The Herald - 2021-05-18

• Anger over Covid helpline after 14-week vaccine wait
• We’ll drink to that
• Do we need to go abroad?
• Police probe ‘sectarian film of Rangers players’ claim
• Court delays after solicitors’ boycott
• Sarwar warned on Labour future
• It’s time to spend a few pennies
• Let’s not call it the Indian variant
• What are Scottish values?
• Police Scotland set up dedicated team to probe disorder after Gers victory
• Council calls on FM to fix ferry ‘chaos’
• Mitochondr­ial DNA from mothers can affect children’s lifespan and disease risk
• Getting day-trippers hot on the trail of delicious local produce
• Injury lawyer says some employers treated Covid as ‘occupation­al hazard’
• Study on pregnant women’s vaccine
• Union defends pharmacist­s over claims of ‘rigging’ shifts
• Hospitalit­y chiefs call for ‘crisis’ talks on city’s level three agony
• Sturgeon set to face competitio­n from Rennie and Ross for First Minister’s job
• Public backs MPS working remotely from Westminste­r after Covid crisis ends
• Ministers condemn attacks on Jews
• Labour MSP tells Sarwar to sort ‘muddled’ independen­ce stance
• Iona’s marvellous marble takes centre stage at naming of largest eco-cruiser
• Reward offered for informatio­n on sex attacker who assaulted two women
• Radiograph­er struck off for using 200 NHS files to harass women
• Scotland’s natural world ‘in a dire state’
• Catalan parties strike deal to end stalemate
• Court ruling clears the way for Samoa to get its first woman as prime minister
• Demands for boycott of Chinese Winter Olympics due to human rights abuses
• Covid-ravaged India evacuates thousands of families as cyclone closes in
• Israeli air strikes ‘destroy nine miles of militant tunnels’ in Gaza
• Self-taught wedding photograph­ers go from food banks to ‘rising stars’ listing
• How Ruth Davidson could have become First Minister – an alternativ­e history
• Issue of the day The arrival of the gigayacht
• As Fury meets AJ, money doesn’t just talk... it swears
• The excitement of life opening up
• Fear or fairy tales, surely we deserve better?
• The police don’t stand a chance in today’s Scotland
• Remember when ... The light went out on an old Glasgow tradition
• From our archives
• GPS are dedicated to making a difference, but the workload has us on our knees
• The high street is evolving, not dying
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Following our inspiratio­nal NHS workers
• The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live Summer Special The Money Maker The Pact
• Nick Cave collaborat­or and a major unsung talent of her time
• Investors frown as pubs bring customers inside
• Scotland needs path for global travel return
• In associatio­n with
• Remote employees can now choose locations that work
• Cast ring cows peak at £1,771 at St Boswells as new season prime lambs sell to £166
• Standard Life Aberdeen hails new recruit
• Glasgow-based BIG boosts senior team as it fights back from Covid fall-out
• Fresh funding as Scottish home care group eyes up expansion
• New optician launches with Japanese-inspired vision for future of eyecare
• Covid test vessel contract boosts engineerin­g firm’s pandemic bounceback
• Personnel boost for carbon capture project
• Big payouts to shareholde­rs 26 amid crisis stoke controvers­y
• Ryanair pins hopes on air travel reopening as it posts €800m loss

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