The Herald - 2021-09-13

• Call to axe jab passports plan after England move
• Emma aces it
• 10 years of humiliatio­n
• Ministers act to prevent COP26 rail stoppage
• MODERN POP IS CHEATING YOUNGSTERS
• FM’S Indyref call to Westminste­r
• Cleansing chief rejects rats claim
• Letting plans will lead to fewer tourists
• How to bring life to debate on constituti­on
• Sturgeon pressed on gender row
• Ex-bank executive now making butter
• Sound of normality as 50,000 music fans flock to Glasgow Green for TRNSMT
• Dance pioneer’s ‘unrivalled’ arts collection set to fetch £200,000
• Glasgow hospital works to cut carbon footprint of operation anaestheti­cs
• Talks with China to extend pandas zoo stay
• Over £8m ‘wasted’ on temporary fixes at the Rest And Be Thankful
• Police chief says ‘no specific threat’
• Fears Tall Ship could be sunk by closure due to climate event
• MSP calls for Holyrood to reverse controvers­ial plan to criminalis­e protests
• Two vessels laid up as Salmond party demands radical changes to ferry set-up
• Finance Secretary claims Holyrood is ‘picking up the slack’ for Westminste­r
• Support for carer’s allowance increase
• Alzheimer charity’s anger over social care funding ‘inequality’
• Tortured ex-interprete­r pleads for help for his family trapped in Afghanista­n
• Education boss hands on a legacy of positive change in Glasgow’s schools
• FBI releases document pointing to Saudi support for 9/11 attacks
• At least 17 die as monsoon mudslides hit homes
• Pope’s message to PM Orban as he urges Hungary to welcome immigrants
• Police recommend disciplina­ry action over January 6 attack on US Capitol
• Secret documents reveal blackmail bid by ‘heroes’ in Scottish spy saga
• Forget Woke. The SNP faces a much more age-old problem
• Issue of the day The return of St Michael to M&S
• Is Glasgow the most exclusive COP ever?
• End culture snobbery or Gaelic will die out
• GPS must be first in line for booster vaccine
• SNP should drop indy to focus on new care service
• Remember when ... All eyes on HMS Argyll at Yarrow’s in 1989
• From our archives
• NHS complaints are unfair
• We should accept that oil is a vital part of our lives and is not going away any time soon
• Why Covid may lead to brand rethinks
• On this day
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• Move over pandemic, Jamie’s got panna cotta
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Restaurant manager who was only happy if his diners were
• Levy risks damaging apprentice­ships in UK
• Haughey and Hunter call for National Insurance reforms
• Transition to electric vehicles ‘stifled by lack of infrastruc­ture’
• Labour shortages put economic recovery in jeopardy
• Scottish growth is fastest in UK
• Former Michelin chief backs manufactur­ing to rise again
• The Herald crosswords
• Covid hits employment of older workers
• Are graduate exit fees an unethical ransom?

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