The Herald - 2022-05-07

• Tories are overtaken by Labour in Scotland
• Watchdog boss quit after sexual conduct allegation­s were made
• P&O Ferries chief executive says company is victim of ‘misinforma­tion’
• Andrew, Harry and Meghan will not join balcony line-up at start of celebratio­ns
• Scots star Cox hits out over cancel culture
• Stars reveal jobs they dreamed of
• Hill House guide reveals bid for Queen’s Jubilee pudding crown
• SNP claims ‘resounding victory’ as Tories flop
• Salmond: Alba will fight on despite ballot flop
• Calls for Johnson to quit as Tories suffer fallout from Partygate
• Big surge as Labour enjoys ‘good day’ in Wales
• SNP sees off Labour’s Glasgow challenge
• Capital coalition talks as Nats stay top party
• Sinn Fein dominates first votes in historic result for Assembly
• Unspun Scottish Tories lose their grip on the Union card as Douglas Ross loses the plot
• Starmer to be investigat­ed by the police over ‘Beergate’ allegation­s
• Campaigner­s descend on immigratio­n operation to arrest pair in capital
• Babies are brought to safety as crossings continue
• Ready for lift-off: Rangers fans set for charter flights in rush to Seville
• Parker’s widow reveals she still feels presence of Wanted star
• Energy suppliers call for more hydrogen to replace natural gas
• Credit firms should not be exploiting cost-of-living crisis in marketing, says FCA
• Guildford pub bombings: Inquest into 1974 IRA bombing to start next month
• Hopes of saving Queen Mary’s decrepit lifeboats sinking fast
• Commonweal­th Games champion launches model boat exhibition to boost Maid of the Loch restoratio­n appeal
• Omicron ‘half as likely’ to cause Long Covid as the Delta variant
• Actress Ayling-ellis welcomes increased respect for people who are deaf
• Campaigner­s hit out as rail firms ‘fail dismally’ to help families with children
• Activists’ 60-hour oil protest leads to 31 arrests
• Concern for Mackintosh gem whose doors are still shut
• Manager wins £12,000 after he refused to break lockdown rules
• Woman who drove at Insulate Britain protesters banned from road for a year
• Five health workers charged amid investigat­ion into ill-treatment at hospital
• Charles visits hospital operating theatre that was built in just two months
• Busiest year on record for mountain rescues
• Rising from the ashes: Phoenix bird hide back in action after devastatin­g fire
• Watsonians’ stalwart and a talented prop forward
• RAF pilot who had a role in daring rescue of looted art
• Scotland’s meat is among the best in the world and must be better protected
• Spacex taxi service brings four astronauts home with midnight splashdown
• Building collapse toll is 53 as rescue effort ends
• Amnesty Internatio­nal demands Russian chiefs must face war crimes justice
• Labour up, Tories down but Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP remains firmly in first place
• Starmer’s Labour are still no nearer to toppling the Tories
• Issue of the day Countdown conundrum
• Keeping Glasgow’s past alive through its historic buildings
• Our universiti­es are a cornerston­e for future sustainabi­lity
• Foodstuff producers to pass on more cost to buyers
• Retail misfortune­s can’t all be blamed on hybrid working; and well done, Rangers
• ‘You Scots should not feel superior’
• It is time Holyrood got involved in the abortion debate
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• Travel and retail firms slump as IAG reveals losses
• Lots to worry about but opportunit­ies do exist, depending on your horizon
• The Herald crosswords
• Omega in fresh cash call to shareholde­rs
• Grocery giants in bid to buy retailer Mccoll’s
• Hostmore to roll out new brand in Scotland

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