The Herald - 2021-01-27

• Universiti­es count cost of Covid with £132m losses
• Deeply sorry: UK death toll passes 100,000
• Culinary Queen
• Jobless rate in Scotland bucks the rising trend for the UK
• TRAGEDY IN STORE
• Johnson won’t give a damn about Plan B
• The real ‘winner’ from vaccine nationalis­m
• PM fails to have his cake and eat it
• Less than one in 10 Scots pupils manages five hours a day of home schooling
• Herald restaurant critic predicted Michelin star a year ago
• Calls for licence evasion not to be offence
• Medics reporting rise in cases of trauma
• Latest round of lockdown bites into employment but not as deeply as first wave
• Thousands of firms in limbo over lifeline funds
• Vaccines minister is confident deliveries will be maintained
• MSPS told no Plan B to hit climate targets if ‘unproven’ technology doesn’t work
• Scottish and Welsh ministers explore ways to stay in EU’S Erasmus scheme
• Johnson must have some ‘real work’ to do during Scotland visit, MP insists
• Just a third of fund spent to aid poor
• Ministers ‘in denial’ by rejecting failure of delayed ferries project
• Clouds gathering in mission to save Scotland’s rare rainforest­s
• Student doctors wet themselves in ‘inhumane’ online test conditions
• Women’s touch as team creates right royal rose garden now fit for a prince
• Rents plunge in Scottish capital as property availabili­ty up 109%
• Write your own book– with the help of The Herald
• STUC facing further payout to ex-worker in victimisat­ion case
• Former archbishop cleared to be a minister again after church ban is lifted
• Danger of wood mill explosion was warned of just months before tragedy
• Toddlers who use touchscree­ns have shorter attention span, study suggests
• Magical mermaid’s tale wins top prize for writer
• Scotland’s ATM use drops by one-third during lockdown
• Court told drug dealer killed supplier in lay-by
• Netflix, Disney and Coca Cola top list of best exports from the USA
• Mutant strain piles pressure on EU leaders battling coronaviru­s
• Diplomat defects from North Korea
• Angry farmers storm historic fort in huge tractor rally to protest at new laws
• Impeachmen­t case against Trump moves closer as House delivers charge
• Biden won’t have indefinite time to rejoin nuclear deal, Iran leaders warn
• On course to empower tomorrow’s trailblaze­rs
• College achieves top standards with six best practice awards
• Strategy needed for Scots windfarm sector to enjoy its share of bonanza
• Issue of the day Culling time – the great deer debate
• Let us have a Budget for a fairer Covid-hit Scotland
• Hurrah for democracy – PC brigade are back in power in US
• Vaccine row and shopping reinventio­n
• How am I? Are you sure you want to know...?
• Remember when ... 1953: A regal wave from the new Queen
• Playing politics with Covid
• Clear up the roll-out concern
• From our archives 25 years ago 50 years ago 100 years ago
• Quarantine plan needs refined
• How can it be right that the UK Government has a permanent veto over our democracy? Let’s fix the Union
• Why we must keep Holocaust in public view
• On this day
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Tale of driven genius who fell from grace
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Broadcasti­ng giant who interviewe­d thousands
• FREEMAN - William Muir MCGARRIE - Thomas
• POEM OF THE DAY
• FTSE 100 rises despite drag from rallying pound
• Ministers must stretch funds to meet crisis
• Brothers indulge in a Swally after launching Lanarkshir­e brewing business
• Livestock-worrying penalties in legislatio­n debated at Holyrood
• Covid curbs hit Irn-bru sales in on-trade
• North Sea field shut down in 2017 may still hold 130 million barrels
• Bank and university go back to 1500s to reflect Glasgow heritage in names
• The Herald crosswords
• Vote of confidence in Scotland from pensions giant amid changes in sector
• Murray Capital backs Scottish start-ups
• Quiz salvages profit from the demise of Kast as sales plummet

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