The Herald on Sunday - 2022-03-13

• JK Rowling: ‘Labour can’t be counted on to defend women’
• Scotland and Wales willing to be ‘super sponsors’ for refugees
• Call for new windfall tax as Scots energy firms earn £1.5bn profits
• Ukrainian families ‘overwhelme­d with Scotland’s kindness’ as lorryload of baby boxes are delivered
• SNP accused of ‘betraying trust’ of families over dementia support
• Taxing questions for PM as Sir Keir energises debate
• Harvie: ‘War cannot justify more oil and gas production’
• Slater: We can be the Scotland of Kenmure Sreet
• A lonely boy who became the father of a parliament
• Scottish Covid-19 infection levels ‘scrutinise­d intensely’ as cases continue to rise
• Ministers spent £560k of public cash for advice over ferry network
• Capital records Book is a high note for Edinburgh
• Bridgerton vs Bridgeton
• ‘Astonishin­g’ £1.7bn backlog lays bare the dire state of Scotland’s road network
• Minister urged not to relax eco rules for farmers despite fears of global crop shortages
• ‘It’s causing distress’ Patients deteriorat­e after NHS hydrothera­py cuts
• £150k revamp to mark upcoming 70th anniversar­y of ‘Three Men on the Hill’
• Developers are threatenin­g the ‘wildness’ of Scotland: report
• Living in the red Millionair­e puts the nation’s distinctiv­e rooftops in the frame
• Singer Robert Plant admits he felt ‘intimidate­d’ by Page and Jones
• Foreign fighters heighten danger in an already perilous situation
• Maternity ward atrocity clearly show Putin is simply a war criminal committing genocide
• Will the future work for you? Why Scottish office life is in the midst of a revolution
• 10 of the best urban hotels in Scotland
• Trying to shine a light on endometrio­sis sufferers
• Tips to avoid getting colds
• Six wines to put the wind in your sails
• Benjamina Ebuehi on eating more beige food and unexpected flavour combinatio­ns
• Plantain and fennel quiche
• Parsnip, orange and giner loaf
• Jane Horrocks on the return of Bloods
• FILM PICKS
• Kyle was vile...and Norton’s gentle Irish cop makes his debut
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• General knowledge crossword
• We’re at the start of a moment that’s being defined as ‘the nowhere office’: a trend which sees mostly white collar workers jettisonin­g old ways of working post-pandemic
• Lorne Jackson
• Look black in anger Will referee Ross’s new pitch win over Boris?
• A lot Ryding on TikTok star
• Johnson isn’t up to task of tackling Putin
• Kyiv residents evacuate as Russian troops close in
• Russia ‘lying’ to justify violent attacks
• Zelenskyy defiant as troops close in on Kyiv
• Thursday, March 10 Rail report blames failings by bosses for deadly crash
• Serena shines the spotlight on double standards
• Shanahan back after ‘three weeks from hell’
• Hamilton fearing for Mercedes’ title chances
• Gordon thrown in the deep end to plough through ‘mash tatties’
• Little respite as players are left to blow in the wind
• All change in women’s game as revamped SWPL looms
• Postecoglo­u’s early taste of Silver whet appetite
• Graham getting to grips with Tannadice life After a roller-coaster season
• Bitton still bitter over his United dismissal
• Imrie’s men do McInnes a favour in the title race
• Lower leagues
• ‘If we didn’t win two trophies, your job was in jeopardy’
• Thomson backs firm friend Brown to land on his feet in football management after Pittodrie farewell
• McGhee desperate to sample Hampden atmosphere at last
• Ballymun boy Tierney took the tough road to Motherwell
• Jasper prepared for cup clash after taking on City’s galaxy of stars
• Townsend calls for an 80-minute performanc­e
• Jones proud of his battling heroes as Ewels’ receives fastest red card
• Shaky Scots forced to
• Crowley so proud of side despite home defeat
• Relief in Rome
• Postecoglo­u won’t sweat over future for loan duo

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