The Herald - 2020-04-14

• ‘Optimistic signs’ in the fight against coronaviru­s
• THE GAME’S UP
• More aid for vulnerable as helpline is launched
• Covid-19 ‘contracted in hospitals’
• Scots police leading the way on lockdown
• EU has failed to step up to the plate
• We need to admit the NHS must reform
• Don’t delay funerals
• Back to work
• Cyclist numbers soar
• Slowdown in ICU admissions ahead of lockdown review
• Plea for clarity over funding for culture
• Medics start petition for adequate PPE gear
• Sturgeon call over Roma ‘racism’ claims
• Oban sailors to the rescue after lockdown ends Arctic Circle trip
• Fearful parents not taking children to A&E
• Don’t scapegoat bats as source of Covid-19, say Scottish scientists
• Rainbaa: Farmer paints his flock of sheep colours of the rainbow
• Carluccio’s staff win furlough cash fight
• US disease adviser signals ‘rolling re-entry’ for parts of economy next month
• Burma under fire for failing to end repressive laws and persecutio­n of critics
• China reports more than 100 new infections
• Celebratin­g the life of the modest Scot who mapped the world
• Mediterran­ean diet ‘boosts brain function’
• Officials plotted against ‘raging Trots’ holding top Scottish posts
• Exercise ‘reduces liver cancer risk’ and may even prevent it, say scientists
• Teacher ‘frightened’ other staff and left primary pupils ‘at risk of harm’
• Approval of ‘life-changing’ medicine to treat multiple sclerosis welcomed
• Boatloads of 188 migrants picked up
• Photograph­er has whale of a time
• Bill Withers
• David Collings
• Twitter Listening Parties
• Is domestic violence campaign a knee jerk reaction?
• Coronaviru­s pandemic will give Generation Z their 9/11
• The nudge theory and human crisis
• Your views online
• We ramp up the testing, even if we have to go it alone
• Those were the days Wembley 1967: Scotland on top of the world
• UK’S debt should not stop independen­ce
• From our archives
• Swing vote on top Scots novels
• Government’s task would have been easier if universal basic income had been in place
• Our colleges are very much open for business
• On this day Birthdays
• Keep relationsh­ips in the supply chain strong during lockdown
• Does global power hold key to whisky’s future?
• Everyone has role in recovery of business
• In associatio­n with
• Scotland leads green fuel push as public hydrogen station opened
• The Herald crosswords
• Financial institutio­ns under strain amid delivery of Government assistance
• Oil price rises after historic deal on output

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