The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2021-05-23

• Who cared for our carers
• Snapshot of a super model
• Cherry aid as scientists film trees around the clock to discover secrets behind fruit’s devastatin­g June Drop
• RAW DEAL: READERS’ CHAMPION
• There were systemic failures in government,
• Protecting human rights of vulnerable wasn’t priority: study
• No Plan B? There was no Plan A: Experts ask why police allowed Rangers fans to march into city
• Ferries watchdog warns west coast chaos is costing island jobs
• Duke opens his heart in speech to General Assembly to reveal My saddest days and my happiest: Prince on why Scotland is so special to him
• EX-DG resigns arts role as fallout From Martin Bashir scandal engulfs BBC
• RANKIN’S TOP TIPS
• PSP. S. hhas so much h inside i id ...now there is even more
• Every time a bell rings: health message and how, Star reveals Shieldinch drama’s mental as he hits 40, he’s enjoying a wonderful life
• Charities: Lockdown’s been hard on mental health. It’s good to talk
• Travel industry fears for Scots’ direct flights to scores of holiday destinatio­ns
• Union says Mcvitie’s has stabbed workers in back as 470 Glasgow jobs face axe
• How could they? Son’s anger as Crown release a murder scene picture including his mother’s body
• Left by a partner unable to cope with her serious illness, writer
• I’m just me, having a go
• Say his name
• Scotland needs our own Covid inquiry and we need it soon
• Change will come out of our schools, out of our classrooms
• We should raise a glass to young Scots for not raising their own
• Hey, big spenders? Perhaps, perhaps not
• A different ball game: Pat Nevin on paving the way for today’s activist superstars
• SOUND AND VISION
• It didn’t feel odd to be sleeping on a bench after starring in Match of the Day
• In times of strife: Campaign calls for citizen forums to help Scots agree to disagree better
• Three years after mother’s death, daughter vows to continue her campaign against mesh
• A life on the ocean wafers as Cap’n Tunnock floats his idea of massive flotilla raising funds for lifeboats
• From Scotland’s majestic high country to the frenetic life of a NAN SHEPHERD From Then I gulped the frosty contain myself, I jumped
• Natural women: Editor on why her
• Horoscopes
• Stepping back in time:
• Celebratin­g nature:
• Scotland has a dream again. It’s brilliant
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Consumer in from the cold with refund
• Paypal text scam
• Gear Guide
• Red kites taking flight
• Norrie books final spot in an emphatic fashion
• Coach Coles willaimtof­ind ascotlands­tyle
• Laura looks ahead to what is hopefully a summer of success
• Sprint star Dina is is up for the joust with Richardson
• Leclerc takes pole despite crashing Ferrari at Monaco
• Rea becomes the first man to rack up century of victories
• Ratu’s been agonisingl­y close . . . is this his time?
• DAVID SOLE
• Youngs’ Tiger cubs will roar again
• Phil the thrill on track to create a Major record as the oldest champ
• Paul missed Bernhard’s final-green miss as he was doing TV at the time
• Frenchman felix battles all the way to bag maiden title
• COUNTDOWN TO THE EUROS
• Mellon believes United striker should be at Euros
• Killie and Dundee get set for showdown
• HOW THEY PLAYED
• Rooney adds fairytale touch to a Final where every Saint was a hero
• 4-4-2 HOW THEY PLAYED
• Shaun’sintheclub, but he’llneverbel­arsson
• Boss Ross proud of his Hibees who gave their all
• Porteous doesn’t want any more Final heartbreak
• Forrest and Fraser will be fresh for the fight
• Steve’s squad’s greatest strength is its sheer humility
• Mayhem does not mar Gers’ achievemen­t
• Former Scotland midfield maestro ROBERT Czech mates are a threat to Clarke in our opening Euro 2020 gambit
• Stephen’sdadisorga­nising anothermin­ibus– thistime withoutken­nyandryan
• Wright not losing any sleep over Mulumbumys­tery
• Haustrupho­peshehasal­readyplaye­dapart
• Marvin and Martindale team up at Livi
• The Girvan Lighthouse will be happy to lose his record to Mcgregor
• Zlamalaccu­ses Gersofcove­ring
• Klopp keeps his transfer ideas inhouseasp­oolaim forpromise­dland
• Andy could hardly see t h e famous Glebe Park hedge
• Muirheadim­ploredtoma­kemostofta­lent
• Week of Old Firm turmoil must give Eddie food for thought
• The big interview
• The last year has been a bumpy road, but let’s keep on trucking
• Real-life issues and medical advice
• Star Trek actor Shazad Latif
• Dream destinatio­ns at home and abroad
• Lowdown on the best in TV drama, comedy and films
• Former barracks that now draws attention
• Poet starts a new chapter ...with children’s fiction
• A heartwarmi­ng short story to enjoy
• Gran-of-eight Maggie Clayton’s weekly diary
• Top of the podcasts
• UNDIE COVER AT M&S
• Beauty Boss Look out for the best products that moisturise and hydrate
• On my plate
• Baked potato with lemon lovage tuna salad
• On the Radio Seven days
• Looking for a doula, a salad to haveababy, andmatt’sblacktie misery. Hooray for Hollyweird
• Scotland Peter Irvine’s the best
• The land of ice will
• Travel news
• Strawberry bears more than fruit... with flowers to brighten borders
• Homegrown
• “Unbeatable eatables from Parsley Box!”
• Help your garden look its best
• Up the fun factor of your garden
• How to dress your garden
• Extend your home’s possibilit­ies

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