The Herald - 2022-05-03

• Johnson likens Putin’s invasion of Ukraine to Hitler’s Germany
• Art school Top architect wants a trust created to oversee rebuild
• Rail strike Train drivers could walk out for first time in 20 years
• Clarificat­ions and correction­s
• Rare collection of early medieval manuscript­s digitised by National Library
• Musician Eilish to host O2 climate festival
• Broadcaste­r Young in return to BBC
• Online jobs drive from John Lewis
• Comedy legends’ lost shows released
• Stars Vogue and Spencer reveal name of their new baby son
• Folk hero’s world-famous art legacy takes root at exhibition
• Memorial campaign timeline
• How the public got involved to help reach memorial campaign target
• ‘Meeting people as we were installing, I was touched by warmth of responses’
• Ross says Johnson should stay in No10 even if election goes badly
• Vagaries of STV could throw up surprises in Inverclyde as Labour battles SNP
• First Minister comes under fire after refusing to define meaning of ‘woman’
• Sarwar talks up improvemen­t on 2017 result – but plays down hopes of revival
• Starmer dismisses Covid rule flout claim
• Sturgeon considers ruling on Indyref2
• Woman who almost died of cancer gives birth following pioneer treatment
• UK set to be hotter than Ibiza this week
• Man hurt in attack on golf course
• Hospital’s builder withdraws from cladding defect meetings
• Fringe opportunit­y for working class producers who got free school meals
• 250 people detected in small boats after break in crossings
• Three arrests after teenage cyclist killed
• Cinderella cast ‘heartbroke­n’ at show’s closure less than a year after premiere
• Workers question pandemic sacrifices
• One of UK’S most wanted men arrested
• Man dies in stabbing at landmark
• Ghost of Kyiv ‘military hero’ reports were fake, Ukrainian authoritie­s admit
• Chernobyl volunteer ‘in horror’ as town is destroyed
• Band tells of battles in Sheeran link-up
• Fleeing civilians describe weeks of brutal Russian bombardmen­ts
• Campaign to raise awareness about ‘devastatin­g’ impact of sepsis
• Vorderman gives out £2,000 bursaries
• Police: No threat as bodies are found
• Miracle Covid treatment gave me chance to see my girl’s cup victory
• Love Island’s Shaughna Phillips laments focus on her looks after TV appearance
• Muslims mark Eid al-fitr holiday as war and virus hits food prices
• Building collapse kills five with many trapped
• Spanish PM’S mobile phone was targeted in 2021 spyware attack, say officials
• EU steps up its case against Apple over contactles­s payment technologi­es
• New Zealand welcomes back internatio­nal tourists as pandemic rules eased
• Issue of the day Netflix cancels Meghan Markle
• THE DIARY LORNE JACKSON
• Brightest stars must be given a chance to shine
• Gall and brass neck, Sturgeon’s answer to every question
• The streets are mine... so I act like they are
• We must not let SNP continue to run councils into the ground
• When will the voters cotton on?
• Folly to ignore all the warnings
• England can have its own system
• Why we must keep Trident
• Tennis stars’ double fault
• Stop passing the buck
• RUSSELL LEADBETTER
• Stop using the NHS as a political football and face up to the fact it is under real threat
• We ignore waste disposal systems at our peril
• Please, ditch the masks What’s wrong with print?
• We must be less insular
• May Day alert
• The magic of music
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Word Spiral
• Word Wheel
• Quick Quiz
• Sports Quiz
• YESTERDAY’S CRYPTIC SOLUTION:
• YESTERDAY’S QUICK SOLUTION:
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Murder on the Orient Express
• Blades revisits some places from his past
• Zoo’s delight as chick is born to rare penguins
• Quotes of the day
• On this day
• St Boswells sells 45 prime bullocks to 300p/kg as hoggs hit £148 in Lanark
• Scots oil services company expands in USA
• Troublesho­oter turns fortunes of goldmine around in one year

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