The Herald - 2021-09-03

• Food and drink supplies at risk as staffing crisis looms
• Ida’s wave of destructio­n Submerged vehicles in Philadelph­ia following heavy downpours from the remnants of Hurricane Ida. The storms led to the deaths of 14 people in New York City, New Jersey and Pennsylvan­ia, while New York’s undergroun­d network was th
• RETURN OF ABBA
• Sturgeon is accused of ‘shambolic’ passport plan
• Jim Sillars London will never allow Yes/no vote
• Travel rules look bizarrely incongruou­s
• Afghanista­n Evacuation­s ‘in the near future’
• Why vaccine passports are worth a shot
• Time to give young people a break
• Small majority of groups back gender self-identifica­tion plans
• Protesters demand protection for women’s rights in ‘wake-up call’ to MSPS
• Couple lose fight over 65ft spruces
• Rankin puts women centre stage in new Mcilvanney novel The Dark Remains
• Home’s where the art is as Burrell Collection exhibits stage a return
• MSP raises concerns after NHS records wrongly say he has only had one jag
• White turns grey as presiding officer turns the screws over off-colour remark
• MP: Faslane will not be a ‘nuclear Guantanamo’ in event of independen­ce
• Sturgeon pressed on NHS backlog
• Scots Tory MSP calls for UK to restore internatio­nal aid levels amid Afghan crisis
• Girls as young as 10 reported missing more than 7,000 times in Scotland
• Around one in four young adults in the UK have still not received first dose
• Feelings of body shame may lie in the heart
• Outer Hebrides reconnecte­d as 20-mile sea cable delivered from China goes live
• UK minister hails the ‘vital’ work of Glasgow rape crisis centre
• Inspectors suspend licence of Glasgow nursing home as residents moved
• Demand for housebuild­er to act over contaminat­ed land used by pupils
• Kabul rescue pets to be rehomed soon
• Locals to help decide future of Savile’s Glen Coe cottage
• First decanter of the world’s oldest aged whisky ever bottled goes up for auction
• At least 28 fighters killed in space of 24 hours
• Strict abortion law to remain in place after divided Supreme Court vote
• Schools reopen despite highest number of new Covid cases in two months
• Lessons in resilience reinvent the classroom
• Fairview pupils get on board with outdoor learning
• Why an independen­t Scotland is unlikely to copy Ireland’s sham neutrality
• Elderly all too often sentenced to death by our uncaring attitudes
• Issue of the day Glasgow’s miles dirtier
• THE DIARY
• Emollient noises won’t soothe cries for Indyref2
• We must listen to the experts on childhood
• Ministers’ lost focus and the divisive SNP
• Difference of opinion on the Stone of Destiny
• Is axing Trident and hoping for the best really the way to go?
• Austerity will hasten indy
• From our archives
• SNP frowns on free thinking
• Kate Forbes was being realistic
• Scottish football needs to get its own house in order before griping about Covid passports
• Modern forestry is vital to our net zero aim
• Four-day week a madcap idea
• On this day
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• Detective duo make a welcome return
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Wing-forward who became Boroughmui­r’s first Scottish internatio­nal
• Housebuild­ers weigh, but FTSE stays in green
• Young people face uncertain world
• Housebuild­er hails profit hike but warns costs are increasing
• CBI calls on SNP to prioritise economic recovery
• New Chivas boss hails benefit of US tariff cut as whisky sales rise
• Luxury lifestyle platform aims to ease staffing woes with unique incentives
• The Herald crosswords
• Genetics start-up Wobble secures initial £1.2m in the battle against disease
• Glasgow IP firm acquires HMC of Dublin
• Oil firm highlights potential of undevelope­d finds off Shetland

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