The Herald - 2020-07-25

• Crackdown on short-term lets fast-tracked into law
• Hundreds of women receive wrong pension lump sums in payout blunder
• Holyrood’s bid for new borrowing powers is rejected
• Do black lives matter enough in churches?
• At 50, Sturgeon must ponder her shelf life
• Should we go from supersonic boost to boom?
• Warning on hate crimes bill as MSP says ministers have ‘not learned lessons’
• Lockdown souvenirs? Glasgow wants to put them in a museum
• Gran and grandad providing £4,000 of child care
• Universiti­es in dark on tuition fees income
• Customers asked to leave restaurant after positive test result
• Scotland records 22 new cases of virus in one day
• Museums given £4m to alleviate cash crisis
• Johnson: There were things we could have done differentl­y
• Windrush campaigner dies at 64 ‘with her spirit broken by Government’
• Patel flags new laws against foreign spying as concerns over Russia mount
• Plans to ban junk food ads on TV before 9pm ‘not the answer’ to beat obesity
• Evans will be first to be grilled in inquiry
• Facing years in jail... youths whose car dragged PC to his death
• Jury given extra security over fears of intimidati­on campaign that halted the trial when it had just started
• ‘Gentle giant with a heart of gold’ who died in line of duty
• Scientist in funding call as she battles cancer for third time
• Blockbuste­r movies face further delays after fresh virus spikes
• Mendes in funding plea to help arts workers
• ‘Liberal Democrats need to make an emotional case for the Union’
• Duke and Duchess launch legal action over Archie ‘drone pictures’ claim
• Theron said film bosses ‘booked her in for more driving training than men’
• Judge’s concerns at decisions over seriously-ill girl made without her parents
• Alleged IS member faces extra charge
• Green deal likely to hit snags
• Star cluster: 18th century observator­y to be given new lease of life by artists
• Trump scraps his plans for Republican Convention as virus cases spike in Florida
• Mayor gassed as protest stand-off with US federal agents rages overnight
• 800,000 children get polio jab in new campaign
• Child star who later found fame with inspiratio­nal role in Glee
• POEM OF THE DAY
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day: Former First Lady’s Spotify debut
• A determined PM could yet bounce back
• The arts, reputation­s and liberation
• Your views online
• Most Scots can see through Johnson’s unconvinci­ng facade
• Those were the days Bob Crampsey, a Scottish renaissanc­e man
• 5 years ago
• Scots word of the week
• How the Army is using the arts to ask some tough questions
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Shares drop on heightened Us-china concerns
• Why relationsh­ips are key for smaller firms
• Demand for Scottish property still ‘robust’
• The Herald crosswords
• Edinburgh financial technology firm advances
• Fastest growth in five years following slump

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