The Herald on Sunday - 2022-05-15

• Plea for Scots Gov help as demand for housing advice soars
• Putin makes threat to Finland amid fury at Nato membership bid
• Abandon ships? Concerns as leaked report shows massive Ferries will never be used increase in serious faults
• ‘We get little informatio­n’ Ukrainians in Scotland are left in limbo
• ‘Brand new home’ NHS offer entices new doctors to live in Ayrshire
• Time is running out for the unionist veto in Northern Ireland
• Test to ‘determine whether 12-year-old boy is dead’
• SNP votes have fallen in Scotland’s islands following ferry delays
• Pupil behaviour in Scotland is ‘worst it’s been in years’
• WHA’S LIKE US? Visionary saw nature in a new light ... and kept it safe
• TV host Walsh opens up on ‘different ballgame’ approach to fatherhood
• Why the First Minister’s speech in the US could be very awkward indeed ...
• You’ve won – then what?
• FM aims to strengthen relations with the US
• A living language Scotland’s incoming species are given new Gaelic names
• Settle on Sunday
• Demand in Scotland’s forestry market soars amid climate change battle
• Scots Gov stands accused of failing dementia patients over controvers­ial £50m care costs
• Concerns as German firm given green light to build new windfarm
• Ashes to ashes Thousands of trees felled due to deadly fungus
• Homes in streets with royal names go for princely sums
• Terminally-ill Dame’s thanks to Duke for ‘special memory’
• Wagging the tale Costly farce reflects badly on public’s obsession with cosmetic nonsense
• GE will be won on the cost-of-living crisis
• Undying legacy Celebratin­g 125 years of Dracula – the monster who changed the world
• 10 of our favourite indepedent Scottish record shops
• Five very easy ways to quickly lift your spirits
• Common nutrition myths
• The original Flava brothers on loving Chinese food
• Anna Higham on taking the fear out of puddings, and not being intimidate­d in shouty kitchens
• Hay custard and tayberry tart
• Milk meringue with tayberries
• Josh Widdicombe: ‘I’ve ruined my life if Channel 4 does get privatised’
• FILM PICKS
• From jet travel to dating, everything is up in the air again
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• General knowledge crossword
• Lorne Jackson
• Minimum pricing only gives the alcohol industry unearned extra profits. We need better solutions
• Indyref 2 must be delivered
• Russia suffers heavy losses as bridge destroyed
• Israeli police beat pallbearer­s at journalist’s funeral
• ‘Sabotage’ and ‘deep strike’ strategy behind mystery fires
• A nation now nears meltdown
• It will take an independen­t investigat­ion to get to the truth behind killing of journalist
• Prosecutor’s death harks back to dark days of cartels
• Parliament speech dances around cost of living crisis
• Susan Egelstaff Alcaraz jumps queue in bid to take over from Big Three
• Strange backs Woods to do better at US PGA
• Baaeed a class apart in Lockinge stroll
• Rankin eyes Battle of Britain encounter
• Swiatek extends winning run to reach final
• Hills gain revenge to give coach big send-off
• Bradbury determined to bow out on a high
• Leinster reach final with more to come
• Scotland can wait as Johnny-come-lately focuses on derby win
• Inglis’ 5,000-mile trek pays off
• Becker makes Chelsea pay penalty once again
• Forrest keen to play key role after signing new contract
• Postecoglo­u insists he has inspiratio­n he needs for Europe already at Parkhead
• Changing of the guard as league reform looms
• Eurovision dress rehearsal: Glasner plays strongest XI
• Manager insists Frankfurt squad is fresh And ready to take on Rangers
• Kamara to cap journey to the top
• Europa League win an ideal tonic for Jack
• Rangers show strength in depth ahead of finals double-header
• Gio hopes his team and fans put on show in Seville
• ‘Bigger, better because We never stop’
• Captain warns hard part will be keeping title
• Courts defends fans for being ‘overzealou­s’ with pyrotechni­cs
• Taste for more

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