The Herald on Sunday - 2022-05-22

• Scottish Transport Minister claims rail cuts are ‘opposite of chaos’
• FM’s legacy will be ‘defined by delivery or not of independen­ce’ ( but ‘Alex Salmond would give her a run for her money’)
• ‘Any objective analysis would conclude it’s a record of abject failure’
• ‘I think Nicola Sturgeon knows indy is out of reach’
• ‘It is significan­t Scotland’s highest-profile politician is a woman’
• Your newlynatio­nalised rail service is already in a death spiral
• Foot in mouth stops PM doing the hokey-cokey
• Sturgeon ‘should be congratula­ted’ says Salmond ... but warns over Indyref2 promise
• PM must ‘urgently explain’ secret Sue Gray meeting
• An independen­t mind who became a national treasure
• MSP behind proposals to legalise assisted dying is ‘confident’ Holyrood bill will pass
• Final fling? Why Scots are turning their backs on the Highland Games
• The time has come for a digital detox
• ‘Indy Scotland would have to keep Trident for 10 years to get Nato membership’
• No depth to CMAL report ‘Generic’ memo reveals lack of answers on ships’ progress
• SettleonSu­nday Honour is an alien concept to Johnson
• Scottish scientists develop app to solve the century-old mystery of fatal horse illness
• New flights of fancy Exotic bird species are winging their way to Mull
• Rising concerns
• Number two chart spot for Sam Ryder’s Space Man
• The Prime suspect Met have saved greased piglet’s bacon ... for now
• In this time of crisis, we really must do better
• ‘EU would welcome an indy Scotland – but currency is going to be the main problem’
• 10 of the best caves, tunnels, bunkers, mines and crypts to explore
• Male breast cancer and a new infertilit­y link is discovered
• Being able to switch off
• Listen to your body when it comes to food and exercise
• Stranger Things is back for a terrifying fourth season
• FILM PICKS
• A fine romance sputters in this coffee shop tale
• FIVE MINUTES WITH... SUE PERKINS
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• General knowledge crossword
• Lorne Jackson
• Dundas and the slave trade
• The real challenge facing the Kirk today
• It’s now clear Putin aims to ‘save’ Ukraine by destroying it
• Nato objection is classic Erdogan
• Albanese the ‘builder’ beats ‘bulldozer’ Morrison in tight election contest
• ‘Self-reliance’ doctrine is put to the test by Covid-19
• Historic mass strike could bring nation to a standstill
• Daniels does men’s game huge service but more to do
• Native on the winning Trail for Appleby
• Muir happy to be back with a bang after injury lay-off
• Bullish Woods receives reality check with a 79
• Pain in Spain as Hamilton struggles with his car
• Paris boost as Norrie wins first clay-court title
• Yates battles back from disappoint­ment with stage win
• BLAIR’S MEN WIN GAME OF HIGH STAKES
• Coach gives players credit for second-half turnaround
• Watsonians repel Bulls to maintain perfect run
• Klopp reflects on improbable chance
• Trailblaze­rs Glasgow City merit seat on new board
• Giakoumaki­s calls on Jota to commit future to Parkhead club
• Johnson reflects on ‘carnage’ of Romanov’s reign
• Gordon hopes SPFL can agree on review
• Only colossal bid can tempt Rangers to part with Bassey as defender shines
• Neilson points to quality in reserve for Rangers as telling factor in Hampden showdown
• Van Bronckhors­t hints at McGregor stay despite cameo
• Not much between the two sides, says Halkett
• GERS MADE OF STUFF
• Final redemption

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