The Herald - 2022-05-20

• Mass strikes threaten to grind Scotland to a halt for months
• Partygate No more fines for Johnson as probe into lockdown law-breaking ends
• Covid wave Dozens of wards were potentiall­y unsafe, inspectors find
• Couple search for £7m houses online after scooping £184m lottery jackpot
• To the sound of thunder: A relevant and unsparing critique of humanity
• Dunfermlin­e becomes one of UK’S new cities
• Co-op to launch ‘walking deliveries’
• Nazanin’s Woman’s Hour show
• Silver casket once owned by Mary, Queen of Scots is saved for nation
• Bruno waltzes off panel … Du Beke dances on
• Choose a show about literary star Welsh
• SNP MP says Scotrail an ‘exemplar’ despite growing problems
• Crisis? What crisis? How the Winter of Discontent took hold
• Malthouse denies people will steal to eat
• Tom Cruise admires William
• Apology en vogue at pub in Cornwall
• Troubled £150m Scottish census to be independen­tly checked for ‘credibilit­y’
• Sturgeon warns new oil projects should be blocked without ‘robust’ climate test
• Plans revealed to introduce buffer zones for protests outside abortion clinics
• Labour leader remains in Spain
• Sturgeon to review dementia category
• SNP criticised over lack of urgency to deliver funding for Long Covid services
• ‘Ghost fossils’ shed light on plankton past
• ‘Wagathie Christie’ libel case battle wait
• Island’s new hub for visitors
• Scots wildlife charity pledges to reverse the decline of 50 species
• Musician, 24, told he may die in prison for murder of Bobbi-anne Mcleod
• Gabriel and Sheeran honoured at Ivor awards
• Coating to ‘beat the superbugs’
• Actor West joins Sizewell ‘once in a generation’ protest over threat to nature
• Cheap antibiotic Covid hopes
• Superfruit cranberry ‘could halt onset of dementia’
• Dolphins recognise friends by their taste
• Drones could be part of plan to save the bees
• University’s Scottish Literature unit celebrates its half century
• The Queen’s signature outfits are to go on show at Madame Tussauds to mark Jubilee
• Red Cross registers hundreds of Ukrainian Pows from Mariupol
• Mother charged after son takes gun into class
• Covid deaths drop by 21% in a week but the number of cases is on the rise
• Teenager remains silent as he appears in court over US supermarke­t shooting
• 266 cases confirmed in salmonella outbreak linked to chocolate Easter eggs
• Issue of the day Fish and chips warning
• LORNE JACKSON
• What could the SNP do about cost of living? Quite a bit
• Will Sturgeon or Johnson carry the can for crisis?
• I’m a Celtic fan. Believe me, I know how Rangers fans feel
• Boris’s bluster and braggadoci­o
• Praise Sturgeon for her stance on the nuclear deterrent
• Incompeten­ce over ferries deal
• Queen is due our heartfelt thanks
• All in the worst possible taste
• Palestinia­ns in Scotland
• RUSSELL LEADBETTER
• As monkeypox rises, we can help avert the next pandemic by treating animals better
• Are we at a unicorn tipping point yet?
• Paying the penalty in Seville
• Lawrence, the Prince of Muck
• Well done, Rangers
• In praise of diversity
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Word Spiral
• Word Wheel
• Sports Quiz
• Quick Quiz
• YESTERDAY’S QUICK SOLUTION:
• Paul takes aim and confronts his past
• Rugby great whose family escaped the Nazi invasion
• Quotes of the day
• Markets slump on poor showing for retailers
• Aberdeen office sees fortunes revived after value plunged in oil downturn
• Biscuit company listed by Waitrose
• BT adds weight to Dundee’s waterfront revival
• The Herald crosswords
• Aberdein Considine seals merger with Edinburgh’s historic Russel+aitken
• Scottish smart meter firm in revenue increase
• Budget airline in pent-up demand boost amid ‘sustained recovery’

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