The Herald - 2022-11-21

• Who owns Scotland’s cities?
• Glasgow to rule on move to site bronze bust of Gandhi in west end park
• Tyler waltzes off Strictly Come Dancing after Blackpool show
• Capaldi honoured as he pays tribute to Local Hero director
• UK Government rules out reports Tory ministers ‘mulling Swiss-style EU deal’
• Swinney told to use Budget to ‘deliver’ for Scots battling cost-of-living crisis
• Scottish Government urged to keep deposit return scheme strategy on track
• Tories call for ferries inquiry after five idle years
• Our city centres and their tax haven links
• Teachers’ leaders in hope of pay deal before strike
• University ‘for common good’ offers free breakfast to students and staff
• ‘No real progress’ in Scotland’s drug death toll, charity claims
• CITY OF GLASGOW COLLEGE
• GRADUATION­S
• Trying to keep up with richer friends impacts mental health of young people
• Race link in study of homeless
• Council in crackdown over posters on lampposts
• Turkey launches air strikes after market bomb blast in Istanbul
• Soldiers killed in IS attack on army position
• Five killed and 18 hurt as gunman opens fire in rampage at gay nightclub
• Will a Scottish icon be torn down for the wrong reasons?
• Issue of the day Having a ‘convo’ about Scrabble
• Yes campaign has become invisible. It needs a new strategy
• How we can all breathe new life into St Andrew’s Day
• The daily struggle to pay council tax debt
• Naples: A city made for flawed genius of Maradona
• National Care Service plans pose a threat to standards
• Banks are the big winners
• Tips to avoid online shopping scams
• A trip of Otter terror
• Outsider’s view of the ferries
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• Comedian offers some serious insights
• Tech company’s Texas acquisitio­n signals growth
• Haughey: Autumn Statement leaves ‘no room for business growth’
• Show to broadcast from Scottish EDGE

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