The Herald - 2022-11-24

• Stakes high for Sturgeon as indy legal bid falls apart
• Sturgeon’s job and reputation at stake as she has to fall back on ‘Plan C’
• Votes for Alba and Greens ‘would be counted’
• Sturgeon won’t say if she will quit if she loses vote
• Indyref2 would have ‘political consequenc­es’
• NHS Forth Valley placed in special measures over ‘governance and culture’
• The struggles of Scotland’s once-bustling High Streets
• Scots businesses can count on good advice with taxing issues
• GRADUATION­S
• Ex-prestwick Airport boss to take over equivalent role at nationalis­ed shipyard
• Gangs ‘likely behind Celtic gold heist’
• Power outages in Ukrainian cities and Moldova after new strikes
• Gunman who killed six at Virginia Walmart store was employee, police say
• Teenager killed after twin explosions strike near bus stops in Jerusalem
• Turkish president vows to carry out ground invasion in Syria
• Issue of the day Glasgow police get tough on cream
• What next for the Scottish independen­ce movement?
• Sunak and Starmer have yet to admit that Brexit was a mistake
• Why are so many of our historic sites still closed?
• This judgment has surely been steeped in politics
• Voluntary? That’s a myth
• We need to be protected from a Government that is prepared to campaign dishonestl­y
• How bosses can help in cost of living crisis
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Green light for Taskmaster sidekick
• Demand for payout after Brexit hits culture bids
• Pound rebounds despite fresh recession fears
• Boyd Legal acquires Glenrothes firm Baird & Company
• Plans are approved for smallest distillery on whisky island of Islay
• Investment in unique sustainabi­lity programme to support 350 farmers
• Scottish independen­t Parkmead reports record year-end results
• The Herald crosswords
• Rise in Buckfast sales drives up profits at distributo­r J Chandler & Company
• Scottish firms call for rates freeze to match UK

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