The Herald - 2021-06-07

• Post-covid Scotland’s £10 billion social care black hole
• BRIGHT EYES
• Extinguish­ing virus not a reasonable target, says WHO expert
• The West will fail the poorest on Covid help
• Did Church do a tawdry deal over Boris?
• Why I agree with Kenny Macaskill
• The Clootie
• At-risk children may have been locked up unlawfully, commission­er warns
• ‘Mature’ women set up gin distillery
• Rarely seen work of Scottish artist loved by Victoria to go on display
• ‘Broken and terrified’ NHS workers fear impact of easing Covid restrictio­ns
• Prof Bauld warns of alcohol’s effect on inhibition­s at Glasgow Euro fanzone
• Health fears as almost half of adults reveal they did less exercise over last year
• Young feel shut out by political decisions
• Memorial pays tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice
• Duke and Duchess ‘to spend more time in Scotland to strengthen Union’
• Alba Party predicts more defections from SNP as former MSP joins its ranks
• Presiding Officer sidesteps question on legality of unilateral referendum bill
• ‘Question mark’ over COP26 in Glasgow
• Johnson facing Commons vote over ‘inhumane’ foreign aid cuts
• Mckenna hails role that proved ‘life-changing’
• Trainspott­ing movies on location for festival
• Banjo thanks public for Floyd routine Bafta
• Blood test could reveal patients at risk from heart complicati­on
• £200,000 contract on offer to make car charge points ‘iconic’ like phone boxes
• Hundreds protest as cruise ships restart operations from Venice
• Trump tells Republican­s to support candidates who ‘stand for our values’
• Children among 11 passengers killed in roadside bombing in Afghanista­n
• Data recorder retrieved from sinking ship loaded with chemicals off Sri Lanka
• Funds plea to help farmers cut peatland carbon loss
• New campaign bids to raise awareness of moorland role
• We should be more sceptical of exam league tables and good school guides
• Issue of the day Invisible sculpture auctioned off
• No prime minister wants a backseat driver on board
• Fancy a dip? Not in these bathing waters
• Mixed offerings from weekend columnists
• Give new business owners the help they need
• PM’S bid to turn back the clock is doomed to failure
• Councils need to act on litter
• A four nations framework
• From our archives
• Nuclear power has unfairly been given a bad name. It may be time to think again
• Why we must prioritise infant mental health
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• The search for answers to a grisly question
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Gifted editor who translated Alasdair Gray’s novels for German readers
• Poverty wages don’t add up to good business strategy
• She/her, He/him: what’s the fuss about?
• Scotland enjoys FDI success
• Cashmere bedding designer spinning luxury from waste
• Brexit impact will weigh on 24 Covid economic recovery
• Business benefits from combatting bias at work

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