The Herald on Sunday - 2024-04-07

• FM calls for ‘bad actors’ on hate crime laws to halt ‘misinforma­tion’
• Suspend disbelief New data reveals great divide on Scots pupil exclusions
• Scottish justice reforms ‘risk sending people who have not been proven guilty to prison’ warns KC
• Still giving it both barrels Scots rockers Gun on new music, gigs and ‘hated’ album
• Lorraine Kelly to become ‘granny’ for the first time
• Record £9.9 billion paid out in motor insurance claims last year
• Defending status quo doesn’t work in assisted dying debate
• AI ‘scares the hell out of me’ says composer Charles Fox
• ‘Empathy, not sympathy’ Why Scotland’s schools can be frightenin­g places for children with autism
• The autistic ex-teacher’s story: ‘Schools are brutal places’
• Emily’s story: What it is like at school with autism
• Glasgow’s Jordanhill tops prestigiou­s schools league table for seventh year in a row
• Desperate Hate Crime Act social media martyrs should be pitied
• Dignity in Rwanda How Deacon Blue put the spotlight on abuse crisis
• Chef fine-tunes his career How chart star Keenan now works miracles in the kitchen
• Tarbuck’s titans and a trip down memory lane
• Switch on to virtues of logging off
• One of the world’s most renowned paintings set for Scottish showing
• FILM PICKS
• Acclaimed Scottish professor Richard English talks to our Writer at Large about why terrorism happens, how to combat it and the ways politician­s can often make extremism worse
• Let’s extend not proven verdict
• Kate Forbes is wrong over Coul
• A theory with no substance
• Ferries debacle set to remain in public eye
• Israel dismisses two officers over strikes
• RFK Jr can’t win. But he and Cornel West may put Trump back in the White House
• Susan Egelstaff on Sunday
• Rahm will be unfazed by different preparatio­n for Masters defence
• Everitt’s men march on after storming second half
• Arsenal back on top with romp at the seaside
• Guardiola hails De Bruyne as one of the best in City’s history
• There may be trouble ahead for O’Neil over ref clash
• Clark confident squad will be fuelled by ‘unfinished business’
• ‘He is doing well. Just for this game, I hope he can take his foot off the pedal!’
• Leaders’ five-star show moves them four clear
• Clement stays cool, calm and collected in the heat of battle
• Match prediction­s
• Belgian challenges kids to step up
• Visitors break 32-year record as one player stands out in 2-1 victory
• Huge chance missed for hosts amid turgid performanc­e and Mentality issues…
• Dramatic comeback is pitch perfect for boss
• VAR delivers last-minute heartbreak for the Dons
• Staggies cast further adrift after narrow loss

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