The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2024-04-21

• ‘Holographi­cs are vital in the digitally focused retail world of tomorrow’
• MOHAMMED’S STORY
• ‘Mum would rather die in her sleep than be forced to move’
• Experts demand review of ‘harmful’ pro-transgende­r ideology spread in schools
• ‘I’m terrified he is exposing himself to the risk of brain tumours, cancers and life-ending conditions’
• Green MSP urges party to hang on to power-share with the SNP
• A sea of Saltires for independen­ce march
• Police still investigat­ing Sturgeon as her husband faces charges
• Adviser: Health chiefs’ focus is on war and climate instead of NHS crisis
• BEVAN O’DALY, BAWN
• David Carlyle on the legacy of It’s A Sin and coming home to the city he felt he had to leave
• US approves stalled £76bn military support for allies
• Struan Stevenson is the co-ordinator of the Campaign for Iran Change. He was a member of the European Parliament representi­ng Scotland (19992014), president of the Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with Iraq (2009-14) and chairman of the Friends of a
• Young Team author’s ‘emotional’ return to school he was expelled from for fighting at 14
• Scottish accent will change... but it won’t be as bad as Braveheart
• Shopliftin­g is not a victimless crime – we must take it more seriously
• Drums that give ear bleeds to pongs that cause nose bleeds, I thank stars for lovely neighbours
• Lack of attention by parents can be so damaging to our kids as they develop
• Mum and baby unit plan on hold after budget cuts
• Scots and samurai mingled in Japan 241 years earlier than first thought
• Makar inspired by the parents she misses and the return to her home city sends out a heartfelt May Day
• Cloning has gone to the dogs as Snuppy makes an appearance
• Em@il JURY
• Column Fruit Trees
• Horoscopes
• Mullins does it again as he closes in on the title
• King reigns on a happy return to Ayr
• Garrick has eyes on the prize as he shares top billing
• Rob Robertson
• Chiara on course to land maiden title
• Mhairi’s journey has led her to today’s start line
• Former Wimbledon champ calls it a day
• Realist Higgins will always cherish Crucible successes
• Frustrated Maguire gets back on track
• Warrior Steyn calls for Glasgow to find their own killer instinct
• Leinster miss their chance as the Lions dish out a mauling
• History as Scots bag a first Italian victory for 25 years
• Graeme Macpherson
• HOW THEY PLAYED
• SCOTTISH CUP
• MacDonald: It’s a horrible way to lose but it’s 50-50 when it gets to that stage
• Leven takes huge positives from narrow defeat
• Clement wants to Phil his cup with memories
• Naisy’s heart set on making history in cup
• Veteran star Gordon ready to keep on creating good cup memories
• Ger Lundstram’s attitude cannot be questioned
• Local hero Mochrie seals United promotion dream
• Four-goal, second-half rout secures Partick’s place in play-offs
• Dabrowski’s in Pole position to deny Caley Jags in Raith victory
• McPake makes his point but play-off dream ends
• California dreaming? No, Ross is living life to the full with Sacramento
• Oakley seals Ton future in second tier
• ‘Some people just need the game in their lives ... you are all part of a communal experience’
• Wilder admits defeat as Clarets crush Blades
• Godfrey wants sweet display from Toffees
• Rampant Bees leave Hatters totally in the mire after five-goal romp
• Moyes callson Hammers to reign at Palace
• Silva strikes late on as City crawl past Blues
• Ratcliffe rings changes with Wilcox arrival
• Emery wants Euro double as Villa aim to go Cherry-picking
• Chaotic times but Andy’s hoping for skies blue ahead
• Maradona’s mate expects Fergie to bounce back at Bologna despite disastrous injury
• Extension of Nagelsmann’s contract a big mistake: Bastian
• Dave met a familiar face in the opposition goalmouth
• Cavanagh insists Celts are ready to grab title chance after Gers’ loss
• Boss Taylor wants a City slicker in the battle for title
• Fans will have a loving Thelin if Jimmy gets it right for Dons
• I watched a De Niro movie one night and decided I wanted to be an actor. Then I set about teaching myself
• Bold, bright and colourful: The eyes have it for this great new make up trend
• Restaurant of the week
• On the Radio
• Pick of the podcasts
• Wyllie’s legacy sails on in new exhibition
• Travel news
• The Doc Replies

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