The Herald - 2024-04-20

• Party anger could see Greens pull out of deal with SNP
• Fresh delays to new ferry
• Restaurant team releases details of ‘luxurious’ Princes Square venture
• Drawing inspiratio­n from earth itself to deliver mighty take on classic tale
• Feelgood factor as band find stolen gear
• The Blue Nile set for boost after Taylor Swift reference
• Temporary exemptions for short-term lets to be introduced
• Conservati­ves call on the SNP to act as data suggests ageing ambulance fleet needs replaced due to danger of breakdown
• Labour warns of two-tier dentistry
• Victims’ families welcome stab case review
• UK calls for ‘calm heads to prevail’ following Israeli attack on Iran
• Wildlife offences involving birds more than double with police focus on peregrine falcons
• Sunak says it is ‘moral mission’ to reform UK’S welfare system
• Friend of mother who drowned in pool tells of suspicions over her death
• Taskforce to examine anti-social behaviour caused by off-road vehicles
• Police inspector not guilty over affair claim
• Literature professor pens rap in anger at his cancer diagnosis
• Former soldiers will not face Bloody Sunday prosecutio­ns
• Salvator Rosa painting recovered in Romania four years after being stolen
• Police officer who led hunt for Lockerbie bombers dies at age of 90
• Jim’ll Fix It fan who asked to throw a grenade on TV guilty of home explosion
• Depressed or anxious claimants may be offered therapy rather than benefit
• Bill aims to boost mortgage lending
• Teacher admits killing & burying partner
• Three women, three world records, and 8,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean
• Man unable to move back home after losing his limbs to sepsis
• Just Stop Oil protesters found guilty of aggravated trespass at West End show
• Squatters forced out of Gordon Ramsay’s former pub
• Post Office lawyer ‘takes no pride’ in working for the firm
• Glasgow actor was best known for cult Scottish film Restless Natives
• Leading figure in whisky industry who helped bring Tall Ships event to Scotland
• Beer company Brewdog was given almost £700,000 of public money to plant saplings, but campaigner­s want changes in the Forestry Grant Scheme. Questions over woodlands grant scheme after 250,000 saplings die in 12 months in beer firm’s ‘Lost Forest’
• Argentina launches bid to join forces with Nato
• Slater and Harvie had just one job to do and they’ve blown it
• Perils and pitfalls of adapting Dahl for audiences of today
• Dilemma of offering assisted death for psychiatri­c illness
• Builders call for net zero rules to be paused
• This wellbeing economy: does Scotland need a ‘well by’ date?
• Calmac should be trusted to run ferries
• The nomination­s are in: hats off to a top team for all their work
• We need another station on Scotland’s busiest rail line
• Scots word of the week
• Time to demolish Kinloch Castle
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• FTSE regains morning losses as call for calm
• ‘American tailwind’ boosts optimism but fears over increase in oil prices
• The Herald crosswords
• Scottish executives optimistic on business growth
• Publican fulfils dream with launch of own gin
• Mecca Bingo owner shakes off slump
• Retail sales volumes dropped last month

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