The Herald - 2024-04-29

• The state of Scotland’s colleges
• ‘Pivotal’ new COPD service
• Glasgow to Loch Lomond a sea of tartan as biggest-ever Kiltwalk takes place
• The Piano is brilliant – don’t let it become yet another bland imitation of X Factor
• Conductor Carneiro has a ball telling of tragedy
• Actress Kidman has ‘chosen love’ throughout her life and career, says husband
• Artist’s pet project is a labour of love to comfort grieving owners
• O’neill seeks ‘thought-out’ response to cross-border asylum seekers in Ireland
• Row as SNP attempts to force UK Government to amend Post Office pardon law
• Blackford denies peerage meeting
• Struggling Yousaf’s time as FM now ‘finished’ say opposition
• ‘Hands off our Highlands’: Calls to axe ‘vanity project of dumped minister’
• Calmac and Peel Ports in row over harbour safety after £15.5m in fees
• A warning to government: There are 52 billion reasons why Scotland’s colleges matter
• Insight into the gender divides affecting Scotland’s colleges
• Wyllie’s work at heart of bid to revive Inverclyde
• Coming out in force for a fair settlement
• Overtouris­m in Majorca ‘should be warning’ for Highlands
• Teacher ‘held to ransom’ by legal firm over her divorce
• Prices for flats increasing more sharply than other property types – with Scotland seeing strongest growth
• Scientists hail ‘exciting’ material that absorbs greenhouse gases
• On this day
• Five dead after tornado batters Baiyun
• Israel and Hamas told to get more serious on talks to halt conflict
• US twisters kill two as state of emergency is declared
• Better PE provision would give kids a sporting chance
• Seven key clues to what’s going to happen to Yousaf
• In defence of Dundas
• Digital move can give patients a home win
• The lack of investment in main trunk roads in the north is a derelictio­n of duty
• Invoice financing could be key for smaller firms
• Business leaders welcome collapse of deal with Greens
• Events security is opportunit­y for former police emergencie­s expert
• Whitbread set for rise in revenues and profits
• Still ‘not nearly enough’ progress on technology

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The Herald - 2024-04-30