The Herald - 2020-07-21

• Vaccine breakthrou­gh in fight against Covid
• Clare’s Law campaigner dies
• MOTHER ON A MISSION
• Families hit by biggest shock to their income since the 1970s
• Congratula­tions class of 2020
• ‘Outbreak’ Covid cluster contacts are traced
• Independen­ce EX-MP tells of SNP frustratio­n
• We’ve failed our young people during crisis
• We can’t turn a blind eye to China’s shame
• Farewell office, home working is the future
• Axed Glasgow job centres could re-open to deal with soaring unemployme­nt
• It’s a stitch down memory lane as children learn art of ‘slow fashion’
• One third of Scots get daily dose of nature during lockdown
• Big Noise celebrates seven years of making music magic
• Councils offered hope over financial future
• Green light for drive-in events including concerts and shows
• Frontline workers will get pay rise, says Sunak
• Yes movement can’t be patient any longer, says former SNP MP
• Government £40m growth deal announced in bid to level-up city prospects
• Bid to halt university degree grades inflation
• UK scraps Hong Kong arms and extraditio­n deals as tensions rise
• Nursing boss confirms she was dropped from briefings amid Cummings row
• Worker loses case over rumours of sex acts at MSP’S office
• Charged for driving e-scooter at 4mph
• Planting wider variety of flowers could be key to saving the British bumblebee, says research
• Top 10 alerts to spot Alzheimer’s
• Trump: I’m not ready to commit to results of presidenti­al election
• Million dollar babies are among rapper West’s big ideas in campaign event
• Spain’s royal family shelves morale-booster visit after independen­ce protests
• Saudi king, 84, taken to hospital for tests
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day: West’s apparent White House bid
• Why the hate crime bill has no place in a free society
• Scottish Labour’s federalism stance will lead to confusion
• Questions over quality of leaders
• Your views online
• Twin slates on the list would be disaster for the Yes camp
• The stupid lockdown must not be repeated
• Those were the days The Auchengeic­h pit disaster, 1959
• From our archives
• I would love to have a staycation, but how can I if I have to use public transport?
• Now is the time for young disabled to explore new opportunit­ies
• Birthdays
• Wake up to the abuse of men
• What will tale from down under reveal?
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Brave doctor who dedicated much of her life to people of Palestine
• FTSE-100 closes in red but Astrazenec­a shares rise
• Plastic-free food wraps are something to wax lyrical over
• Extraordin­ary electric revolution can start today
• Jobs crisis is not looming – it is here already
• In associatio­n with
• Tech firm bid to tackle back pain as remote working takes its toll
• NFU Scotland welcomes fall in number of farm deaths but says still plenty of work to be done
• Roslin Technologi­es puts money on ‘superstar’ insects of sustainabl­e food
• Staycation boom stalls as visitor numbers short ‘by a country mile’
• Employee-owned campervan firm raises staff bonus after driving up profits
• Oil firm highlights appeal of North Sea assets

The Herald - 2020-07-20

The Herald - 2020-07-22