The Herald - 2021-04-14

• Covid numeracy ‘crisis’ adds up to bleak future for jobless
• It’s just too Braveheart
• Indyref2 ‘Holyrood majority should trigger vote’
• Covid rules Travel restrictio­ns lifted on Friday
• Prince Charles and the curse of the ‘elderly child’
• Scots face five more years of lost opportunit­y
• Reopening will reveal Covid scars
• FM: We took our eye off the ball on drug deaths
• Defence giant Babcock to axe 1,000 jobs and sell off a raft of businesses
• Centenary celebratio­n for hero who flew Kelvingrov­e’s Spitfire
• SNP announces plans to explore creation of recognised Gaelic-speaking area
• Terminally-ill man raises £10,000 in charity drive for hospice that has cared for him
• Putting trust in people works better than ‘strong-arm’ lockdowns, says expert
• Scotland’s historic health spending advantage over England has almost gone
• Covid impact on blood pressure could be ‘major concern’ for the future
• Sturgeon praises Scotland’s Muslims
• Festival lovers will be dancing in the streets as shows held outside
• They came, they saw and they shouted in a good old-fashioned pile-on
• Greens set out strategy for investment to create 100,000 sustainabl­e jobs
• £50m on offer for ideas on economy
• Tories pledge support for military veterans
• New guidelines for councils in bid to tackle suicide in Scotland
• Mental health festival returns next month with the theme ‘what is normality?’
• Scotland’s woodlands on the brink of ecological catastroph­e, warns report
• Arena employee ‘saved life of teenager’ after bombing attack
• Novichok inquest ‘could become public inquiry’ if national security relevant
• Burgers and ready meals kill off good bacteria vital to gut health, says study
• Jealous ex-boyfriend stabbed and strangled woman to death, court hears
• Bottle of rare wine expected to fetch over £8k
• Expert tells court of risks at tragedy blast wood mill
• Charity bosses criticised for forcing CEO out of her job
• Listed status boost for almshouse that still caters for retired residents
• Protests as officer who shot dead black man ‘meant to use Taser’
• Yemen migrant vessel capsizes killing 42
• Nato ‘stands with Ukraine’ and warns Russia over military build-up at border
• Fears over global vaccine supply as India reels from big surge in virus cases
• Biden plans withdrawal of US troops from Afghanista­n by September 11
• Adult literacy is a pressing matter
• Course of action empowers adults with reading skills
• Beware the faultlines: Global danger lurks in the struggle between the superpower­s
• THE DIARY
• Kanye West’s million-dollar sneakers
• Working together to allow young to access right advice
• Students have to face life’s tough realities
• Acrimoniou­s rift and the end of a royal era
• Was it so wrong to complain of royal coverage?
• Sturgeon’s deeds have shown she’s the one to lead us
• 3,000 Scots had a crush on Margaret Thatcher
• From our archives
• Harvie’s candid comments demonstrat­ed what a real parliament should be like
• Bringing the magic of authors to schools during a pandemic
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Lycett returns to have us in stitches again
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Labour rebel who was part of the Gang of Four that launched the SDP
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Rocketing Babcock pushes up the FTSE 250
• Road map for city centres still full of holes
• Retailer JD Sports expects bumper profits rebound as restrictio­ns ease
• Chamber warns firms exhausted and facing hurdles on road to recovery
• Farmers slam new slurry control plans as ‘excessivel­y blunt’
• Peat bog plan helps architect firm offset its carbon
• Fast fashion retailer welcomes reopenings as sales decline 66%
• The Herald crosswords
• Minnow planning £1bn North Sea developmen­t recruits industry big hitter
• Bidder closes in on £145m takeover of fintech
• Tourism chiefs hail reopening of Scottish islands for staycation­s

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