The Herald - 2022-03-11

• North Sea gas ramped up in wake of Ukraine War
• Scotland’s ‘chronic’ lack of homes blamed for loss of 8,000 new jobs
• Inquiry into woman fatally poisoned by Novichok nerve agent set to open
• Compston’s Scottish accent ‘helps make characters appear more charming’
• ITV live shows taken off air in security alert
• Russian oligarchs ‘have blood on their hands’
• ‘Russian soldiers were shooting civilians. I witnessed it. People were scared’
• Charities warn crisis in Ukraine could last for years
• Sturgeon ‘utterly irresponsi­ble and completely naive’ over Ukraine no-fly zone
• Holyrood ‘not able’ to light up in colours of Ukraine
• Robertson refuses to tell MSPS if ministers have legal advice on Indyref2 Bill
• Calls to reverse nursery teacher cuts set out by union ahead of council elections
• Blackford forced to deny resignatio­n plans as rumours swirl among SNP MPS
• Unsold products dump ban proposed
• Sturgeon’s former top official snubs Holyrood in ‘discourtes­y’
• Children’s winning stamp designs celebrate the many heroes of the pandemic
• Cumbernaul­d’s ‘eyesore’ centre to be razed and replaced in £3.5bn revamp
• Half a million extra Scots are struggling with their finances after the pandemic
• AI tool used by NHS ‘can detect heart disease at a record speed’
• Former Radio One DJ jailed for 12 years over sex abuse of vulnerable children
• Government plans to increase teacher pay ‘could lead to a cut in real terms’
• Bin lorry driver saw a man in clothes like RAF gunner Corrie Mckeague’s
• Backlog of child sex legal cases soared in pandemic
• South Korea’s president-elect wants tougher stance on North
• Warning conflict in Taiwan ‘would be a disaster’
• Trump-era Israeli settlement growth accelerate­s despite reverse in US policy
• Hundreds flee towns and villages as Indonesian volcano spews deadly lava
• Issue of the day
• Roads disruption will only benefit foreign wind farm developers
• Cumbernaul­d is no loss but mistakes are still being made
• Nuclear Nicola goes the full Dr Strangelov­e
• Please spare us pardons for witches
• I’ve never felt more ashamed to hold a British passport
• Peering into the smoke and mirrors that surrounded the rebirth of our parliament
• No-fault divorce could soon be an option for Scots
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• It’s a cruel summer for some villagers
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Youngsters learn legacy of Glasgow artist Wyllie
• Markets slip back as commodity prices rebound
• Housebuild­er unveils apprentice­ship drive
• National Express keeps counsel over plans in Stagecoach tussle
• Historic Scottish law firms unveil merger
• New ‘Square Go’ for young entreprene­urs
• The Herald crosswords
• Parsley Box in £7m bid to boost finances
• Partners’ bonuses reinstated as John Lewis posts record revenue
• Bumper pay increase for Shell boss will fuel calls for windfall tax on oil firms

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