The Herald on Sunday - 2020-09-13

• ‘I CAN COPE WITH IT’
• Hundreds of Scots who tested positive for Covid-19 are missing
• Leaders confess all on hostility and tensions inside Glasgow City Council
• THE BIG READ:
• Daily coronaviru­s cases hit four-month high in Scotland
• Leonard calls for unity after surviving no confidence bid
• Digital connectivi­ty programme gets £23m
• Alien invasion fear Scottish threat in rush to open new trade Wildlife put under routes post-Brexit
• Captain marvel Scot trekked to Siberia, found wife, then walked back
• Horror sequel Candyman latest Hollywood film to get delayed
• Tributes paid to reggae ‘pioneer’ Toots Hibbert
• Blow for protesters Fury as work begins on controvers­ial turbine windfarm
• MSPs standing down from Holyrood to be handed ‘golden goodbye’ payments totalling £1.5m
• A medical marvel How one Scots surgeon saved countless lives with revolution­ary op
• Boris Johnson fails to win over Tory rebels angered by Brexit legislatio­n
• Bean and gone Office staff exodus doesn’t suit city centre cafe culture
• ‘Only one-third very likely to get aid for sepsis symptoms’
• ‘Visionary’ Sir Terence Conran dies aged 88
• Young Scottish chef’s lockdown kitchen creations were ‘minor miracle’, says food critic Jay Rayner
• The fabric of reality Have you heard the latest fashion? Ransformed of samples in screen printing
• China dominates the seas with off-the-scale violations
• A secret world of life and death hidden in the grass Grass now demands attention in ways we truly couldn’t foresee
• For Zulu males of any age, defence is for wimps
• What if a British prime minister vowed that any council region voting Remain in indyref2 by 60% would remain in the UK?
• 20 great walks for your dog
• From hangover noodles to dreamy dumplings … scientist discovers perfect formula for food
• Wok-fried noodles with beef
• Hangover noodles
• Still holding out the olive branch
• Morrissey gives colonialis­m a satirical swipe
• FILM PICKS
• TV preview: From 999 to cats with nine lives, the joint is jumping
• BOX SETS AND ON DEMAND
• Giant general knowledge crossword
• Nilsen’s murders offer us a dark and disturbing glimpse inside the psychopath­ic mind
• Is it just me? I can’t take a shine to The Big Light
• Face it, the second wave’s on the way
• Rife hacks
• Rab McNeil
• We should salute the providers of free advice for those in need
• Wildfires threaten to cause ‘mass fatalities’ in Oregon
• Covid-19 cases in India heading towards five million
• 1 Cryptic crossword
• The Herald on Sunday crosswords
• An air of optimism over asthma ‘cure’ efforts
• Scots study to improve treatments
• Consistenc­y and clarity over Covid in urgent need
• Haggo racing to push the boundaries
• Smith fit and ready to take on England attack
• Galileo Chrome shines brightest in St Leger
• Sagan catching up in battle for green jersey
• Rising stars ready to make most of big three’s absence
• Coetzee gains narrow lead at Portugal Masters
• Hamilton geed up for physical battle
• Leinster’s perfect season ends with title hat-trick
• Kinghorn sure Edinburgh ready to take next step
• Trailblaze­r Devi ready to forge her own path
• Naismith tells Hickey: Don’t settle for second best
• Bielsa plays down early season barnstorme­r
• Arsenal get off to winning start
• Winger warns Rangers of underdogs’ bite Sporting prospect
• Taylor salivating at
• White keen to seize Euro chance with Motherwell
• Lennon sure Buddies clash will go ahead
• Debut delight for Duffy as new man marks first Celtic outing in style
• Late Munro winner leaves Holt’s Livingston with Mountain to climb
• Dons keep the good times rolling as Killie come a cropper
• Robinson’s men stumble to first win after making Life difficult
• Historic victory comes at a high price for Gerrard
• Slick visitors too hot for stand-in keeper
• Gerrard wants to speed up signings as injuries mount
• ‘SPFL will be laughing stock’

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