The Herald - 2024-03-26

• Insurance wrangle led to ‘suspension’ of rebuilding
• Dog owners warned of penalties after attacks on livestock increase 20%
• Virgin Atlantic’s new aircraft Ruby Rebel honours founder Sir Richard Branson
• ‘King of the Lowlands’ whisky distillery to open to the public
• Muriel Gray told staff at iconic fire-hit art school ‘others can learn from our success’
• ‘I don’t regret being the whistleblo­wer – I’d do it all again’
• Who is in charge at the Glasgow School of Art and what do the governors do?
• Expert warned icon of Scotland was ‘potential furnace’ 20 years before devastatin­g blaze struck
• Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s rise from ‘virtually forgotten’ to cultural giant whose work is now fabric of city’s heritage
• Hop to it! Visitors to get first glimpse of one of the world’s largest frogs at London Zoo
• Statins may ‘help fight gum disease’ says study
• Humans pass more viruses to animals than we catch from them, study finds
• MSPS to probe £100,000 taxpayer funded hardcore ‘secret cave sex party’ film
• Free university tuition would be ‘enshrined’ in an indy Scotland’s constituti­on
• Ofgem to consider ‘time-of-use’ energy price cap for households
• Warning over ‘soaring’ rate of heart care delays
• PM vows UK will protect itself from China after ‘cyber attack’
• Boeing chief executive to step down
• UN Security Council demands ceasefire for Ramadan
• Russians bombard Ukraine in wake of deadly concert attack
• Do voters believe independen­ce is the route to better education and a more equal and equitable future?
• Assisted dying bill sounds fair but safeguards will fail
• It’s abortion protesters who run the gauntlet of bullying
• Holyrood voting system a lottery
• No matter what, the struggle for transgende­r rights will continue and we will prevail
• How can we make sure you can trust your smart speaker?
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
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• Documentar­y details Derek’s final days
• Art exhibition tells of surfers’ lives on islands
• FTSE 100 index takes a dip as investors retreat
• Family ‘sad to be selling’ hotel in historic location after 40 years at the helm
• Direct Line drives off takeover tilt by Brussels-based Ageas
• ‘Serious concern’ over Scottish income tax revealed by IOD poll
• The Herald crosswords
• Edinburgh head office move revealed for newly-merged law company
• Housing plans for landmark city site revealed

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