The Herald - 2024-03-27

• £100m raked in by School of Art in aftermath of fires
• Families missed ‘precious last moments’ in care homes, Covid inquiry hears
• Born in the USA ... but Bruce makes history with Ivors Academy fellowship
• Sadness over funding cuts as RSNO wheels out Top Guns
• Reinstatem­ent of Mackintosh Building ‘will create increased interest in his legacy’
• Caroline Wilson Warning ‘daft’ new fire service rules threaten more of Glasgow’s treasures
• Restoratio­n ‘should go to an independen­t body’
• What surprised me when I looked behind the Mack’s scaffoldin­g in the aftermath of devastatin­g blaze
• Funeral directors ‘must allow voluntary checks to ensure trust in service’
• 10 million tonnes of waste generated
• FM Yousaf is branded ‘weak and out of depth’ one year in
• Public satisfacti­on with NHS at lowest level on record, a new poll reveals
• Exercising twice a week or more ‘significan­tly reduces risk of insomnia’
• Women seeking help for debt, says charity
• Most city residents would support switching transport investment away from road-building, new survey says
• Co-operative Bank plans to slash hundreds of roles in restructur­ing cost-cutting drive
• Concerns over impact of extreme weather on road bridges across Britain
• Employers are given the tools to succeed
• ‘To earn money and learn was the best feeling ever’
• Fury over plan to close isle’s elderly day centre
• Effective procuremen­t puts organisati­ons on the map
• Russia reeling from attack as Zelenskyy blasts ‘sick’ Putin
• Hamas rejects UN proposal for ceasefire and hostage release
• Just how invasive will hate crime investigat­ions be?
• Emulating the old GDR
• Politician­s should carry ferries can
• Why the Assisted Dying Bill should be resisted
• I survived a diet of violence
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Miller solves crime from behind bars
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• All to play for as the Brexit cliffhange­r hits extra time in Westminste­r
• FTSE edges higher amid strong stocks showing
• Centrica boss who said there’s ‘no point’ justifying his salary sees his pay double
• Wood Group ‘comes out fighting’ with cost-cutting measures
• The Herald crosswords
• Irn-bru boss bows out on a high – but will staff on verge of redundancy agree?
• Struggling hospitalit­y group puts itself up for sale
• Shares surge 9% for soft drinks giant Barr as City backs strategy

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