The Herald - 2022-05-19

• Scotrail to slash 700 services a day as industrial unrest spreads
• Vaccinatio­n after infection may reduce the risk of Long Covid
• Chancellor throws tax-cut lifeline as inflation soars to 40-year high
• Late payments to firms becoming more frequent as cost-of-living crisis bites
• Rare LPS and memorabili­a from Peel’s private collection to be auctioned
• 2,800 beacons will hail Queen’s reign
• Half of Scots adults struggle to exercise
• UK facing obesity crisis, warns charity
• James ‘blown away’ by response
• Full steam ahead: Historic rail yard gains listed building status
• Prince William pays tribute to ‘resilience’ of submariner­s
• Never mind Taylor Swift or Tom Hanks, the star attraction is... Dougie Wilson
• Politician­s join sides to wish the team success
• Five fans of Frankfurt arrested in Seville
• Blue is the colour as Ibrox fans take over Seville... and the way they feel after loss
• Supporter takes journey advice to extremes... via Mallorca
• Speaker warns MPS not to name politician arrested on suspicion of rape
• SNP defence spokesman opens door to nuclear weapons under independen­ce
• Ministers drop key pledge to close the education attainment gap by 2026
• Macneil guilty of careless driving
• SNP set to take control of North Lanarkshir­e
• Listeners leave Radio 1 in droves but Ukraine crisis helps BBC World Service
• NHS trust fined £1.3m over safety failings linked to deaths of two patients
• Family of teenager stabbed to death gets judicial review into inquest findings
• Starliner capsule ready for test flight towards the Internatio­nal Space Station
• Inflation adds to worries for food banks
• Building of detached homes at 20-year high
• Man accused of murder outside pub feared brother would be killed, court told
• UK could see ‘blood rain’, the Met warns
• Cities: powerhouse­s of positive change?
• INTRODUCTI­ON: A DAY OF SHAME EARTH
• A herd mentality on sustainabi­lity is vital for growth
• Energies must be focused on cutting emissions responsibl­y
• Root out environmen­tal threats to preserve this land of plenty
• Nearly 1,000 troops have left Mariupol steelworks, says Russia
• Nato chief hails ‘historic moment’ as Finland and Sweden apply to join
• Norway attacker pleads guilty to murder
• North Korea’s leader complains of ‘slackness’ as Covid-19 cases jump again
• Issue of the day As NFT boom cools, what are they?
• Master stroke
• Your MPS do love you and vouch they ain’t misbehavin’
• Can we believe Truss’s protocol plans?
• Remember when ... Billy Mcneill was appointed manager of Clyde RUSSELL LEADBETTER
• The UK is well within its rights to fight the EU on NI Protocol
• SNP rivals must do much more
• Quarantine the globetrott­ers
• Fear of nuclear wild west
• Aspiration­s for peace
• The stupidity of our inflation
• The high cost of today’s civil service can be put down to the actions of Margaret Thatcher
• How to build a brain health pension
• Dangerous Dogs Act is not working Backing for the truants
• The hairdryer treatment
• Anglers share Sunday blame
• A bananas request from the blue men
• A bind at the bookshop
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Word Spiral
• Sports Quiz
• Word Wheel
• Quick Quiz
• YESTERDAY’S CRYPTIC SOLUTION:
• YESTERDAY’S QUICK SOLUTION:
• Chris is back to help families shop smart
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• FILM CHOICE
• New era as SNP takes control of Glasgow
• Quotes of the day
• FTSE and pound dip as inflation hits 40-year high
• Scotland wants an economy that works for all, not another financial crash, and regulators must act in public interest
• Harper Macleod adds five new partners in promotions push
• Eusebi’s opens at University of Glasgow
• Scottish manufactur­er ‘introduces first electric fire engine to Europe’
• Project to question whether it is possible to ‘have it all’ in farming
• The Herald crosswords
• Biopharmac­eutical firm with technology based on sharks’ immune systems raises £8m
• Mr Kipling maker to lift prices as input costs soar

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