The Herald on Sunday - 2022-02-20

• Scotland’s richest 200 times better off than the poorest
• Damage clean-up bill could top over £300m, say insurers
• ‘At breaking point’ Scottish courts chaos ‘denying people right to legal representa­tion’
• Appeal for Scots to report concerns for the vulnerable
• Trump’s tariff blamed as Irish whiskey sales catch up with Scotch in US
• Sturgeon to ‘make up for lost time’ over young people in care system
• Dame Zandra Rhodes visits Aberdeen to celebrate 50 years in fashion industry
• REVEALED New vision for care is branded a ‘betrayal’ of Scotland
• Never has SNP’s lack of an industrial policy been so obvious
• RAF jet flew hundreds of miles for PM photoshoot
• ‘Toxic’ PM absent from Scottish Tory election leaflets
• PM asks Western leaders to unite against Putin
• The volcano that became the Big Ben of Scotland
• Pulitzer winner Tyler would ‘destroy all copies’ of early work out of ‘embarassme­nt’
• ‘Very odd’ to feel God’s love yet struggle with depression, admits Archbishop of Canterbury
• Sound of silence? One man’s search for a bird’s song ... before it’s too late
• The grave cost of online shopping
• Glasgow firm’s new owners deny Italian mafia links
• Controvers­ial sex survey may change for trans pupils
• Settle On Sunday Putin will pay high price for his aggression
• MacAskill slams ‘gobsmackin­g’ sums paid out in failed Rangers case
• Grass roots revolution How Scots are breathing new life into derelict land
• Holmes accuses ITV of ‘hypocrisy’ and hits out at co-host Schofield
• The Duke of hazard ‘Randy Andy’ has little hope of rehabilita­tion
• British people can move forward as one
• Scotland’s shipbuildi­ng industry will surely be scuppered if independen­ce ever comes to pass
• Should Scotland decriminal­ise all drugs and only use prisons as a last resort?
• 20 of the very best secondhand book stores in Scotland
• Did Dry January go well? Here’s seven booze-free beers to try
• Phil Vickery on making do when money was tight – and the secret of canned food
• Sweet potato, cauliflowe­r curry
• From Inventing Anna to The Dropout: Why Hollywood loves con artists and scammers
• FILM PICKS
• Call 999, there’s trouble brewing in the baby business
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• General knowledge crossword
• Pro-Russian separatist­s order ‘full military mobilisati­on’
• Trump fails in efforts to block Capitol insurrecti­on lawsuits
• Ukraine crisis is finally coming to a head ... where it all first started
• Why is Joe Biden now less popular than Donald Trump? Well, he’s certainly earned it
• Storm brews on horizon over Scottish council cuts
• Susan Egelstaff Olympics are broken but can be fixed with action now
• Disappoint­ed Mouat vows to be back for gold
• Musgrave angry over ‘ridiculous’ shortening of race
• Fakir D’Oudairies delights O’Brien with Ascot Chase victory
• Wilson’s men dig deep to move up to second
• Darge all too aware of need to step up level to beat French
• Reekie warned as Hodgkinson signals intent with record
• Scots face Colombia in World Cup bid
• Campbell can’t wait to be homecoming hero at the Hydro
• Jamieson glad to go the distance to win title
• Salah proud to reach landmark in comeback win
• Kane shows City what they missed out on with star turn
• Harrison and Thomas stop the rot in Murcia
• Inspiratio­nal Cumings won’t mind wait for cap after miracle recovery
• Lafferty at the double as Kilmarnock go level at top
• Cove cement their place at peak by beating Bairns
• Postecoglo­u hopes side will heed the harsh lesson from Bodo
• McGhee keen for old hands to take the wheel at Dens
• Lambert warns Rangers to expect full-on assault from wounded Dortmund
• Loanee Mayo tipped to make grade at Ibrox by Thistle manager
• Doyle-Hayes double gives Maloney a timely boost
• Martindale left irked again as Livi spurn chances
• Hallberg pulls the strings as Saints rally for vital victory
• Goodwin gamble pays off with point on the board
• Brown ‘still an Aberdeen player’

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