The Herald on Sunday - 2022-01-30

• Woman is killed in storm and Glasgow families are evacuated
• ‘Scots will get more devolved powers when I’m PM’ says Sir Keir
• Castles and heritage sites across Scotland could be left to crumble
• KPMG withdraws from Scot Gov contract bids after string of scandals
• ‘Forget nature as we know it’ says Scot who spent 40 years by David Attenborou­gh’s side
• Cressida to the rescue ... but the Tories are doomed
• Beastly Beastie Boy Boris fights for his right to party
• Starmer calls for quick release of Sue Gray report on Scottish trip
• Boris Johnson to call Vladimir Putin and visit region
• The fiery preacher whose pal got burned at the stake
• Young praises Amazon after removing catalogue from rival Spotify
• Scottish Government facing £5m bill after losing High Court case over shipyard takeover
• Action ordered as Scottish pollution bounces back after pandemic slump
• Scot of the Antarctic Paralympia­n prepares for ‘the ultimate challenge’
• Mastermind ... or empty head?
• Why plans to privatise C4 would deal a devastatin­g blow to Scots TV industry
• Breathtaki­ng book with a grim past goes on display
• SettleOnSu­nday
• Cyclists are advised to ride in centre of the road in latest changes to Highway Code
• Scottish ‘transport alliance’ makes plea for new tax on frequent flyers
• Try your best Scottish call for Six Nations rugby squads to tackle Tonga crisis
• Ambitious Japanese plans on track to create new lunar exploratio­n vehicle
• Pope Francis condemns ‘fake news’ distorting vaccine facts
• Russia ‘won’t start war in Ukraine’claims foreign minister
• Deaths expected to keep rising in USA after Omicron surge
• Animal instincts Is pet-loving PR chief Carrie the real power behind doors of No 10?
• Scotland should be aiming higher
• Too high a price to pay
• The atrocious, true history of Scotland’s wicked witch hunts
• 20 of the best birdwatchi­ng spots in Scotland
• Chef Ed loves dinners from whatever’s in his fridge
• Jamaican food is more than just jerk chicken
• Rasta pumpkin pasta
• Plantain and apple crumple
• A new crop of stars aims to evade capture in the latest series of Celebrity Hunted
• FILM PICKS
• Grab those oven gloves, Mary Beard on the art that is too hot to handle
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• Giant general knowledge crossword
• Lorne Jackson
• Prison seige proves Islamic State is far from defeated
• Niggling suits Putin down to the ground
• Bad situation looks set to deteriorat­e with only jihadists standing to benefit
• Australia Not everyone is convinced by new protection for Great Barrier Reef
• View from the States
• A space you can call your own
• Family care is close at hand
• Sports bodies should be taking lead in tackling abuse
• Barty brings the good times back Down Under
• Nadal and Medvedev united in both striving for historic victory
• Chantry House keeps Gold Cup bid on track
• Kyrgios rates win the best in his career
• England coach issues warning with rallying cry to ‘go after’ Townsend’s men in Calcutta Cup
• Scots fail to cash in on Venter hat-trick
• Warriors run Irish ragged
• ‘Excited’ McIlroy eyes Dubai hat-trick
• Curlers to lead Team GB medal charge in Beijing
• McCoist believes Van Bronckhors­t’s experience will help
• Postecoglo­u wants to turn pain to gain
• All eyes on struggling Saints ahead of Scottish Cup return
• Stanway pulls away as City’s record goalscorer
• Lafferty lifts hopes in race for promotion
• Leagues 1&2
• County cook up a storm as Rangers blow chance to keep rivals at bay
• Aribo laments composure as Ibrox side ship cheap goals
• Livingston come out roaring after break
• Mouthwater­ing derby awaits after Celtic leave it late to pick off United
• Harsh justice Courts feels hard done by
• Neilson still wants more from Hearts
• Starfelt backs Celtic to go top in midweek
• Dutchman slams Ibrox side after costly slip-up
• ...but manager warns going top will mean nothing yet

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