ukraine
• Your donations help Diana charity clear cluster bombs and mines from farms
• Why boys have it tougher growing up – by Sophie Ellis-Bextor (who has five of them)
• Threat of £18m fines to protect whistleblo­wers
• School exams to be marked ‘generously’
• COVID ABSENCE RULES EASE
• And to Kate Winslet and my grandson, I leave a £50,000 beach hut, says Branson’s mother
• Breakdown of Q’s marriage is blamed on work pressures
• Woke row forces Disney into ‘new civil war’ in US
• Palace staff told not to tell colleague ‘You look so young’
• Why I’m feeling broody as I turn 40, by Elisabeth Moss
• Pippa father-in-law in fresh rape claim quiz
• Bridgerton’s Simone in £1,650 bovver boots... is she auditionin­g to be the next Pinball Wizard?
• Working from home is a bad habit. And it’s ruining the economy
• Still furious over Brexit, the French will distrust us for years – whoever wins today’s presidenti­al election
• Hopkins becomes oldest UK actor in a lead movie role – as the ‘British Schindler’
• UK ‘can lead world in jet fuel made of cooking oil’
• Did you ever need an arts graduate in a hurry? So why so many universiti­es?
• Where is the peace effort?
• The one war we DO need
• Political ambitions that hide true scandals
• Sharon’s so right about M&S
• Mummy’s boy... but not for long
• Why I am gripped by this eternal tale of love turned sour
• QUOTES of the week
• Revealed: The Sunaks’ £6.6m bolthole away from Downing Street
• Mountain rescue crews save 700 in record year
• Shocked shoppers watch as bus engulfed in flames
• Still serving in the Army... the soldier who raped a woman while she slept
• Killjoys clip Annabel’s wings with a crackdown on floral fun
• A let-off for Liam’s lad
• Now it’s Leo’s time to party!
• ◆ AND breathe!
• ◆ MADE In Chelsea
• Luna spells it out
• Cleese’s Palace date
• Agritech switch yields benefits
• Meet Scotland’s first robot farmer
• Witchhunt!
• THE WILD WORLD of RONNIE the RONETTE
• Oops du jour... how Scotland’s National Chef fell foul of the health inspectors
• ‘Child abuse’ outrage over trans briefs for 4-year-olds
• 3 stabbed in knife rampage
• My husband saved our baby son in maternity unit, says MP
• Flying high... the Human Swan back in the skies after tragedy
• In hot water... luxury bath firm whose ‘top designer’ was an actor
• NEXT WEEK’S NEWS...TODAY!
• EXPOSED: High Street cowboys turning e-scooters into 40mph death traps
• Nadine blames her mix-up on dyslexia
• Ozzy draws up plans for ‘rehab wing’ at mansion
• HOW THE ‘HACKING’ IS DONE
• Each patient at State Hospital costs us a record £355k a year
• The new black
• Should YOU shell out and go private to beat the NHS waiting list crisis? (the answer might surprise you)
• A VIRTUAL GP WHEN YOU LIKE, BUT IT’LL COST YOU £40
• ‘I SPENT £12,000 ON A NEW KNEE’
• Just how much will hip surgery set you back?
• ‘MY SAVINGS GOT ME BACK IN THE SWING’
• WHAT IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG?
• WE GOT £20,000 CANCER DRUG PAID FOR… AND 4 EXTRA YEARS
• YOUR AMAZING BODY
• £179 kit to ‘boost benefits of skin creams’
• The man who injected his own urine
• Is it safe for GP to stop me taking the Pill after 36 years?
• Don’t ignore a lung scan letter
• BEWARE SHARKS OFFERING TO GET YOU CASH FOR CARE
• All-star fund that runs with its winners...
• Burritos chain that can spice up your investment­s
• Now grow your portfolio with potash that’s NOT from Russia
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• BACK ON THE BRIGHTON BEAT
• If I was Anne, I’d have drilled a hole (or two!) in that canoe
• TVON DEMAND
• Disco diva Dua lays on the glamour
• Nic shows he’s game for a laugh
• ROBERT GORE-LANGTON
• The Queen’s favourite quiz. Harry’s fights at Eton. Andrew as Dirty Den. This royal soap will run and run...
• THE BEST NEW FICTION
• Elizabeth Finch Julian Barnes
• One Day I Shall Astonish The World
• In Deep Water
• DONNE ROAMIN’: POET, LOVER AND PREACHER
• Burn: A Story Of Fire, Woods And Healing
• Athena Kugblenu: Magnifying Class
• Falklands: Island Of Secrets
• Live Super Sunday
• Gentleman Jack BBC1, 9pm
• Our Changing Planet
• True Grit (2010) ITV4, 9pm
• Imagine...
• Don’t Log Off Radio 4, 11.30am
• Inside The Metaverse: Are You Safe? Dispatches
• Long Lost Family Special: Shipped To Australia
• Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist
• DOCUMENTAR­Y Navalny BBC2, 9pm
• Georgy Girl
• DNA Journey
• Mary Portas: On Style Radio 4, 11.30am
• Pompeii: Sin City
• Noughts + Crosses
• Live Uefa Champions League
• Life After Life
• The Old Man & The Gun
• The Great British Sewing Bee
• Lady Killers With Lucy Worsley
• Great British History Hunters
• Tan France: Beauty And The Bleach
• Searching For Michael Jackson’s Zoo With Ross Kemp
• Interior Design Masters With Alan Carr
• Calm With Horses
• Rebuilding Notre Dame: The Next Chapter
• What’s Left Of Kerouac? Radio 4, 11.30am
• Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House
• Homes For Ukraine: Welcome To Britain? Tonight
• Rob & Romesh vs Strongman
• Julia Bradbury: Breast Cancer And Me ITV, 9pm
• Live Uefa Europa League
• Here We Go
• Sounds Of The 80s With Gary Davies
• Lighthouse­s: Building The Impossible
• Richard Hammond’s Crazy Contraptio­ns
• DRAMA Devils
• Expedition Rhino: The Search For The Last Northern White
• Cape Fear (1991) BBC1, 10.40pm
• Devon And Cornwall: Fishing Lives
• Zadie Smith With The BBC Symphony Orchestra
• Live Premier League
• Live Premiershi­p Rugby Union
• Queen: A Rock History – Part 1
• By The Grace Of God
• Is bloodbath for bonds a signal to sell ... or find a cheap deal?
• Dodge airport chaos with a no-fly cruise
• Glampster GRANNY
• Explore the RHS’s newest garden with Tom Stuart-Smith
• MEET OUR SPECIAL GUEST
• WHAT’S INCLUDED
• The top retreats for good sports
• Downton’s dog-loving neighbour
• You can’t BEET this!
• FIVE BRILLIANT BEETROOT
• GARDEN GURU
• Win health insurance cover for a year
• Oil giants braced for £24 billion Russian hit
• JD Sports enters race to snap up Missguided
• Netflix has joined real world
• Chinese oil group could quit Ineos Scottish refinery
• British Gas hits out at fiasco over bust firms
• Hut Group’s boss loaned millions by local council
• Call to keep Shetland windfarm jobs in UK
• Hornby’s £1 MILLION GRAVY TRAIN
• CO2 firm threatens to pull plug... after taxpayer bailout
• TWO MORE BONUS SINNERS...AND A SAINT
• British Airways profit forecast is slashed in HALF after Easter chaos
• Is Ted Baker set to go all Authentic with new bid?
• Glencore faces investor revolt over coal
• Rate rises ‘unlikely to halt inflation’
• Shippers in £25bn digital revolution
• RISHI KHOSLA, 46: MAVERICK
• It’s like shopliftin­g – I fill my bag with groceries and walk out without paying. If this is the future of the high street... then count me out!
• HOW IT WORKS (WITHOUT YOU KNOWING WHAT YOU SPENT)
• The next big thing on the high street? Amazon Bank
• Crack rising egg prices and save £300 a year . . . by keeping chickens
• Plea for more finance lessons as debt crisis worsens
• For bees and pigs, ask the neighbours first
• MY HENS LAY FOUR EGGS A DAY
• ME AND MY MONEY I spend £150 a week on my hair so I never have to wash it myself
• Savers can earn 33 times more interest by switching accounts
• Power of attorney from law firm that no longer exists
• WE’RE WATCHING YOU
• Why did refund go to US account?
• Trust firm’s fate leaves thousands in the dark
• SO WHAT DO THE KEY PLAYERS HAVE TO SAY?
• At 74, I’d want police to call me Madam, not You!
• Power of positivity in fighting cancer
• Stem this tide of cultural vandalism
• Unwanted Sussex circus
• Civil unrest
• PM must pay for Partygate
• Forgotten mothers
• PRIZE LETTER
• Demolish the housebuild­ing strategy
• Nicholls is in good nick for record haul
• Magic Ronnie makes history
• The dream home is up north for consistent champion Hughes
• SELECTIONS OF THE DAY...
• PERFORMANC­E OF THE WEEK...
• Gray determined to home in on the last eight
• HUTCHISON SAYS ZEBRE SCARE PUTS EDINBURGH ON ALERT
• Is Norman’s Open move for Saudi publicity?
• Whyte could pay big price
• DJOKOVIC ENDS WAIT FOR FINAL
• Already the heartbeat of England, Stokes is made for ultimate job
• TWO TEAMS MAY HEAD OFF ON WINTER TOURS
• Brownhill aims to keep interim boss in and Burnley up
• City join tussle for £100m-rated Rice
• This will be an outstandin­g season even if we don’t win another trophy
• TOOTHLESS TOTTENHAM SUFFER SLIP-UP IN THE RACE FOR CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SPOT
• It’s nonsense to say relegation would be good for Everton
• Allan: Boys from Brazil will not be friends on derby day
• GOOD LUCK, ERIK
• VARDY CAN’T INSPIRE FOXES
• Magpies pile the pain on Canaries
• Gabriel comes to the four for City
• Bowie planning a big splash
• East goes from hero to zero as Queens relegated
• People were far too quick to doubt Thomas, says Watt
• Thistle get ready for play-offs as Pars stare over edge
• MEDAL WELL WORTH THE WAIT FOR McKENZIE
• Pressure? I eat it up for breakfast, mate. The adrenaline of that fine line between success and failure is what excites me
• Mackay’s eyes on Euro prize to end County season on a high
• Fit-again Turnbull determined to play key role and help clinch title
• Ibrox failure to build on success puts Wilson and Co under the microscope
• Maloney more suited to a pundit’s chair than Hibs hotseat
• Henderson the hero as Hibs sink Saints
• Gray hails Leith men’s response to derby pain
• RELIABLE ROONEY RISES TO OCCASION
• DAVIDSON DEMANDS MORE COURAGE IN BATTLE TO BEAT THE DROP
• Bartley believes Pittodrie win is ideal pick-me-up for Martindale
• GIO’S MEN ARE UP FOR FIGHT
• Alexander: We should have made them pay
• Diallo calls out ‘racists’
• HANGING TOUGH
• United are a mess from top to bottom, says McTominay
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• SUPER SUDOKU NO 981
• CODE CRACKER
• 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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