The Herald - 2020-11-28

• Thousands of jobs at risk as Green’s shops empire on the brink of collapse
• Outsourcin­g row as firm gets £10m deal for Scots Covid tracing
• Forget his faults, let’s remember Diego at his best
• Inquiry block shows need for Holyrood reform
• Biden needs to get tough with Iran
• Parents demand an early decision on Higher exams
• Teachers give backing to move for extended school festive holidays
• Nature in close-up, but it looked like an invasion of privacy
• Government warned it could face ‘tough choices’ over coronaviru­s vaccines
• Meet at Christmas ‘only to ease isolation’ not to have a big party, says Leitch
• Calls to give shop workers Boxing Day break
• Universiti­es call for fairer funding amid virus impact
• St Andrews University opens Covid-19 testing centre
• SQA ridiculed for suggesting music students switch instrument­s for exams
• Sturgeon ‘certain’ Scotland lies on cusp of history by claiming independen­ce
• Former home secretary warns of ‘major gap’ in dealing with online content
• Salmond was against holding child abuse inquiry, says Deputy First Minister
• Sunak urged to submit to grilling
• Bifab: Scottish Government is ‘untruthful’ over financial claims
• Scotland shows way in fertility treatment access, claims expert
• Danish billionair­e backing rival spaceport after Sutherland row
• Terminator-like smart synthetic skin ‘can repair itself in less than a second’
• Damages paid to journalist­s ‘inappropri­ately’ arrested over documentar­y
• Old zoo made famous by TV’S Johnny Morris is leaving its site after 185 years
• Astronaut Tim’s wee mistake in UFO scare aboard ISS
• Ten-year sentence for callous killer who attacked pensioner in his own home
• Scheme that sent Govan student to Cambridge gets national nod
• Cash shortage could halt project to save wildcats from extinction
• Codebreake­r Turing’s legacy is helping Malawi enter digital age
• Boost for Scotland as spaceport ambitions take off
• Five launch sites could see Scotland become Europe’s space epicentre
• Eyes of the world are on us as country expands into ‘Newspace’ market
• Police officers suspended after being filmed beating black man in Paris studio
• Trump signals he is prepared to leave White House when Biden confirmed
• Pro-democracy protesters in coup warning as they demand major reforms
• Refugee from Germany who kept alive the memory of the Holocaust
• Issue of the day: Year of bad conscience for thieves
• Scotland must invest in its future now
• Opinion Matrix: ‘Dreading’ normal and shopping local
• Your views online
• Separatist­s’ claims of prosperity are now bordering on fantasy
• Those were the days
• From our archives
• Scots word of the week
• Wind will power green recovery
• On this day
• Wanted: a private operation to take over all of Calmac’s island routes Draconian clampdown in Hong Kong
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• FTSE-100 edges higher in quiet end to big week
• Vaccine success, Biden’s election victory and what it all means for value investing
• Migrant workers ‘vital’ to key sector’s growth
• The Herald crosswords
• Blanchflow­er to weigh independen­ce issues in role
• Hoteliers demand ‘urgent’ clarity on regulation

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