The Herald - 2021-04-19

• Quality state schools ‘can phase out’ private rivals
• UK ‘stands with’ Czech Republic after Salisbury poisoning suspects ‘linked to blast’
• THE NIXON SYNDROME
• Promises on NHS workload are unrealisti­c, doctors warn
• Local model is key to reviving the economy
• We can make a difference with data tech
• Politician­s called on to make Scotland the world’s first ‘rewilding nation’
• Record producer’s delight as worldwide audience tunes in to historic music videos
• Glasgow’s pride as first Type 26 frigate takes a bow
• Fans back at Wembley and snooker contest to test ‘safe’ return for live events
• Sturgeon urges rest of the UK to commit to pandemic inquiry this year
• First Minister: Opening up overseas travel risks importing new virus strains
• Exercise’s uplifting role in pandemic
• Scientists warn virus variant from India ‘needs urgent investigat­ion’
• New support for families hit by suicide could save 70 lives a year
• Benedetti brings new emotion to the piece that brought her talent to the attention of the world
• Salmond ‘almost contemptuo­us’ of key undecided voters, says Sturgeon
• Scottish Labour delays manifesto launch again as FM to give Covid statement
• Libdems promise to increase childcare
• Ross warns vaccine passports could lead to ‘black market’
• Whisky workers in strike ballot over pay freeze
• ‘Street violence was a flashback to the Troubles… it was that bad’
• Men aged over 40 are targeted in drive to reduce risk of Type 2 diabetes
• Teacher balances Ramadan with electionee­ring in bid to be MP
• ‘Citizen’ archaeolog­ists help to reveal secrets of Pictish hillfort
• COP26 boost as China and US vow to help curb climate change
• Israel lifts face masks order and reopens schools
• Calls for protests in Moscow and St Petersburg as Navalny’s health deteriorat­es
• Japan’s PM calls Pfizer chief to ask for extra supplies of coronaviru­s vaccine
• Germany remembers 80,000 Covid victims as infections continue to rise
• Modern history: 13th-century castle uses museum app to reveal its glories
• Whoever cuts the Olympics down to size should be given a gold medal
• A question that exposes the problem with our politics
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day Pandemic fuels interest in UFOS
• A lesson from Angela Merkel in when to let go of power
• The private sector is key to a stronger Scotland
• Royal funeral praised for ‘no fuss’ simplicity
• Let’s not wish humans away just yet, David
• Labour’s best hope lies in an independen­t Scotland
• A traffic expert got the picture in the Gorbals
• From our archives
• Prohibitio­n of cannabis is out of step with public opinion and needs to end now
• Time to transform how we support childhood grief
• On this day
• School opens its doors for a new year.
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Landowner and lawyer who loved helping local communitie­s
• Loganair chief’s concerns over ‘viability’ of airports post-covid
• Face-to-face business contact will not disappear, say Haughey and Hunter
• Unsettled workers eye up their options for the future
• Balancing act on blended working
• New campaign to tackle work insecurity among the low-paid
• Whisky Frames founder aims to capitalise on outdoor dining trend
• Big hitters hired by Scottish hydrogen pioneer
• Carbon capture revolution to support jobs in Scotland

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