The Herald - 2020-09-01

• Pupils cover up
• Sturgeon: Scotland could go back into lockdown
• THE GREATEST MOVIE MUSIC
• Nationalis­ts call on Scots Tory MPS to defy whip on fishing laws
• ‘Disaster’ warning as students return
• Why is social media so hostile for women?
• ‘National mission’ for fairer Scotland
• End is nigh for the BBC… and it’s their fault
• Activists swap politics for cult membership
• Outcry as Glasgow council plans to shut much-needed CABS in deprived areas
• North Sea pilot haunted by 2013 crash, FAI hears
• Man who captured Gorbals life dies
• I’m scared of calling out racism, says Bake Off winner Hussain
• Being selfish ‘does not get you ahead’
• SNP’S Gray insists bid for Holyrood seat is backed by staff who could lose jobs
• City Chambers veteran outflanks shoo-in to take charge of Glasgow Labour
• Brain bleed MP ‘making progress’
• Trust politician­s? Not so much if you’re elderly, female or poor
• ‘The rest is back to normality but I can’t hold my mum’s hand’
• Flight passenger hits out at ‘selfish covidiots’ after 200 forced to isolate
• Transplant woman takes first breaths
• Libdems call for health and care workers to be granted leave to remain in the UK
• Floyd-style killing could happen in UK, claims former chief constable
• Nina finishes NC500 challenge for sister
• Dear green space: Three-quarters of Scots want more park access
• Tribunal decision ‘could lead to foster carer employment rights’
• Scientists finally put cancer fears due to use of blood pressure drugs to rest
• Eat late, gain weight: Having main meal at night will pile on calories, finds study
• Black Panther director pays moving tribute to Boseman after star’s passing
• Type 2 diabetes has BMI threshold
• FM signed off on ‘unregulate­d’ senior appointmen­t at state bank
• Trump accused of stoking unrest with plan to visit city of shootings
• Israel and UAE make history with first direct flight between the two nations
• Lebanese Hezbollah leader insists he backs reforms in the wake of blast tragedy
• Travellers on trains trapped as electricit­y supply cut
• THE DIARY
• Adele’s hair-raising row
• Conspiracy? Lockdown’s the result of health obsession
• Only a clear victory for Biden can end the threat from Trump
• Getting the economy moving again
• Your views online
• Stop harking back and move on to Scotland’s new future
• Those were the days
• Do not neglect NHS because of Covid
• From our archives
• Renewables come at a heavy cost
• I refuse be ashamed of the better life earned by the sweat of a working-class father
• Why we must ensure the right to food trumps all
• Birthdays
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Ralph shows off his animal magnetism
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Whistleblo­wer who faced Old Bailey trial after exposing truth of Belgrano sinking
• Sales boom proves that pampering ourselves is only natural
• It has been a tough time but the message is clear: Aberdeen is open for business again
• It would be foolhardy not to extend Eat Out to Help Out offer
• Scots firm soars as Covid drives need for real-time credit checks
• The Herald crosswords
• North Sea oil firm may be merged with internatio­nal player by its Israeli owner
• Perth civils specialist predicts higher profitabil­ity despite lockdown losses
• Vaccine progress could fuel 8.2% GDP rebound

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