The Herald - 2021-08-06

• Glasgow’s rich and poor life expectancy gap is widening
• LET THE SHOWS BEGIN
• Critics hit out at ‘keep fit’ call for patients on cancer wait list
• Vaccinatio­ns One in three no-shows for jags
• Tourism Groups quit ‘sham’ talks on short lets
• Can Sturgeon v Johnson spat be put on ice?
• Time to rein in our plane addiction
• How do we stop the last dictator?
• Boris joke turns sour
• Scots Libdem hopeful rents out his garden cabin on Airbnb for £10k a year
• 1912 murder riddle back in spotlight
• Apple brings in safety tools to protect children from seeing images of abuse
• Crowd gathers for tributes at funeral of boy, 11, who died in river tragedy
• Travel firms see surge in demand after ease of virus restrictio­ns announced
• Trainee doctors’ vaccine call to young in bid to battle social media ‘myths’
• Scottish Government clarify pub mask guidance after ‘vertical drinking’ row
• India and UAE off red list for travellers
• Number risking Channel crossing in small boats passes 10,000 mark
• Police predicted terrorist would launch attack on public a month before knife rampage ended with his death
• Live events will be offered cancellati­on insurance in UK Government scheme
• Snp-greens deal does nothing to boost referendum case, Starmer insists
• Thousands of babies being born drug-dependent in Scotland, figures reveal
• Musicians can tour EU with no visas
• Short lets could be banned in city tenements under control area proposals
• Passengers face fresh disruption as more rail staff threaten strike
• Parole Board blocks killer and double rapist in latest bid to be freed from jail
• Seven get life in jail for murdering law student in botched drive-by shooting
• Queen’s relative freed after sex assault term
• Sturgeon accused of ‘hypocrisy’ as funds crisis threatens legal service
• Fab four moggies in the running for National Cat Awards top prize
• 10 killed as packed vanload of migrants crashes
• Belarus Olympic runner used quick thinking to avoid being sent back home
• Fast-moving wildfire destroys businesses and homes in California­n town
• Two Russian news outlets and a legal aid group close after websites blocked
• Outrage after ‘rape’ and forced cremation of nine-year-old girl
• ‘Transforma­tive’ new blood test can identify brain tumours in early stages
• Delight after the first ever storm petrel is born on seabird isle
• Architect wins battle to keep luxury garden room after neighbours launched complaints
• Glasgow’s tourism economy will take years to recover from Covid
• Welcome to the Try-athlon: Which athlete will be victor?
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day Aniston spotlights the vaccine divide
• Definitely, no Maybes, Oasis at Loch Lomond was Supersonic
• Image management and Covid co-ordinator
• We are ruled by a bunch of spivs
• Remember when ... 1982: Malaga turns up the heat on Scotland’s fans
• From our archives
• Self-belief will see us thrive
• Is there to be no end to the municipal follies that are desecratin­g our capital?
• Exam reforms provide welcome university challenge
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Top comedy couple are hitting the road
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Bass player with US trio ZZ Top who sold millions of albums
• FTSE breaks winning streak as iron prices weigh
• Why we must learn to live with the virus
• Finalists unveiled for leading Scottish awards
• Ashley to step down as CEO of Frasers Group as profits plunge
• Paisley luxury flats plan in £4.5m boost
• Scottish firms offered chance to pitch for funding at COP26
• The Herald crosswords
• Pay for Scottish workers surges in July amid widespread candidate shortages
• Engine maker in return to profit in first half
• Duty calls as office staff are urged to make return
• Turbine factory plan fuels hopes for Scottish renewables boom

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