The Herald on Sunday - 2022-05-29

• Scotland faces a ‘very difficult financial position’, says Forbes
• Misery continues for travellers as ScotRail warns more services hit by cancellati­ons
• Scots ministers restart no-deal Brexit plans amid fears of trade war
• Scots in rural areas face ‘tsunami of poverty’ as fuel costs rise
• Gone with the wind? Scotland’s six offshore wind farms pay just £150k to communitie­s
• ScotRail drivers recruitmen­t crisis could last for five years, warn unions
• How Boris Johnson turned Tory economics upside down
• Boozy goings-on behind black door of Number 10
• Robertson heading to Brussels to plan closer ties with EU
• Greer hits out at ‘vast’ sums spent on Queen’s Jubilee
• The banner of Scotland that you are not allowed to fly
• Scars of abuse are lifelong for victims, brain research reveals
• Tui apologises for flight cancellati­ons as UK faces half-term travel chaos
• Marathon challenge for grieving mother on a special mission
• Fresh fears raised over the legality of ferry-building deal
• Aitken accused of hypocrisy after ‘lifeline’ meals for homeless axed
• Call for public to ‘tick’ care in the countrysid­e against deadly disease
• Frenchman credits bungee jumping for losing fear of heights
• Whisky wars as English vie for malt market share
• Settle on Sunday Boris prays his big bazooka bid pays off in votes
• Five ‘groundbrea­king’ archaeolog­ical finds highlighte­d in Scotland
• Warning that transgende­r reform plans could be ‘more traumatisi­ng’ for people
• Murder & medicine
• Stranger Things star links poverty and mental illness
• Homeland star’s psychosis made him ‘more complete’
• Ricky Gervais and the trans lobby fall out over his new comedy
• Let’s not kid ourselves about the real reasons the Tories announced a windfall tax
• ‘The truth about Lockerbie will never be known … it’s Scotland’s JFK’
• Our pick of the Jubilee celebratio­ns from street parties to tea parties
• Why eating disorders are on the rise
• What’s the difference between monkeypox and chickenpox?
• Chefs give their top hacks for nailing BBQ season
• The latest chapter of TV’s Springwatc­h promises a ‘wildlife packed snapshot’
• FILM PICKS
• Meet the badass on a mission to explain cancer
• FIVE MINUTES WITH... DANNY BOYLE
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• General knowledge crossword
• You’d have to be deluded or a liar to think that everything is known that we can know about Lockerbie
• Lorne Jackson
• Slavery was not allowed in Scotland – we should celebrate its significan­ce
• Senior Republican­s’ claims at NRA rally called into question after Uvalde murders
• Russia claims it has city of Lyman as it fires US warning
• Shootings and political inaction a tragic rhythm to American life
• I’m a Texas school teacher. Do our leaders also expect me to be a gunfighter?
• Susan Egelstaff ATP and WTA fail to make point over Wimbledon
• Muir left trailing by Kipyegon in Oregon
• Goodburn enjoys his home comforts
• Fachie on the march all in a good cause
• Hindley set to make history in Giro
• Aitken up sticks to learn from the best in Egypt
• Hamilton hopes rain will spare him more misery
• Medvedev determined to spend more time On top of the world
• Mystery of the disappeari­ng seeds benefits Swiatek
• Wallace tied for lead at Dutch Open
• McCullum opens the door to T20 talent
• Freiburgha­us takes control in Newmachar
• Wilson appeals to fans to look at big picture
• Schoeman praised For inspiring team-mates
• O’Gara delights in last-gasp triumph
• Debutant stars as Bears run riot
• Cup final promises to be tight affair as City seek to Bolster successes with Celtic out to clinch double
• Budge wants to be a force on continent
• Abramovich bids farewell as Boehly prepares to land
• Ukraine legend tells players to defeat Scots And silence critics
• Postecoglo­u reflects on his experience of Scotland in a play-off
• Baraclough sure Davis can still make mark at Rangers
• Clarke on ups and downs that have Scots primed for date with destiny
• Gilmour can brush off Norwich nightmare and reach very top, says Hanley

The Herald on Sunday - 2022-05-22

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