The Herald on Sunday - 2022-09-11

• Royals united in grief as they read public’s tributes at Balmoral Castle
• First Minister joins UK leaders at Accession of King Charles III
• ‘Unequalled in devotion’ mother as he is proclaimed
• ‘I don’t see the succession as a threat to the monarchy’
• Senior politician­s recall Her Majesty’s ‘warm spirit’ that brought comfort to all
• William’s olive branch to Harry sees brothers and wives united
• The media’s dream logic avoids the realities of modern UK
• The Commonweal­th is in ‘robust, good health’
• Final details for Queen Elizabeth’s farewell confirmed
• Sturgeon calls on Scotland to ‘mark our country’s loss’
• Posh suburb where sex is something else entirely
• Great British Bake Off to return and offer ‘an alternativ­e’ to mourners
• ‘We’re the lucky ones’ Scots mum praises the pioneering new study into sepsis
• Shareholde­rs ‘still interested’ in US firm’s controvers­ial bid to partown Rangers
• Scots star Darius’s death is ruled an accident as family thank fans for ‘love’
• Scottish CrimeCon brings together parents of Scots killed abroad
• Sacrifice never forgotten Tribute to 14 Indian soldiers who all died in Scotland
• Settle on Sunday Problems lie in waiting for King Charles
• Three bereaved fathers set off from Scotland on suicide awareness walk
• Graze anatomy How 10 residents of tiny Scots island are creating a new society on the hoof
• Hip fractures to double globally as population­s grow frailer
• Reign forecast Just what kind of King will Charles III be?
• Is modern life just a game? How we are all being played by government and big business ... and don’t even know it
• Jack Docherty 10 things that changed my life
• Could my child be having migraines? Yes, it’s possible
• Things you might not know about dementia
• Paul Hollywood shares his all-time favourite bakes
• A Scandi Flick transforms Captain Slow into Captain Collision
• FILM PICKS
• When the dream of a home turns into a living nightmare
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• General knowledge crossword
• Scots neuroscien­tist Adrian Hon lifts the lid on ‘gamificati­on’ in his disturbing book You’ve Been Played
• What a selfless servant to the nation the Queen was, unassuming and self-effacing, an example to all public servants
• This is why we don’’t need nuclear power
• Ukrainian soldiers break through Russian frontlines
• Xi offers ‘sincere appreciati­on’ of the Queen’s legacy
• A soldier’s story ‘I have a wife and daughter, so I have everything to lose if we do not win’
• To destroy Trump, is it OK to break the rules? We’ll pay a high price for doing so
• Susan Egelstaff Women’s sport still being short-changed by the media
• Appleby happy with New London in St Leger bid
• Robinson backs aggressive policy
• Meenagh relishes inspiring next-gen
• Pole-sitter Leclerc wants no mistakes
• More woe for Scots after painful Chile defeat
• Ruud at ease being outshone by Haaland
• McIlroy hot on heels of leaders after lucky break
• DUNDEE’S ORIGINAL EUROPEAN PIONEERS
• Home advantage could be key in Scotland draw
• Gemmill excited by emerging talents Doak and Wilson
• Boyle wanted to ‘turn Scottish’ after penalty miss
• Gallagher targets return to Scotland set-up at St Mirren
• Ibrox versatilit­y has put Sands back into the picture for US World Cup squad
• Virgo backs Gilmour to make good on his Brighton move
• ‘He was telling me that the Parkhead crowd was amazing and that we played good’
• Taylor backs Celtic to hit their stride in Champions League
• Former SPL chief pleased to see FFP rules applied
• Virgo says time not right for Postecoglo­u

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