The Herald - 2023-05-27

• Private prison sees major increase in violent assaults Culture of violence and fear as probe reveals razor blade and scalding attacks
• Summer of flight chaos looms as staff at Edinburgh Airport reject pay offer
• Who will succeed in Succession finale? Place your bets
• Suffragett­e Indian princess’s blue plaque commemorat­ion at London home
• Loach’s latest would be a fitting finale
• SNP bottle scheme upended by Whitehall applying Brexit law
• Labour accuse SNP of trying to delay Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election
• Former owner’s shock as his ‘cursed’ car rams into gates of Downing Street
• Officer who helped arrest Bayoh denies ever wanting to join BNP
• Police chief must give us the evidence
• Grant’s claims of unlawful activity against Sun publisher will go to high court
• Parents jailed for 27 and 29 years for ‘savage’ Christmas murder of baby son
• Rank and file anger over Chief Constable’s ‘institutio­nal racism’ admission
• Met police apologise over loss of case evidence
• Stadium rockers get the cash registers singing
• Schofield resigns from ITV after admitting he lied about affair with ‘much younger’ colleague
• Cost of home insurance rises 6.7% as average premium quoted hits £162
• Rare works by Scottish Colourists set to fetch up to £175,000 at auction
• City centre air quality already meets targets - do we need the LEZ?
• Boost for savers as banks announce new deals
• Dali art masterpiec­e loaned out ‘with no benefit to Glasgow’
• Suppliers take centre stage
• Glasgow hairdresse­r providing service with a style
• Popular patron of charity and the arts and co-founder of prize for historical fiction
• Glasgow was miles better... but what has happened to the optimism and promise? The Big Read
• Two people killed and boys injured as Russian missile destroys clinic
• Mid-air terror as passenger opens plane door
• Judge dismisses lawsuit over nude teenagers in 1968 film Romeo and Juliet
• Home working is a choice we should all have, job permitting
• Sorry, Alister, but foreign diplomats will always want to speak to the SNP
• Why Council Tax debt is such a big worry
• Tourism pound back to being targeted
• We should welcome a Scots tourist tax
• Wealth of nation’s richest five families would pay public sector wages bill
• May the Force be with you, my fellow officers
• Livingston­e should pay the price for failings of his force
• Scots word of the week
• Our MPS and MSPS want to make communitie­s better
• On this day
• Optimism over US debt talks give boost to FTSE
• Uncertain outlook for global economy is an improvemen­t on what was feared
• Oil firms unhappy at ‘moving goalposts’
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