The Herald - 2021-05-15

• NHS probe as pharmacist­s accused of rigging jab shifts
• Opposition demand answers amid Gupta Serious Fraud Office investigat­ion
• Glasgow lockdown exit halted amid variant virus surge
• Real reason why your GP won’t see you now
• Modern life is killing art of conversati­on
• SQA assessment row ‘becoming new Parliament’s first scandal’
• Islands facing more ferries disruption as fifth delay over vessel repair confirmed
• New honour for hit Shuggie Bain novel
• Tea service fit for a Queen and forgotten masterpiec­e up for sale
• Sitcom return for Rab C star as he steps into Bobby Ball’s role
• Over-50s to get second virus jab after eight weeks in bid to beat variant strain
• Army deployed for surge testing drive amid spike in north-west England
• Elderly embrace high-tech in crisis
• Scots nature recovering as COP leader Sharma says ‘time is now’
• Salmond says Alba will fight council vote as it has ‘too much credibilit­y’ to stop
• Conflict of interest fears as Ewing named one of new deputy presiding officers
• SNP holds Airdrie & Shotts in Westminste­r by-election with reduced majority
• Viking hoard finally goes on display after delay of 1,000 years plus lockdown
• Campaigner slams Home Office and says it can’t act ‘like the Mafia’
• Parents welcome verdict as primary teacher found guilty of assaulting pupils
• Millar joy as series is biggest on Netflix
• Here is the forecast... cloudy with big swarms of midges
• Around the UK Man jailed for seven years over meat cleaver attack on police
• Feeling valued for special talents is key to happiness at work, research finds
• Research breakthrou­gh over moth sex lives could help cut crops damage
• Portugal rated one of best value tourist destinatio­ns by UK holidaymak­ers
• Organs of lightning death boy save three children
• Time for Scotland to shine as a beacon of hope
• Lecturer reprimande­d after offering female student cash to decorate his home
• Young vapers are at greater risk of suffering from asthma, study suggests
• Angry crofter attacks expert claims that sea eagles ‘pose little threat to sheep’
• Sunshine On Leith star jailed for sexual assault
• Out-of-season culling of female deer on Skye sparks outrage
• Count on advice to rise from shadow of Covid-19
• Ethical investment growing into a first-choice strategy
• Public weighs in on side of wild Atlantic salmon
• Local communitie­s fight a ‘David and Goliath battle’
• ‘There is no mandate to expand salmon farming’
• Face of Falkirk M&S whose early death prompted public sorrow
• Cases that gripped the public while making legal history over past 200 years
• Mediterran­ean countries in scramble to lure tourists back as lockdowns ease
• Imam is among 12 dead in mosque bombing
• Palestinia­ns flee as Israel pounds Gaza to destroy tunnels used by Hamas
• There’s a reason Glasgow stood against Home Office gangsters
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day The suburban Texas tiger
• Arguments over what it means to be ‘posh’
• CAMLEY’S WEEK Glasgow is paying the price for ‘leaky’ travel quarantine
• ‘I got into politics to make a difference... to my bank balance’
• When workers backed the Tories
• Still time to row back on flawed assessment system
• Growth compounds Israel’s problems
• Scots word of the week
• On this day
• Can you place the name, and name the place?
• Double Crossword
• FTSE shakes off inflation fears with a late surge
• Past may be the key to the future for people planning for retirement
• North Sea firm backs hunt for carbon sinks
• The Herald crosswords
• Fund management star returns to fray
• Utilities group to create 180 trainee positions
• Can unionists rescue the realm they cherish?
• Eating out picks up, but staycation­s... not so much

The Herald - 2021-05-14

The Herald - 2021-05-17