The Herald - 2024-04-17

• Ministers to defy lawyers over juryless trial pilot
• Highest number of A&E patients waiting 12 hours or more since January
• Sir Salman Rushdie to talk at Edinburgh Festival about surviving murder bid
• Baker and TV star to receive royal honour
• Scots firms set to generate £66 million in net-zero exports
• Author Rowling accuses Yousaf of ‘showing absolute contempt for women’
• Sunak Rwanda Bill’s fresh beating
• Yousaf claims Tories are finished in keynote STUC speech
• Not so happy Humza couldn’t resist another tilt at those hateful Scots
• Creative Scotland claws back £68,000 from hardcore show
• British sailors complete global race as part of all-female internatio­nal crew
• Police station panic button failed during murder suspect fight, court hears
• Mother was a ‘lioness’ who loved her ‘cubs’
• V&A Dundee to host exhibition charting evolution and influence of the kimono
• Lottery winners step in to save Aye Write book festival
• UK households throw away 1.7bn pieces of plastic a week
• Mother of baby abandoned in shopping bag still not identified, court told
• Victim of killer and serial rapist to tell MSPS about police failings
• ‘Most advanced humanoid robot’ is to be showcased in Scotland to ‘demystify’ tech
• Muslim pupil loses legal case against school prayer refusal
• War graves commission warns of ‘turning point’ for legacy of commemorat­ion
• Prince of Wales to return to work with first official visits
• North-south divide exposes social inequaliti­es, report finds
• Working arrangemen­ts for temporary doctors in NHS ‘can pose safety risk’
• Sacked bar staff at music venue win tribunal claim for lost wages
• Motorists are being charged 40% APR
• Kashmir boat tragedy leaves six dead
• More jurors dismissed from Trump’s historic ‘hush money’ case
• Time is now to support the Fringe ... or watch it wither
• SNP fantasy ‘defence’ plans
• CARLOS ALBA
• Deepfakes threaten democracy
• Shame on the SNP acolytes who traduced JK Rowling and Joanna Cherry
• Scotland has a trade surplus
• Young enhance our democracy
• The one-sided attitude of our Government towards the Middle East is an utter disgrace
• New deer nature proposal is out of order
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• The racers keep their feet on the ground
• RADIO LISTINGS
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Outrage as Electric Fields music festival moves north ... to Glasgow
• FTSE 100 slides amid Middle East concerns
• Scotland’s doomsayers shouldn’t always believe their own propaganda
• Scottish firms showing signs of optimism
• Record-breaking season as cruise holidays to Scotland’s east coast boom
• Scottishpo­wer pays out £1.5m for overchargi­ng its customers
• UK firm swoops to buy TGI Fridays
• Scots engineerin­g giant faces new threat to its independen­ce

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