The Herald - 2022-05-21

• Squeeze on families as supermarke­t prices soar by over 20%
• Tory MSP hits out at lack of water at Europa final as Uefa issues apology to fans
• Liquid gold rush earns a place in our National Museums
• Musk brands sexual misconduct allegation ‘utterly untrue’ and denies it ever happened
• United States warns UK a Brexit fight with EU could bolster Putin in Ukraine
• ‘Shifty’ Sarwar misled voters with promise of no council deals, says Sturgeon
• Johnson promises not to censor Partygate report as Gray vows to name culprits
• Sinn Fein chief and First Minister discuss their ‘shared challenges’
• Everybody needs good neighbours? One in 20 have never spoken to theirs
• Scotland warned it must start to preserve water or risk shortages
• Rail service cuts hit fans’ hopes of seeing vital World Cup play-off
• People encouraged to listen to ‘heartbreak­ing’ stories in War Graves Week
• Annual health checks for people with learning disabiliti­es in new initative
• Masked man targets cafe with petrol
• Disgraced minister invited to give evidence to MSPS about Calmac fiasco
• Call for emergency ferry as island hit yet again in latest service cuts
• Pharmacist­s given greater freedoms to choose alternativ­e HRT products
• Police officer tells Bayoh probe he heard rib break as he did CPR
• Payouts for bereavemen­t, illnesses and other injuries reaches £18.6m a day
• Royal approval for Scotland’s ancient capital as it is made a city
• Windfall tax on oil companies is a mistake, insists energies chief
• Scots are the UK’S biggest complainer­s about adverts on TV and online
• An ill wind of economic uncertainl­y will leave no-one unaffected
• Prepare for impact rising cost of living has in store
• Parents spending up to £10,000 a year for childcare as costs soar
• Wake-up call as climate change means ‘people will be getting less sleep’
• Drivers warned to beware of deer as number of collisions rises to 9,000 a year
• After a long day at work, besotted pet owners prefer to see their cats and dogs
• Hope for memory repair in dementia sufferers
• Half of billionair­es in Scotland see their rich list fortunes fall over last year
• Not just a novelist... Agnes Grey author Anne Bronte was also skilled rock collector
• Guitarist who played with Bowie and Iggy Pop
• Superbly talented artist whose work often went unrecognis­ed
• Charismati­c, barefoot laird who was renowned as the Prince Of Muck
• There’s gold in them there hills – and plenty more across Scotland
• Morrison urges voters to stick with conservati­ves despite tarnished record
• Fears as Covid-19 rates rise in North Korea
• Ex-president George W Bush under fire over ‘brutal’ Iraq invasion slip-up
• Russian troops ‘likely to redeploy from Mariupol’
• Why Scotland’s British nationalis­t fringe has turned on foreigners
• Issue of the day Call to ban ‘obesity’ as racist term
• Why we must sow the seeds of a career in farming
• Future Scottish US export market threat
• Of course I’ve got detective skills...i’m married to Wayne
• Many benefits of SNP Government
• Series will capture changing face of our nation
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• FTSE closes up as European markets rebound
• Inflation soaring but allowances can help people safeguard financial futures
• The Herald crosswords
• Law firm to launch beehives across Scottish offices
• Plunge in consumer optimism but sales surprise
• Former rail director calls for safety review

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