The Herald - 2022-05-11

• Queen’s Speech fails to tackle cost-of-living crisis, say critics
• Rooney v Vardy libel battle is a detective story, High Court judge is told
• From summit to sea, ex-marine to fulfil father’s Amazon dream
• It’s good to talk: Comedian Bishop hopes to encourage good old-fashioned conversati­on with ‘Say Hello’ drive
• Blackford claims ‘game is up for Union’ after party’s victory at local elections
• Brown: Adding compensati­on to pardon Bill could ‘divide mining communitie­s’
• SNP intent on ‘future-proofing’ Grangemout­h refinery amid uncertaint­y
• SNP let MP in sex row continue in key role
• Doctor got ‘zero’ training for role of senior medical officer, blood probe told
• Baton’s 2,500-mile relay route for Games revealed
• Households could face £100 shortfall
• Diabetes ‘doubles’ risk of Covid death
• ‘I knew I’m going to die’: Cole recalls being tied up by robbers
• Landlord who rented out rooms in return for sex is jailed for 12 months
• Mobile phone firm to switch off 3G network and expand introducti­on of 5G
• Plea to hotel users in hunt for Wilson murderer
• SNP MP ridiculed for saying Calmac ferries five years overdue are ‘a little late’
• Sutherland spaceport rocket unveiled
• Ministers urged to cap burning of waste and halt new incinerato­rs
• Former presiding officer ‘gifted ex-mp niece hundreds of pounds a month’
• Most freed women lack a safe place to stay, ‘undoing the good work’ of prison
• New chapter to begin as book festival finds permanent home
• Judges overturn boy’s £290,000 payout for death of diver father
• London Mayor woos Silicon Valley tech giants in bid for trade investment
• Jury retraces final steps of police community support officer killed on walk
• Airport welcomes almost one million passengers as numbers bounce back
• Derelict sites share £5m to transform land use
• Video of fatal stabbing of 12-year-old girl shown to murder trial jury
• World first uses colours and shapes to help us learn musical instrument­s
• Gangs clash in jail leaves 44 inmates dead
• Spain ‘fires intelligen­ce chief’ over hacking of two politician­s’ phones
• Former jail officer takes own life as fugitive inmate captured after manhunt
• Russia fires hypersonic missiles as ‘44 civilians are found dead’
• Issue of the day All hail the sexagenari­an pop stars
• Spare me the old bad apple excuse for misogyny
• Return of two-party politics to Scotland – it’s SNP v Labour
• Women’s rights are being rolled back. Where will it end?
• End this myth that the Scots think differentl­y from the English
• There is no evidence to suggest that CMAL could easily have switched to another bidder
• Net zero heat has to be one of our top priorities
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Dooley looks to reveal hidden mysteries
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Councillor quits five days after being elected
• IAG struggles as FTSE claws back some lost ground
• Levenseat pledges to create jobs and expand Falkirk site
• Macfarlane Group warns of weaker e-commerce sales
• Neptune Energy ready to invest $1bn in North Sea
• Finance specialist enters Scotch whisky sector with £100m fund
• Scottish farmers’ support claims lagging as deadline approaches
• Centrica underlines value of North Sea business following gas price surge
• Jaeger returns to Scottish high street with M&S
• Employment by foreign investors rallies from pandemic setbacks

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