The Herald on Sunday - 2021-05-16

• My despair over pupils’ sex abuse at Scots school
• CLUB ASSETS ‘NOT VALUATED’ BEFORE SALE
• SNP’s Yousaf criticises Rangers fans for ‘selfish’ behaviour
• Scots charity considers taking legal action against Home Office
• How dubious ‘dog’s mess’ design could help capital steal Glasgow’s retail crown
• Scottish M&S supplier blames seals for salmon wounds after RSPCA Assured status is suspended
• The ‘accidental lobbyist’ Is now in the eye of a storm
• Ministers criticised for restrictio­ns easing in England
• Patel accused of ‘flagrant breach’ of ministeria­l code
• ‘Thursday’s events made it clear that Westminste­r’s hostile environmen­t has no place in Glasgow’
• The call of the wild Flames of fury fanned as campfire ravages reserve
• Ex-SAS man ready to embark on solo row across Atlantic
• Stunning elephant sculptures go on display at palace
• No return to Oz Anxiety in Australia who say they’re Grows among ex-pats ‘not allowed to leave’
• No so ship shape Concerns that half of CalMac’s ferries are too old to sail
• Sir Tom helps Scots entreprene­urs get connected to top business leaders
• Unsocial distancing TV star Dooley’s lonely stay on isolated Scots island
• Final Debenhams stores close after 243 years in business
• Perthshire resort prepares for puppy holiday boom
• Several children killed following Gaza air strikes
• Zhurong becomes first Chinese rover to land on Mars
• How unionists pushed Scotland away... and how to stop doing it
• Bard debt Scotland and Bob Dylan
• I’ve always loved rain but there are limits ... and it feels as if we have reached them this month Getting dressed for this see-sawing climate is a game of chance
• It is a bug’s life – if it gets stuck up your nose
• The Scottish Greens are ready to do the hard slog to break through the UK’s system
• Starmer seen as a Mr Plod
• Time for major planning reforms
• Katherine Kelly on her career and post-lockdown living
• Barry Didcock’s TV previews plus seven-day listings
• Three vintage ciders to press our taste buds this summer
• Three pages of puzzles to enjoy this weekend
• 20 of the best street food vans, shacks and stalls
• Sample the joy of eating Singaporea­n cuisine
• It took 12 years to build the Wall. Their tradesmen were even worse than ours
• What is rosacea and how can it be treated?
• My days at the Rock Garden ... and how I became a ‘made man’
• All thanks to a girl and her pineapples
• Is barbecue season turning into a repetitive bore?
• Wonton soup
• Stir-fried beef
• FILM PICKS
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• The Herald on Sunday crosswords
• 1 Cryptic crossword
• Teacher David Stock learned of the extent of pupil-on-pupil abuse when he set one of his classes a writing assignment on the issue of bullying
• Is it just me? Normality looms – I don’t feel ready
• Hospice is a like a golden thread of fate woven into my life
• War without end Why the pressure cooker of Jerusalem has again exploded
• View from the States
• Tensions to the fore in the wake of election
• Smart ways to learn about the future of energy use
• TASK SMART CITIES
• Excitement grows with Scots in mix to make history
• Sports writer and Sunday columnist
• Fairytale for Bland as Scots miss opportunit­y
• A mixed blessing
• Murray set to miss French Open
• Capital men’s fightback too late to thwart Warriors
• Muir to the fore in shorter distance speed test
• Cuthbert in dreamland as she thrives at Chelsea
• Tuchel blue as Rodgers lifts trophy to make history
• Rodrigo at the double, but more to come promises Leeds manager
• Dundee ride out resurgent Raith fight-back to reach final
• POWER OUT OF OUR HANDS
• Goodwin feared season would not be completed
• Davidson hails his players as Saints seal European place
• Spittal insists Ross County will play to win
• Brown offers one final PARTING SHOT
• Caretaker manager hopes six of his Best get picked for Scotland squad
• Ross happy with fitting finish by understudi­es
• Interim job the greatest honour for Kennedy
• Veteran Davis proves he’s still PICK OF THE Ibrox champions’ BUNCH
• Midfielder touched by Smith recognitio­n
• Gerrard savours first champagne moment at Ibrox
• ROOFE COMES OFF ON TROPHY DAY
• Soak up success, says Gerrard
• Effort worth it in end for Tavernier

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