The Herald on Sunday - 2024-05-26

• Supporters could face ban from stadiums under pyrotechni­c law
• Ashley row
• ‘Collateral damage’ fears return of US tariffs
• Whisky industry if Trump wins
• Edinburgh pupils a cut above the rest as they win King’s Foundation fashion prize
• ‘Going back to the Dark Ages’
• FM Swinney defends support of Matheson
• Vennells shows that sorry is far from hardest word to say
• Boyne: Holocaust should not be learned through fiction
• Global pandemic treaty ‘on hold’ after disagreeme­nts
• SNP don’t give a Friar Tuck about our summer holiday
• ‘Toxic soil contaminat­ion’ concern
• ‘Great catastroph­es’ Why bulldozing the city’s historic buildings is bad for Glaswegian­s’ health
• Parents urged to ‘be aware’ of children’s online activity
• Red revolution­ary wanted to see ‘Celtic communism’
• Final speech
• ‘There are no quick fixes to the challenges that lead to Scotland’s population decline’
• ‘Wake-up call’ to ministers
• TV couple Holmes and Langsford announce divorce
• Global supplies
• Trump trial
• The Don of New York
• Barking judge
• ‘Linguistic imperialis­m’
• Rare speech
• DEREK MCARTHUR
• Perhaps it’s time to rethink our ideas about ‘highbrow’ art
• 10 films from Cannes to look out for in cinemas
• What is bipolar and what are the warning signs?
• How to cut your risk of diabetes
• Janey Godley: ‘It might not be the longest life, but we’ve had a great time’
• We Are Lady Parts is ‘bigger and bolder’ than the first series
• Actor Fiennes on Canadian expedition with explorer cousin Sir Ranulph Fiennes
• Giant general knowledge crossword
• Shannon Vallor is leading a campaign for ordinary people to take power back from the giant technology corporatio­ns controllin­g our lives. She talks to our Writer at Large
• Delusional claims over reparation­s
• Ill-judged policies are Tories’ hallmark
• UN orders Israel to halt actions in Rafah
• North Korea prepares to launch second military spy satellite
• The DA has also formed a multi-party charter of 10 opposition parties in its bid to ‘finally unseat’ the ANC
• Should their election winning streak finally come to an end, it will mark a key moment for the ANC’s ‘old guard’
• Trump keeps trying to kill Obamacare. The problem? Voters love health provision
• Central Highlands today:
• Nadal’s French Open campaign could mark the end of an era
• Feature writer
• Unwanted hat-trick for Cullen’s men as they lose in extra time
• Manchester City 1 Manchester United 2
• Celtic title win a moment of cultural significan­ce
• Women’s Scottish Cup final
• Senior football writer
• Premiershi­p play-off final Cowie warns County to be ready for Raith onslaught
• Idah makes breakthrou­gh
• Celtic ratings
• At Hampden
• Rangers ratings

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