The Herald - 2021-06-23

• Business relief as Sturgeon aims to lift all virus rules on August 9
• Crime Domestic abuse incidents recorded by police reach 20-year high
• Tory attitude to furlough fuels fears
• Do apologies really matter any more?
• No 10’s big tactical error on Indyref2
• Gove used Covid research to test attitudes on Union
• Inquiry into Scots hospital issues to focus on ‘witness perception­s’
• Engineers to create single-thread ‘digital highway’ across Forth Road Bridge
• How cardboard creations helped Willie master the art of recovery
• How restrictio­ns in Scotland are expected to ease in weeks and months ahead
• Less than one in 20 coronaviru­s infections are leading to hospital admission
• Peace on horizon in travel war of words between Burnham and Sturgeon
• Covid test events did not see outbreaks
• Who will step up to help fund Glasgow treasures and services?
• Councillor David Mcdonald’s open letter
• Top lawyer warns ‘chilling effect’ of hate crime legislatio­n will be inevitable
• Party refuses to identify Indyref2 fighting fund in accounts despite cash row
• Education Secretary ‘open to change’ if OECD recommends exams overhaul
• More than 200,000 in UK hit by benefit cap
• Curtice: Tory’s ‘anti-woke’ agenda retains Leave voters
• New Lord Advocate supports role review
• Rescuers battle through the night to save stranded dolphins on Scots beach
• Inspiratio­nal Scots stroke victim runs 22 marathons in 22 days
• Greens urged to include re-wilding in any co-operation agreement with SNP
• Statin use linked to reduced cancer risk among heart failure patients, finds study
• Channel 4 boss warns of ‘irreversib­le damage’ amid privatisat­ion questions
• Residents call for spending on new facilities
• ‘Selfish, arrogant monster’ is given life for murder of Emma Faulds
• On course together to build a towering green legacy
• HMS Queen Elizabeth takes on ‘lion’s share’ of operations against Islamic State
• Australian jail to be evacuated after mice plague
• Covid deaths in US drop below 300 per day as vaccinatio­ns pass milestone
• Australian­s angered over UN plan to put Great Barrier Reef on ‘danger’ list
• Catalan separatist­s eye freedom after Spanish Cabinet’s pardon
• Hard work pays off thanks to college’s links with industry
• Pupils’ entreprene­urial skills are in full bloom
• If anyone finds a Scottish industrial strategy, please notify the authoritie­s
• Scottish cities are in danger of falling behind England’s: They need elected mayors
• Issue of the day Three shots, please: The coffee debate
• Together we can beat the financial scam menaces
• Diversity report has not engaged with issues
• One rule for football, another for the rest of us
• We must protect staff from dangers of burnout
• An issue of compassion
• Tories’ ethnic nationalis­m has no place in Scotland
• The Seaforths came home for the last time
• From our archives
• We owe it to our children and the nation’s future to replace the leadership in education
• Why a digital currency is the way to go
• Wokeism is alive and well
• Listen to the teachers
• Bianca faces a tense race against time
• Actor who specialise­d in gangster roles and taught Shakespear­e
• FTSE increase after factory output buoys trading
• Time to set schedule for ending restrictio­ns
• Concrete-from-ash pioneer backed by prominent oil services entreprene­urs
• Farmers brace themselves for another change in fuel policy
• Glasgow bakery secures Lidl steak bake deal
• Huge training bills stop North Sea workers moving into renewables
• Glasgow company to trial air quality platform across 200 homes in real-time
• Scotland chosen for major investment in cutting-edge photonics design centre
• New fund set up to support ethical spin-outs
• Scottish Enterprise brings long search for new boss to a close

The Herald - 2021-06-22

The Herald - 2021-06-24