The Herald - 2020-07-17

• Childline calls rocket by a fifth during lockdown
• CLUED UP IN COURT
• Jobless crisis fear as claims for support rise 100%
• Congratula­tions class of 2020
• Russians targeting vaccine scientists
• No physical distancing for pupils
• Have we lost our drive for active travel?
• Keep the heid. On the money or cringey?
• How to win No voters over to independen­ce
• Mental health patients given ‘variable’ care in Tayside, say inspectors
• Why St Kildans needed crest of a wave in hope their mail would get through
• Members and public dig deep to donate over £1.6 million to help National Trust for Scotland
• Holiday heaven:
• Scottish job vacancies show need to match supply with new areas of demand
• Sturgeon is urged to put carers at heart of recovery plan
• Plea to ensure arthritis sufferers get help
• Ministers told to treat lung health as ‘national emergency’ and rewrite ‘vague’ action plan
• Treasury urged to be clearer over funding as Scotland to receive £900m
• ... but embassy denies any involvemen­t in attacks and threatens retaliatio­n
• Sacked MP hits out at Johnson for ‘improper’ action on intelligen­ce top post
• Bones dug up as tram work continues
• We will oppose internal UK trade bill at every stage, pledges Russell
• Deep sea fish evolve black skin to escape predators
• How ‘power of where’ can map out recovery
• Data mining to gain the big picture
• DIGITAL LEARNING HUB
• Pop-up bus lanes for cities to tackle traffic
• Giant art captures Bayoh family’s ‘long struggle for truth’
• Sting in the tail but scorpion venom can save lives
• Man denies murdering schoolboy by stabbing him in neck
• Record rowing trio’s ‘pillage and spillage whisky’ will be life-saver
• Jolie ‘gene’ test would prevent millions of breast and ovarian cancer cases, say scientists
• Iron levels ‘key to longer life’, experts say
• Rising virus totals force rethink over bars, schools and tourism
• China warns US ambassador over sanctions in Hong Kong freedoms row
• EU court rules data-sharing pact with US is invalid over snooping fears
• Hundreds die and over 1m marooned by floods
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day: The return of Dirty Dancing?
• Is the era of male leaders over? Maybe it should be
• If you are taking a break, then help Scotland with a staycation
• Courts crisis, victims and new homes
• Your views online
• Indyref2 will be fought on a very different battlegrou­nd
• Those were the days The Clyde Valley Stompers, 1957 and 1981
• 5 years ago
• End the nuclear risk to Scotland
• Time to examine salaries at ‘interzone’ bodies that pay private sector salaries
• Pandemic set to accelerate green energy transition
• Birthdays
• The sisters are doing it for themselves
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Lifelong SNP member who spotted Nicola Sturgeon’s early potential
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Shares in London fall on mixed data from China
• Precisely what Brexit ‘madness’ are we meant to prepare for?
• We must not let diversity fall down list
• Energy boss says Ofgem ruling puts new Scottish jobs at risk
• ‘Netflix for events’ provides new revenue streams for live performanc­e artists
• Fintech start-up disrupts market for new buyers
• HMRC responds to claims stamp duty was overpaid
• SSE plans big payouts to investors as it eyes a renewables bonanza
• Leading hotelier warns Scotland is scaring off worried visitors from England
• The Herald crosswords
• £10bn in UK stamp duty ‘may have been overpaid’

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