The Herald - 2022-05-06

• Rates hike will now leave families more than £2,100 a year worse off
• Immigratio­n raid Protesters gather in street in move to block deportatio­ns
• Strikes loom Unions prepare to ballot council workers over pay row
• Zookeepers welcome arrival of endangered penguin chicks as eggs hatch
• Clarificat­ions and correction­s
• Stranger Things star ‘keen’ to go on Bake Off
• Quarter of litter found was drink containers
• Bafta TV awards line-up revealed
• Chalamet’s Old Vic debut is cancelled
• I felt guilty for loneliness battle during pandemic, says Moffatt
• Families of striking miners to be pardoned – but with no payouts
• Channel 4 privatisat­ion ‘could mean £86 million loss to nations and regions’
• Party leaders join voters to elect new class of councillor­s for local authoritie­s
• Voting turnout reported as ‘busy’ in Northern Ireland’s assembly election
• Raab hits back in stand-off on Baby P mother
• Videos released to explain sentencing
• Countdown’s Riley slams trolling pests
• Technology giants in security revamp
• Lottery jackpot stands at whopping £164m
• Van driver gets 12 years for chasing and killing man during mass brawl
• Covid-19 deaths fall below 100 for week
• Money makes the world go round: Glasgow’s £90m conference boost
• Secret of getting children to eat their greens is revealed
• Identity of man accused of being US sex claim fugitive set to be confirmed
• 1,000 Big Issue sellers now accept contactles­s payment in move to cut out cash
• Mother who died on boating holiday ‘may not have fallen if rail had been fitted’
• Pandemic saw more women putting on pounds
• Fisherman ‘murdered by pair of brothers’
• Chief Constable defends force over ‘institutio­nal racism’ claim
• Strike poll after care home staff angered by job cuts
• Pair admit to charges over dog death attack
• The Queen to miss return of traditiona­l royal garden parties this summer after suffering mobility problems
• Sir Tom says thank-you as Kiltwalker­s raise £4m to break record
• Commuting costs affecting decision to return to office, research suggests
• Payout over false Epstein sex claims
• Former SNP MP Mcgarry tells court she was ‘overwhelme­d’ by workload
• Russian superyacht Amadea seized in Fiji
• University to offer refugees support
• Treason accused arrested
• Last stand at steelworks as defiant Ukraine fighters refuse to give up
• UK and Tokyo seal new defence deal as Japan PM visits London
• Israeli court paves the way for the eviction of 1,000 Palestinia­ns
• Musk secures $7bn for Twitter takeover
• EU government­s face coughing up over air pollution as Parisian asks for £18m
• Woman is pulled alive from rubble almost six days after building collapsed
• Hong Kong reopens beaches as Beijing relaxes coronaviru­s quarantine rules
• Hot and bothered
• Issue of the day Falling into the password trap
• The humble buttery caught in a global economic crisis
• Starmer’s beergate is all froth – but he can’t ignore it
• Rush to work from home must be halted
• The West must prepare for a Russia that has ditched Putin
• Remember when ...
• Easy way to trim the budget
• Grievance politics will continue
• Nationalis­ts are driving division
• So why not a windfall tax?
• Hard lessons may lie ahead
• Trusting in the Prime Minister
• Us-style changes to UK abortion law would have a disastrous effect on women’s health
• Snap-happy tourists in Glasgow
• How crypto mining could help achieve net zero goal
• Let’s have an open debate
• Figures that don’t add up
• Discrimina­tion against women
• Did census fall on deaf ears?
• Sauchiehal­l Street change not new
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Word Spiral
• Word Wheel
• Quick Quiz
• Sports Quiz
• YESTERDAY’S CRYPTIC SOLUTION:
• YESTERDAY’S QUICK SOLUTION:
• Comedy’s more than just a family affair
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• FILM CHOICE
• Thieves break in to station and steal police uniforms
• SHEPHERD - Professor James
• On this day
• Quotes of the day
• MCLAREN - Francis
• FTSE pares back earlier gains to end on slight high
• More shoppers return to stores in April but questions remain on spending
• Salmon producer awarded over staff inclusivit­y
• Local property firm to revitalise historic Glasgow site
• Online sales slow at high-street giant Next
• Virgin Money profits lifted by rate rises but fires warning on outlook
• Edinburgh antiques dealers buy historic name in Scottish furniture
• The Herald crosswords
• Scottish accountanc­y firm moves into Ireland as expansion drive continues
• Green hydrogen facility to open by 2024
• Shell underlines value of North Sea after profits hit 14-year high

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