The Herald - 2021-06-21

• Burnham anger at Sturgeon over travel ban ‘hypocrisy’
• Glasgow Life predicts £6m income after Covid slump
• Schools ‘Give teachers greater role in assessment’
• Assisted dying Third attempt to change law
• Great or grating?
• Now it’s time for Project Fearless
• KEVIN MCKENNA Referendum gravy train keeps rolling
• Why a wee trip up north is unlikely
• Conservati­ve councillor’s house and cars set on fire in third attack on home
• Funding boost for women who put their lives on hold
• Welcome back: Sondergard and RSNO ‘A’ team put on a standout performanc­e
• After 527 years, ‘spiritual home of whisky’ to release first Scotch
• Covid-19 cases slowing down as UK sees impact of vaccinatio­ns
• Link found between virus patients in hospital and mental health problems
• It’s the new hustle: More adults taking on a second money-making job
• Casual pub-goers ‘may not return’
• MP calls for journalist­s in schools to help young people spot online lies
• Plea after four hurt in bus-car collision
• Libdems leader claims by-election victory shows Johnson can be beaten
• Vallance to head new science group boosting innovation­s for the nation
• Rayner’s probe vow over ‘vile’ comments
• Bercow: No talks with Starmer about being Labour peer
• It’s good to talk: Project offers new app to listen to The Herald
• The art of protest: Pair’s 23-mile walk to highlight migrant plight
• House sellers’ asking prices hit a record high for the third month in a row
• Bolsonaro under fire as Brazil’s Covid death toll passes 500,000
• Soldier and Taliban fighters killed in shootout
• Man killed after pick-up truck slams into spectators at Pride parade in Florida
• Key coastal road reopened as Libya bids to reunite regions after civil war
• Astronauts winging it with second space walk to install new solar panels
• Never Mind the Buzzcocks, here are some old post offices instead
• Eigg’s green moves earn world praise
• Capercaill­ie population down to 700 after ‘quite a severe decline’
• Shepherd huts with all the comforts of home can take you close to nature
• Outstandin­g runner who competed in Olympics and world events
• Can you dig it? Scots urged to take part in events at key archaeolog­ical sites
• Upheaval due to coronaviru­s can only add to the elderly’s age-old ills
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day
• Is paper packaging really better than plastic for planet?
• A week on from the launch of GB News
• Time to call it a day on heading the ball
• Thank heaven they are at last seeing sense on lead teachers
• RUSSELL LEADBETTER Thatcher paid a regal visit to the Glasgow Herald
• Wrong to write off hope
• Tory drugs plan is doomed
• From our archives
• Pitfalls of the successor state
• Why on earth is the bank determined not to let me talk to a human being?
• We must increase support for home owners
• On this day
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• Green-fingered Carol branches out
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Job quality holds steady, but at arguably meagre levels
• ‘Airbnb for skills’ app boosts workers and small businesses
• Lettings agency recovers from disruption caused by pandemic
• Boss of giant Torness power plant makes case for nuclear
• The Herald crosswords
• Voices Manufactur­ers will take orders 24 with a challenge every time
• Proper use of technology can dramatical­ly boost efficiency

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