The Herald on Sunday - 2022-11-06

• ‘Shameful’ lack of body-worn cameras for police officers
• Immigratio­n centre firebombin­g was a ‘terrorist attack’
• ‘Staffing or inappropri­ate skill mix’ blamed for 59 ‘near misses’ and 14 incidents ‘causing illness or injury’ in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
• NHS strikes warning issued as pay offer rejected
• Tayside and Forth Valley: Why are their A&E figures so far apart?
• Ex-SNP minister calls for land levy to generate £2 billion for Scotland’s NHS and social care
• Delayed trains hit ScotRail for more than £400,000 in just six months
• Competence without charisma is a hard sell to electorate
• Tributes spark curiosity for personal histories
• First Minister to face new SNP internal revolt on controvers­ial Gender Recognitio­n Reform Bill
• Starmer brands Scots NHS waiting times ‘unacceptab­le’
• The recreated old castle fit to grace any shortbread tin
• The Crown star Debicki says show is ‘clearly fictional’ despite uproar
• Scotland’s deep secret Disturbing history of whale hunting comes to the surface
• New Twitter CEO Musk says ‘no choice’ but to cut staff
• ‘You couldn’t make it up’ landlords’ soaring salaries
• Wealthier countries need to ‘step up’ in climate fight, US envoy Kerry warns
• Life in a material world Why Scots are giving up their clothes in record numbers
• Ferry solutions floated Scots Gov body contradict­s FM over privatisat­ion study
• Settle on Sunday Our children may never forgive us
• Grieving Withnail and I star doesn’t believe ‘time heals everything’
• Optimism for Scots universiti­es as Labour seek to rejoin Erasmus
• Twin town How gardners in Grantownon-Spey saved a rare Scots flower from extinction
• Movember health campaign a ‘powerful catalyst for change’
• TV star Beeny wants to change hair loss stereotype
• Hancock’s 15 minutes Is there no beginning to fame-seeking MP’s talents?
• Global expert on independen­ce says SNP can win Indyref2 ... but populism must be embraced
• A life in songs: Jarvis Cocker and Pulp
• Ten autumn walks to enjoy in Scotland this weekend
• Lung cancer, the myths
• Chefs share their favourite warming autumn puddings
• Drink advent calendars
• Netflix’s The Crown brings ‘drama with a capital D’
• FILM PICKS
• Actors storming against type in twin-sets and bonnets
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• General knowledge crossword
• Week that was
• Zelenskyy accuses Russia of ‘energy terrorism’
• Italy’s new far-right rulers close ports to rescue ships
• A battle for the soul of the USA looms
• Susan Egelstaff Thin-skinned Horner’s Sky boycott only hurts Red Bull
• Regini-Moran lost for words after historic gold
• Stokes hailed after guiding England into semi-finals
• Farooq not done with boxing yet
• Klopp success story proves a point for Conte
• Nketiah eager for crack at the big time
• Haaland leaves it late to put City top
• Davis welcomes chance to return to winning ways on Domestic front for Ibrox side
• Van Bronckhors­t sets sights on January reinforcem­ents as injuries wreak havoc
• May eyes birthday celebratio­n with win over Rangers
• Lower leagues
• Miovski scoring form comes as no surprise to Ramadani who saw his prowess at MTK
• Sky’s the limit: Scottish Cup semis offer bonus
• Late, late fireworks as relentless Celtic show they still don’t stop under Australian
• Ayr remain top after extending unbeaten run to four games
• Mackay delighted to see his newcomers adapt to intensity
• Hammell expects strong Hearts outfit despite raft of injuries
• Pivac tells Wales to get physical after NZ loss
• Townsend backs his men to learn in time for Kiwis
• Job done, but lacklustre Scots will need to up game quickly
• Scotland ratings
• Postecoglo­u continues to be confounded by ‘new toy’ VAR
• Russell set for dramatic return

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