The Herald - 2020-10-09

• Operations axed by mistake in rush to tackle Covid cases
• FLYING INTO THE SUNSET
• Water bills soar to pay for systems improvemen­t
• Scientists had their say… now it’s our turn
• Retrain? I’ve been told I can be a boxer
• Sunak needs to get a grip on job support
• Plea goes out to farmers and crofters in move to support insect population
• Glimpse into world of Queen Victoria
• Eight debut albums make SAY shortlist
• It’s full steam ahead for teacake tycoon Sir Boyd as he takes on new charity role
• Disadvanta­ged school pupils missed out most during coronaviru­s lockdown
• Councils are handed ‘game changing’ package of emergency virus support
• Big slump in number of train travellers
• Hospitalit­y shutdown branded ‘shambles’ amid cafe confusion
• ‘We are just scapegoats’: Businesses in call for full compensati­on
• Sales and confidence show slump across many sectors of Scots economy
• Covid life for blind Scots is ‘more difficult’
• Isaac Newton’s major work sells for £22k
• Four million apply to stay after Brexit
• Restaurant staff devastated:
• Sturgeon draws a blank as Davidson draws blood over very forgettabl­e scandal
• EX-FM claims the Scottish Government is trying to ‘malign his reputation’
• Lord Mcconnell warns Holyrood has ‘lost its way’ on emergency Covid laws
• Scottish lawyers accuse Johnson
• Sturgeon insists she has nothing to hide from Salmond inquiry
• 150 jobs to go as steel plant closes down
• American poet Louise Gluck scoops Nobel Prize for Literature
• British terror suspects appear in US court on beheading charges
• UK authoritie­s ‘were reluctant’ to take part in child migration to Australia
• Anger as murderer to be freed despite keeping secret of dead wife’s remains
• Invisible fencing and grazing ponies to protect Scots habitats
• There’s something fishy going on … don’t worry, it’s just your genes
• Natwest reviews how customers pressured into debt can be supported
• Father is jailed after blowing up his flat while making super strong cannabis
• Competitio­n watchdog asks to take over O2/virgin merger investigat­ion
• Teenager stabbed after men break into his flat
• Scotland’s driest city to get its own unique raincoat… for £200
• Covid-hit Trump refuses to take part in virtual presidenti­al debate
• 700 year old scroll fetches £30m at auction
• Great white shark came within inches of pro surfer off the Australian coast
• Face mask wearing made compulsory in public in bid to halt Covid spread
• Facebook will suspend political advertisin­g after polls close in US election
• Issue of the day: When the music fades...
• Ban on bars is awful but we’ve been through worse
• What both sides in Scotland can learn from Quebec
• Opinion Matrix: Pub rules are tough but necessary
• Your views online
• Why it is right to crack down on alcohol in time of crisis
• Those were the days The glory of fish and chips
• SNP will pay the price for inquiry actions
• From our archives
• How your home could be your personal power station
• On this day
• We should be kind to the cruel
• Allowing next year’s Higher exams but not National 5 smacks of yet more elitism
• Sara’s guests are turning over a new leaf
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Tycoon who pioneered age of multiplex cinema and retail outlets
• How a 19th century countess saw the future
• Salute to pioneer spotlights gender gap
• Traders look to Trump’s latest U-turn on Covid-19
• NFU Scotland ramps up call to support farmers in vast Less Favoured Area
• Protecting jobs ‘should be the top priority as economy emerges from Covid’
• West of Shetland oil firm faces fresh challenge
• Fifty years after Forties discovery, much to play for in the North Sea
• Restaurant staff ‘devastated’ as doors shut on hospitalit­y trade
• The Herald crosswords
• US giant sees potential in Forties field in North Sea 50 years after it was found
• Plans for Scotland’s newest distillery in Stirling

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