The Herald on Sunday - 2022-10-30

• ‘New era of austerity’ threatened if Sunak freezes spending
• ‘Endgame’ for focus on nationalis­m in Scotland
• Scotland’s proposed National Care Service is branded a ‘glorified commission­ing service’
• Red tape fury as ‘non-compliant’ Scottish meat faces EU export block
• What really made Lady Poole leave the Covid inquiry?
• The world must ‘work together’ to fight terrorism
• New PM Sunak to meet Douglas Ross to ‘discuss Union strategy reset’ ahead of Scotland visit
• EU: members must commit to joining euro but timing ‘open’
• A big hoose where royals can let their heirs down
• Travel chaos as 2,000 ScotRail staff strike over pay with more action due
• Storm brews on Jura Millionair­e accused of ‘ignorance’ over plans
• Twitter may have ‘different modes’ with Musk at helm
• ‘Shambles beggars belief’ end plans for ‘green fuel’ ferries
• Looking from ‘a different angle’ helped find vital Lawrence evidence
• Scottish Greens MSP proposes free transport plans for hospitalit­y workers
• Pollution solutions Innovators show how plastic can be fantastic
• Settle on Sunday Broken system is pull factor for migrants
• Lewis opens up on ‘flattening and difficult’ time after wife’s death
• Scots scientists claim new heart disease treatment could stem from daffodils
• ‘It’s a constant worry’ Mass deaths spark concern for Scottish bird population
• Princess calls on addicts to ‘please ask for help’
• ‘Gods are real’ Inside the secretive world of Scotland’s real-life witches
• A life in songs: George Michael
• Spice up Halloween with a visit to a spooky castle
• Cholestero­l affects the young too
• How to make the most of your pumpkins
• Food waste
• Is SAS Rogue Heroes the most gripping small screen war drama we can’t wait to watch?
• FILM PICKS
• Now this could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• General knowledge crossword
• Kevin McKenna’s Diary
• We’re in for a bumpy ride
• Why couldn’t a border work?
• The Crown is tarnished
• Ukraine pushes back as Russian battles for Bakhmut
• Iranian security forces open fire on protesters
• A brutal, resentful and rancorous election goes down to the wire
• I’m no fan of Trump, but Musk should let the ex-president join the Twitter fray once again
• Armstrong’s sorry tale fails to bring huge shift in doping
• Russell left to regroup after Ahoy Senor upset
• Leader Smith keeps feet on ground in Portugal
• Terrible memories still haunt Moeen
• Phillips century paves way for Black Caps win
• Potter spell broken on return to old club
• Postecoglo­u applauds his players for sticking to their guns
• Lower leagues
• Gordon singles out Sibbick for praise after role in RFS Victory for Tynecastle side
• Pittman reflects on ‘crazy’ journey
• SFA should widen net in search for new performanc­e manager
• Boyle injury takes shine off as Johnson prays for his quick recovery
• Few thrills but Davidson delighted to make It back-to-back wins
• Fox not happy with VAR verdict on red card
• McCall wants players to ‘do the dirty work’
• Queen’s Park display shows how high ambition has risen
• RANGERS RETURN TO WINNING WAYS
• Lundstram reveals crunch talks helped Ibrox side to victory
• Talking points
• Bulls out to make fans proud in clash of the titans
• All right on the night for Samuel
• Wales blown out by New Zealand
• Townsend unhappy with referee decisions
• Townsend gives his backing to stand-off
• Van Bronckhors­t sets sights on Ajax after victory over Aberdeen

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