The Herald - 2024-04-16

• Probe into SNP finances ‘is affected by police turmoil’
• Council implored to reconsider plan to close raft of libraries
• Bid to shed light on whether the Moon could have influenced Stonehenge’s design
• BBC host responds after his ‘murders’ remark
• Scientists say coral reefs worldwide facing their ‘biggest threat’ due to bleaching
• Scots scientists reveal the secrets of meteorite’s space journey
• Labour echoes calls for Edinburgh Fringe Festival ‘crisis summit’ on its future
• Organisers of pro-independen­ce rally say Salmond’s Alba cannot take part
• Brown warns supporters of the union ‘need to find a positive argument’
• Argyll confirms council tax freeze
• Sunak urges Netanyahu to show restraint after Iranian barrage
• Probe opens into soaring costs of commission­ers in Scotland
• Bid to boost youth vote as polling suggests widespread disillusio­nment
• Private equity giant plans to build data centre on Britishvol­t gigafactor­y site
• Britishiri­sh relations ‘a lot better’
• Cherie Blair supports campaign to lift one million children out of poverty
• Samsung takes top phonemaker spot back
• Author Rushdie reveals he had a ‘premonitio­n’ about attack
• People with breast cancer are being ‘systematic­ally left behind’, new report warns
• Concern that common type 2 diabetes test may be inaccurate for thousands
• London’s Buckingham Gate tops highest home sellers’ price tags
• Notorious Rest and be Thankful closed again amid landslip fears
• Young climber, 8, reaches Everest base camp
• Beleaguere­d funicular railway to be closed for another year
• Boy who planned festival terror attack detained for seven years
• Arrest after multiple church stabbings
• Israeli military re-warns Palestinia­ns not to return to north Gaza
• Humza Yousaf faces new leadership test over Cass Review
• Can anyone in Israel face down the hawks and stop a disaster?
• We must heed Canada example
• UK being drawn deeper into war
• Six key tests to reboot economic growth
• Alan Bates deserves honour
• UK Government’s approach to telecoms in rural areas is a complete shambles
• Double Crossword
• Alan Carr provides giggles and nostalgia
• FOUR OF THE BEST For The Love Of Dogs with Alison Hammond
• Applicatio­n ‘pitched’ for first 4G football park in the Outer Hebrides
• FTSE 100 down due to miners and energy giants
• Chartered accountant­s profession­al body celebrates record admissions
• Backing for luxury short-term lets on landmark capital street
• Strong trade in Hoggs and heifers
• Volatility warning as world awaits Israel’s response with bated breath
• Financial markets nervous amid rising tensions in Middle East

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