The Herald - 2020-07-15

• FM tells Scotland to ‘keep the heid’ as pubs re-open
• SERVICE WITH A GRUDGE
• Three-year delay to 5G after Huawei technology is banned
• Congratula­tions class of 2020
• Vaccine Flu jab numbers boosted this winter
• SNP plea MP calls for patience over new party
• The chlorinate­d chickens coming home to roost
• Beattie’s gone, but variety’s not dead
• BACK IN STYLE
• UK economy is stuck ‘in the doldrums’ as growth lower than forecast
• More than 3,000 Scots wrongly told to shield after misidentif­ication of cancer
• Water of life: Regenerati­ng Glasgow’s decaying canal has cut the death rate
• Couple aim to toast exit from lockdown with the launch of their new whisky bar in capital
• Sturgeon: There’s not an anti-english bone in my body
• Labour reveals plan for care sector overhaul
• Plea to public not to use A&E except for emergencie­s as health service restarts
• Queen ‘amused’ to hear of lockdown exercise in video call to RAF gunner
• Hospitals inquiry set for long haul as it hires PR firm for three-year contract
• SNP accused of ‘misinforma­tion and scaremonge­ring’ over Brexit power grab
• Sharp rise in prison numbers revealed
• Media giant’s story like Dynasty … but without the shoulder pads
• Grenfell insulation was chosen as a focus on eco-friendline­ss, inquiry hears
• Former SNP member demands probe into ‘transphobi­a in the party ranks’
• New royal gin sells out online in eight hours
• Heard screamed and berated Depp, employee tells high court
• ‘Alien’ invaders introduced by humans could kill off native wildlife, study finds
• Boy, 15, detained for machete attack during mass brawl at city cinema
• Space rocket company to create 170 jobs
• Experts reveal plan to put ‘secret’ wildlife oasis on eco-tourism map
• Price son ‘brave and strong’ in hospital
• Public-sector landlord launches probe into ‘rule breach’
• Gloucester gifts cheese to French troops in recognitio­n for Covid service
• MP tells of anti-terror jobs drive after three UK attacks
• Australian state to jail visitors violating virus quarantine rules
• France revamps Bastille Day celebratio­ns to honour heroes of Covid battle
• Socialite Maxwell denied bail and pleads not-guilty in video court hearing
• US inmate executed after court ruling is reversed
• Issue of the day: The end of the mugshot?
• How do we rebuild our social lives after the lockdown?
• Decent and warm housing is a fundamenta­l human right
• Empty offices and mandatory masks
• Your views online
• Sturgeon must take off the SNP hat and put on the indy one
• Those were the days David Cassidy: The calm before the Shawfield storm
• 5 years ago
• Let’s have a Tate Greenock that can give a perspectiv­e on our links to slavery
• We must keep alive Gaelic’s oral tradition
• Crunch time ahead for Scotland’s museums and galleries
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Paul lends a helping hand at Battersea
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Visionary who nurtured the careers of many young musicians
• UK GDP disappoint­s but FTSE-100 ends with gain
• Whether Francois sees value of EU is neither here nor there
• Developing Young Workforce is crucial
• Investors crave more informatio­n as Omega reveals full-year results
• EU efforts to boost biodiversi­ty are ‘too weak’ to protect pollinator­s, report says
• New digital cask filling process ‘could save whisky industry millions each year’
• Arrayjet signs sevenfigur­e US contract
• Johnstons of Elgin forecasts slow recovery from coronaviru­s crisis
• New Scottish biotechnol­ogy company raises £3.2m in fight against cancer
• The Herald crosswords
• One in three audits not good enough

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