The Herald - 2021-03-09

• Ferry fiasco shipyard at centre of £5m legal fight
• High-five for women
• • Racist comment not made by Queen or Philip • Oprah’s big payday
• SNP worker has no faith in FM’S vow over harassment
• Schools return Covid tests for secondary pupils
• Rangers row Police criticise club over crowds
• Teach children importance of food choices
• First Diana, now Meghan… UK has a princess problem
• The country the Sussexes describe is not the only I live in
• I'm a mixed race mother...I know how Meghan feels
• Could Johnson be the Union’s secret asset?
• Man appears in Dundee court charged with murdering mother and daughter
• Empress of empathy makes encounters seem easy like Sunday mornings
• Species of large moth moves to Scotland
• Bailey: Covid impact on economy could be less than past recessions
• Social care providers forced to take ‘drastic action’ during pandemic
• Fears for venues if live Fringe cancelled
• Twice a week Covid tests for all pupils when secondarie­s reopen
• Scottish fire service agrees new £3m deal for IT network upgrade
• Blooming marvellous: Botanists celebrate as the 2,000th begonia species is named, 268 years after first was recorded
• Free school meals for all children as Forbes agrees Budget deal with Greens
• SNP publishes dossier accusing Westminste­r of ‘systematic attack’ on devolution
• MSPS call for action on dog attacks
• Landmark hotel faces ‘ruin’ if extended
• Cancer patients left struggling to pay bills and heat their homes
• Don’t serve up meat tax without warning the public, insist MSPS
• Protecting natural habitats worth more to economy than exploiting land
• Eating oily fish twice a week ‘may cut risk of death from heart disease by fifth’
• Kerry visits UK on European tour to strengthen resolve in climate change fight
• Saunders: I’m going gradually deaf as I get older
• Judge pauses jury selection in trial of Floyd murder accused
• U-turn as Ardern opts for sole use of Pfizer jab
• Hong Kong leader ‘fully welcomes’ electoral reforms proposed by Beijing
• Myanmar security forces kill two protesters during anti-coup demonstrat­ion
• Iraq president waves farewell as Pope Francis ends historic whirlwind visit
• Discovery of one hazelnut helps crack mystery of ancient Scots
• Dolphin festival hopes to make big splash as it moves online in April
• Issue of the day The return of the milkman
• Harry and Meghan back in the spotlight
• Wearing a blue top and singing Follow, Follow doesn’t grant immunity from Covid
• So Sarah Smith has made a mistake… get over it
• Remember when ... Fire at Glasgow Academy, Christmas 1954
• It is unfair to be taking potshots at the police
• Big enough and smart enough
• From our archives
• Scotland will give its verdict SNP dead hand on politics
• It is time we accepted that the time is up for Latin as a subject to be taught at secondary
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Celebritie­s rise to the challenge once again
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Irrepressi­ble showman who turned his entire life into a circus
• FTSE 100 lags behind European market peers
• Why do staff fear takeover of Scottish fintech star?
• Lost keys birthed a business idea that’s a shining success
• St Boswells auction sees ‘blistering’ trade for prime cattle as bullocks sell to 249p/kg
• Scotland on ‘cusp of revolution’ and ‘superbly positioned’ in climate tech
• Scottish industrial estate is sold for £8.5m
• Stirling consultant taken over by bosses
• New owner underlines value of venerable Standard Life brand

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