The Herald - 2022-05-02

• Sturgeon: Ukraine war will not stop us ditching Trident
• Eight arrested amid missile-throwing claims at Old Firm clash
• Pharmacy firm under fire for letting staff with Covid work with public
• Argentine ambassador tells of ‘open wound’ as Falklands War remembered
• Castle’s solar panels will power just 2%
• Flawed tender process could see ‘cheapest rebuild’ for School of Art
• Kylie and Jason set for return as TV soap Neighbours bows out
• SNP hope to build on their first term in power after decades of Labour control
• Swinney: Ministers under pressure over care home discharges in Covid crisis
• Scottish Tories look to Davidson as polls show party third behind Labour
• Kwarteng: Scandals down to bad apples
• Union anger as ‘biased’ probe rejects claims ‘suicidal’ workers were bullied
• Study reveals career toll of menopause
• New exhibition sheds light on capital’s past
• Becker’s daughter ‘in shock’ as tennis star jailed after fraud case
• Hunger strike woman welcomes friend from Kyiv after gruelling visa battle
• Volunteers head deep into danger zone on mission to rescue pets and people
• Greens would move to take UK out of Nato ‘when Ukraine conflict is over’
• German leader declares pacifism ‘outdated’
• Council accused of diluting bid to ringfence jobs for BME staff
• Tapestry’s stolen panel is recreated by stitchers
• ‘Speedy cuts in emissions needed to avoid mass extinction of ocean species’
• Nurse travels 3,200 miles to join husband and help crisis-hit NHS
• Australian opposition targeting inflation as campaign launched
• Nine are arrested over China building collapse
• Police vigilant as motorcycle ‘freedom’ protests continue in Canadian capital
• Firefighte­rs battling massive New Mexico blaze brace for windy conditions
• China’s strict zero-covid restrictio­ns put curb on May Day holiday celebratio­ns
• Issue of the day Is the lunch hour really over?
• Time is right for a new money charter
• Firm’s food bank link-up is part of the problem
• The desire for separation is crippling our legal system
• How this voting system works
• It is not true Scotland was as badly devastated as Ireland by Great Famine
• Reinvent your old clothes to cut waste of fast fashion
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Detective tackling identity and heritage
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• ‘Greatest miscarriag­e of justice in UK history’
• Chief reveals how Glasgow SEC is cash earner for city
• Musk on a mission to stop Russian influence of western democracy
• HR steps to the fore amid market tumult
• Voice-over technology innovator aims to have big impact on market
• Financial distress eases but more pain to come
• Retail boost for drinks firm with home delivery heritage
• The Herald crosswords

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