The Herald - 2021-03-06

• High Court finding shows Johnson misled Parliament over Covid contracts
• Sturgeon hopeful of ‘minor’ lockdown loosening
• This is what can happen if lockdown eased too quickly
• The cult of personalit­y is hitting politics
• Three ways Sturgeon can still stumble
• Dementia cases surge as Covid ‘attacks the brain’
• Plans for remote control towers at island airports will have ‘negative impact’
• Duke of Edinburgh moved back to private care after heart surgery in NHS
• Brighton band win race to become No.1
• Seals used to collect data from the ocean
• When Glasgow was Cinema City... new film celebrates movie heritage
• Hospitalit­y leaders hit out over lack of ‘specific evidence’ for restrictio­ns
• First Minister ‘really hopeful’ fans can attend Euro 2020 matches at Hampden
• Steep rise in online child sex abuse
• Headteache­rs slam First Minister over reopening of secondarie­s
• PR boss leads management buyout after chairman resigns over online post
• Concerns for child welfare in abuse cases
• Girl, 16, dies after takeaway incident
• Salmond and Sturgeon told to ‘stop knocking hell out of each other in public’
• First Minister refuses to be drawn on claim Indyref2 could take place this year
• Ross is ‘haunted’ by past remarks
• Government ‘discounted’ advice in doomed Salmond case defence
• £80m deal for first opening road bridge over the Clyde
• Rise in contactles­s limit ‘will see big increase in thefts and fraud’
• Energy firms challenge Ofcom proposals that would have cut domestic bills
• White sands earn Berneray its place among ‘cream of Europe’
• Life raft found off Scots coast in hunt for three missing fishermen
• Top trainer’s licence suspended for a year over ‘appalling’ dead horse picture
• Breakthrou­gh in spinal cord injuries could restore movement for patients
• 1920s chocolate Easter egg treasured for a lifetime goes under the hammer
• Collapses at cliffs threaten seaside homes
• Let’s take it outside... restaurant owner claims indoor dining habit ‘is finished’
• Job fears as waste piles up in the west Highlands
• Scotland’s expanding salmon farms told to clean up their act
• Sea lice, disease and escapes affect the fragile ecosystem
• Distinguis­hed soldier who led a ‘charmed, lucky career on life’s stage’
• Whisky collectors turn to appliance of science in battle with counterfei­ters
• Tsunami warnings issued after massive earthquake­s off New Zealand coast
• Israel is upgrading plans to hit Iran over nuke surge
• Pope lands in Iraq and urges Christians to stay and help rebuild country
• Salvador Dali, Kelvingrov­e and me: A daunder down memory lane
• Issue of the day
• The beginning of the end for the royal family?
• Workers who fell through the Covid net again
• Sturgeon is still swimming against the tide but she is ultimately doomed
• Nic forgets stuff at our house, too. She forgets I’m not staff
• Remember when ...
• Forget Sturgeon, what about the calibre of her underlings?
• A clear strategy for Gaelic
• Help the poor get the vaccine
• Room for optimism – but
• Scots word of the week
• A little language difficulty
• On this day
• Holyrood must play its part
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE crossword no. 855
• FTSE 100 drops to loss despite US labour bounce
• No shortage of companies to watch as China leads way on innovation stakes
• The Herald crosswords
• Employees oppose planned £145m takeover of Scottish business
• Aggreko agrees £2.3bn sale after years of shares decline

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