The Herald - 2021-05-20

• Covid push to clear wards led to unlawful patient transfers
• Height of devotion
• Politics Sturgeon pledges ‘serious government for serious times’ as she unveils Cabinet
• Manhunt after home of Celtic boss torched in blast attack
• Union groups join forces in Indyref fight
• What odds on BBC’S Marr as FM one day?
• Happy staff are effective workers
• Mountainee­ring group questions tree planting aims amid fears over paths
• Last-ditch bid to save Clyde ship
• New role for Heather ‘The Weather’ Reid as she lands spot on national nature agency board
• Reshuffle sees return of Sturgeon ally Angus Robertson
• SNP warn Boris Johnson his first post-brexit trade deal risks crofting way of life
• First Minister must ensure line-up of allies has energy required for the task
• PO boss ‘willing to appear at inquiry’
• Royal Navy’s flagship aircraft carrier makes unschedule­d stop in home port
• Ex-reporter may have been last to see Mary
• North Coast 500 hotels set for upgrade after spending spree
• Fans angered as Uefa cancels Euro 2020 tickets due to capacity cut at venues
• Mosque operating 12 hours a day in drive to get younger adults vaccinated
• ‘Imperative need’ for more vaccines to be delivered to poorer countries
• Vaccine ‘passport’ scheme launched
• Covid deaths among younger Scots outnumberi­ng over-65s
• Meet Rocco … distillery’s sniffer spaniel who reports to Mr Wooff
• Boarding school beatings ‘so frequent bruises never cleared’
• Aitken brands rioting Rangers fans ‘morons’ and a threat to city’s reputation
• River City: Glasgow could lead way in harnessing water power
• Hard work and dedication pays off for Higher Education finalists
• AWARDS CATEGORIES SHORTLIST
• Smoking-related cancers caused ‘almost entirely for profit’, medical chief warns
• Johnson’s apology for Ballymurph­y is branded ‘insincere and incomplete’
• Alert over rise in ‘zombie’ forest fires
• US tips prompt raids over abuse images
• India reports new record for daily death toll as coronaviru­s hits rural areas
• Twenty-two bodies recovered from barge that sank as Cyclone Tauktae struck
• Israeli air strikes kill six as efforts to secure ceasefire gather pace
• Maryhill ‘tough guy’ brings skills to peace-building in trouble spot
• There’s a third way between independen­ce and the status quo but it’s already doomed
• Johnson mocks Blackford’s wee Heilan’ croft with its fields full of fish
• Glasgow hailed as UK’S best city break
• Scotland could learn a lot from Eurovision
• No easy solutions to crisis in the Middle East
• We said we’d change the world after Covid but nothing’s changed and nothing will
• Response to crowds smacks of double standards
• Remember when ...
• The wise move would have been to let fans into Ibrox
• SNP not to blame for violence Celebratio­ns without the bile
• From our archives
• Was there unity in a common cause?
• Swinney off to a bad start
• Hydro power is our heavy artillery in the climate change war
• Wind claims highly dubious
• On this day
• We must be very careful in allowing teachers any discretion in pupil assessment­s
• Toe-tapping comedy pulls the strings
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Secretary who worked on the business and sports desks at The Herald
• Miners and cryptocurr­encies dive amid FTSE fall
• Are distillers beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel?
• Farmers’ union welcomes Gougeon as new minister as veteran Ewing exits in reshuffle
• Shetland oil firm under fire as hopes of boom in area that it encouraged fade
• Travel restrictio­ns threaten 500,000 UK jobs
• Diageo hails Brora revival as vote of confidence in future of Scotch
• Thirty jobs go as renowned Glasgow west end hotel falls into administra­tion
• Investor bids to oust oil firm directors
• Frustratio­n as Scotland’s ferries face freight and tourism pressure

The Herald - 2021-05-19

The Herald - 2021-05-21