The Herald - 2020-05-30

• Chancellor’s measures ‘may not be enough to save Scots jobs’
• Virtual lessons in history for pupils from the National Trust for Scotland
• ‘An open wound of racism’ led to US killing
• Capitalism is a worse sickness than Covid
• Grieving fiancee backing Herald garden campaign
• Tourism blow may spell end for golf hotel
• Sunak: Firms must start contributi­ng
• Pipers sign up for mass virtual tribute to Scots soldiers caught up in ‘forgotten Dunkirk’ action 80 years ago
• One-way pavement system planned for city’s centre
• Grease is the word for drive-in showings
• Tourism chiefs: Give us timetable for opening
• Scots care home free of Covid after four deaths
• Timetable for opening
• NHS worker out of hospital six weeks after being hit by virus
• Warning over rules being flouted in sunshine
• Five new sheriff court hubs to open
• Selected pupils head back to classroom
• New concerns over rise of illegal puppy trading as 13 dogs seized
• Cybercrimi­nals ‘are playing on heightened sense of fear during pandemic’
• EU ‘open to discuss’ extension of Brexit transition period, says top adviser
• Groups supporting human traffickin­g victims to share £1.5million funding
• Trump’s media move is ‘theatrics’
• The day Glasgow sculptors stunned the world... and gave city a name for culture
• 425 million years ... world’s oldest bug is found on Scottish island
• Raid seizes drugs and weapons
• Developer submits plans to demolish historic bowling club and build flats
• Letter from Burns to publisher about Tam o’ Shanter could fetch £12,000
• Men who died in river swimming accident were Tesco workers on a day out
• Shock and sadness after man dies at castle site
• Call goes out for cash to rescue historic Mackintosh tearoom
• The way in which we see the world as children could influence later life
• How short bursts of exercise ‘help tired muscles’
• Ethiopia’s security forces accused of killings and detaining 10,000 people
• Israeli soldiers kill man in vehicle attack
• Dentist whose ‘exceptiona­l’ service was widely recognised
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Coronaviru­s plus Brexit equals economic disaster
• THE DIARY
• The rise of the ‘murder hornet’
• We need a rethink of care for the elderly
• The Prime Minister has kept his man but lost his authority
• Policy failure and dictatorsh­ip fears
• Your views online
• Tory MPS should beware when they seek to oust Cummings
• Those were the days On the waterfront: 1932 and 1962
• 5 years ago
• Scots word of the week
• In the post-coronaviru­s world, we must aim to be self-sufficient
• Future success of our society depends on youth work
• Birthdays
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Markets retreat as fears of Us-china rift increase
• ‘The future ain’t what it used to be’ for investors, but there are still opportunit­ies
• The Herald crosswords
• Virus poses challenges for Glasgow technology firm
• Contract awarded to build flagship facility

The Herald - 2020-05-29

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