The Herald - 2020-11-16

• Des O’connor 1932-2020
• Lawyers call for 50% rise in legal aid fees
• Most parents happy with how schools handled pupils’ return
• NOT ALL WINS ARE THE SAME
• PM self-isolating after contact with Covid-infected MP
• Why the unease over furlough extension?
• Attempts to look right-on are just wrong
• Relief charity backed by clinical director Leitch accused of ‘dastardly’ acts
• The bravery of bullying victims
• We can work it out... Sir Paul finds his table
• England and Liverpool legend Ray Clemence dies aged 72
• ‘Mega’ testing laboratory to be built north of the Border and create 1,800 jobs
• Jab plea for parents of vulnerable children
• ‘Covid trap sees families struggling to buy vegetables and heat homes’
• Restaurant­s owner: ‘We’re in no rush to open during a health crisis’
• Biden’s victory is just the start of healing a divided US, says Obama
• Calmac urged to join Acas talks in pay row
• Trump tweets Biden ‘won’:
• Starmer calls for national plan as UK gears up to start vaccines
• Brown: Country needs time to heal, not another divisive independen­ce vote
• Prince praises friendship and says UK bonds with Germany will continue
• Johnson vows not to ‘veer off course’ as Government ends boycott of TV show
• Starmer helps out at Jewish project
• Call for Scottish hubs to be given the green light for Freeport status
• They look for followers on social media, but young more vulnerable to loneliness
• People over 65 with depression ‘would avoid seeking treatment’
• After helping thousands of babies, midwife is ready to enjoy a quieter life
• Flood alert as 13th hurricane to unleash 30ins rain
• World’s biggest trade pact agreed as 15 countries sign up after eight years of talks
• Two shot dead as thousands take to streets in support of deposed president
• Plea to put Scots field on a par with Great Barrier Reef
• Scientists find a lost world... prehistori­c lake the size of two American states
• Dancer and actor who thrilled 146m TV viewers at Paralympic­s
• Issue of the day: A case fit for Sherlock Holmes
• LORNE JACKSON
• Whether heroes or villains, bullies are broken people
• The naked truth about THAT statue of a feminist pioneer
• Why prisons are not the answer to social problems
• Opinion Matrix: What does Cummings’s exit mean?
• Your views online
• Covid gives us a chance to change our culture
• Those were the days
• From our archives 25 years ago 50 years ago
• Government should make money no object when it comes to eradicatin­g poverty
• This medical test is a nonsense Parking pain
• Helping companies to innovate in difficult times
• On this day
• All economic arguments say Scotland should continue to be a part of UK
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Nigella serves up warming winter treats
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Mind the gap as pay parity stats get messy amid Covid
• Get ready for the reality of hybrid work
• Video recruitmen­t has arrived, but to what extent will it stay?
• ‘Insane’ rise in online sales perks up coffee roaster amid lockdowns
• Carty is named as new law company chairwoman
• Hoteliers eye quieter future after a white-knuckle year
• The Herald crosswords

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