The Herald - 2021-06-16

• Uk-australia trade deal has ‘screwed over’ British farmers
• Grey& proud
• Crown Office Bain tipped as new lord advocate
• Ferries row Forbes denies misuse of public cash
• Reports of a collapse much exaggerate­d
• EU is playing with fire over N Ireland
• Emergency powers can’t last forever
• Lockdown easing ‘delay’ a bitter blow for business
• £47k-a-year specialist teachers ‘will help plug recruitmen­t gaps’
• Clarity call as university bosses warn students are reaching ‘tipping point’
• How to get in touch with us
• Novelist Austen’s brother linked with move to end slavery, professor finds
• 19th-century painting inspires vision for estate’s landscape
• First Minister insists lax UK border controls to blame for the rise of Delta strain
• Antibody test a virus ‘game changer’
• Why the Delta variant has changed the race between vaccines and the virus
• Nicolson lays in to former BBC boss over ‘lavish pension’ after Bashir saga
• SNP misses greenhouse gas emission reduction target for third year in a row
• Plans to ban large shops from trading on New Year’s Day branded ‘absurd’
• School leavers finding work at lowest number in a decade during pandemic
• Government plan to reduce inequality in women’s health
• It destroyed my health: Professor wins £50,000 for unfair dismissal
• Support call amid slight rise in Scots jobless rate
• Recovery in the job market too difficult to call while furlough factor remains
• Social worker claims care home masks ‘breach adult protection’
• Police fight ex-rangers finance chief claim over wrongful arrest
• Eating disorders among under-18s soared in lockdown, psychiatri­sts warn
• Scotland’s poorest ‘14 times more likely to end up in hospital due to drugs’
• Man to stand trial over 1982 death of his wife
• Painting owned by much-mourned entertaine­r Beattie goes under hammer
• Swinging decade that put the Yabba-dabba-do into our lives
• BBC boss admits blast from Duke was ‘sad day’
• Peer in call for more pet-friendly renting
• Letter from author Dahl fetches £2,200
• Five die as gunmen target polio jab workers
• New Zealand to apologise over 1970s Dawn Raids on Pacific island people
• Biden calls on Russia to halt ‘provocativ­e actions’ against the US and allies
• Congresswo­man apologises for comparing mask wearing to the Holocaust
• Around the world China tells Nato: We do not pose a security challenge to world order
• Town in fight to commemorat­e ‘forgotten’ Battle of Littleferr­y
• Met chief ‘should consider her position’ after damning report into murder
• Guidance for Scottish pupils where it counts
• Union boss calls for firm commitment­s on education recovery
• Fragile Gaelic’s decline continues for reasons that are not all about language
• Issue of the day Memes of goalkeeper David Marshall
• THE DIARY
• Embracing technology is key to serving advice needs
• Taking the knee: Sport and politics don’t mix
• The month-long delay to ‘Freedom Day’
• Bleakest of final farewells in a time of Covid
• We need a four nations inquiry into the UK’S Covid disaster
• Remember when ... Glasgow’s Victorian glories impressed US visitors
• From our archives
• Will Glasgow’s shamefully neglected High Street ever receive the funding it deserves?
• Climate change race does not end at net zero
• On this day
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• Final stitches are made to reveal a winner
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Landscape artist forever drawn to the sea and the wilder terrain
• FTSE hits highest level since before Covid crash
• Housebuild­er Bellway reports record investment in new sites
• New software will enhance environmen­tal credential­s
• Scottish retail sales fall far less sharply last month
• S1 Awards back again following pandemic hiatus
• Glasgow’s iomart back in the hunt for acquisitio­ns under new growth strategy
• Forbes wins praise for business message
• The natural strengths of city centre locations could be re-emerging
• Distillery plan hatched to create first Borders grain whisky tipple

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