The Herald - 2021-04-22

• 100 infected patients ‘led to care home Covid crisis’
• MORRISSEY v THE SIMPSONS
• Sarwar attacks SNP as he sets out ‘ambitious programme’
• Lockdown Fears over Covid problem drinking
• Cronyism Dyson text to PM sparks inquiry call
• Hospitalit­y at square one on road to recovery
• The struggle for justice in US still has far to go
• Greens aren’t fluffy, they’re eco-marxists
• Sewage safaris to clean up rivers
• Sound waves: Music installati­on to turn beach into a work of art
• Glasgow hosts Yoko Ono billboard work
• Leader in pledge to keep all city’s libraries open after storm over closures
• National Trust for Scotland sets out plans for reopening its castles and visitor centres
• Ross accused of ‘hypocrisy’ after claiming SNP will neglect domestic agenda
• Greens leader says school exams should be scrapped as pupils face ‘pressure’
• Sturgeon accused of dodging voters’ challenges after snub to Question Time
• Baillie ‘dreading’ the return of ex-fm
• Salmond pledges ‘more courage, less caution’ in Alba’s manifesto
• Labour promises law to end equal pay injustices in next Parliament
• Sacked Mercer describes UK Government as ‘awful environmen­t’ to work
• SNP MP Patricia Gibson subject of sexual harassment complaint by worker
• Policy of deporting non-uk nationals rough sleepers branded ‘inhumane’
• PM: World leaders ‘must get serious’
• Back to nature: Masterplan announced to reimagine Scotland’s future forests
• ‘Bending the rules’ vital to avoiding Holyrood funding crisis in pandemic
• Covid deaths fall to early October levels ahead of lockdown easing
• Aristocrat’s car boot sale fetches £730k
• Community rallies round to get village bookshop off the ground
• Murder trial told of mother’s fears for missing daughter
• Queen ‘deeply touched’ by tributes to Duke of Edinburgh as she turns 95
• ‘America needed a guilty verdict ... but the law still needs to change too’
• Ghastly death that sparked global outrage
• Black teenage girl shot dead by police minutes before Floyd murder verdict
• Federal probe launched into state police after Chauvin found guilty
• Fresh ideas to attain net zero are on the horizon
• Couple found a crafty way of turning food waste into profit
• Johnson brushes aside Dyson tax row and beastly opposition yodelling
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day
• EX-FM just can’t ignore his past treatment of women
• Isolated farewells and India in Covid crisis
• Swaggering machismo of Salmond’s Trumpian Alba may destroy the independen­ce dream
• Our town centres need help not opera to survive
• Why retired teachers could help close the attainment gap
• Remember when ...
• Guarantee of EU membership
• From our archives
• Scotland has a role in global climate change
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Mark looks into a very mysterious case
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Voice artist who dubbed several Bond girls but never received credit
• FTSE bounces back despite caution over Covid
• Be polite and kind as you head out again
• New study underlines need for interventi­on to reduce injuries sustained in agricultur­e
• Small minority of mid-sized firms in Scotland expect a full return to the office
• Mocean unleashes wave power prototype
• Scots energy from gravity pioneer generates interest around world
• Luxury wedding and events venue created in former Pentlands sheep shed
• The Herald crosswords
• Sir Angus underlines importance of human qualities after ‘satisfacto­ry’ year
• Scottish growth ahead of Uk-wide expansion
• Royal Bank owner quizzed on appeal of executive pay policy

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