The Herald - 2024-05-20

• Fears ‘political uncertaint­y’ is harming offshore investment
• MOD accused of ‘cover up’ 30 years after Scots air disaster
• Cashless society ‘expected’
• Costner’s Western has an air of Hollywood’s golden age
• A superb little piece shows influence of jazz as conductor Hahn takes controls
• SNP members asked to recruit family and friends amid deep funding crisis
• SNP minister sworn at by Cole-hamilton ‘glad’ to hear he is receiving help
• Tories will not back prisoner releases
• Call to bar Scots company linked to orangutan row from future leases
• Parents accuse council of ‘punishment’ over school
• Billionair­e Ratcliffe says government must create growth in the economy
• Soldiers from US help train Scots battalion
• Warning over rise in invasive species as public told to report Asian hornets
• Royal Mint 50p coin marks 80th anniversar­y of D-day landings ahead of June 6 anniversar­y
• Highland hotel boasting rich history re-opens after major two-year revamp
• Kirk provides security and a sense of belonging
• Appeal for foster carers to look after sibblings and keep families together
• Women go on the run as Race for Life marks 25 years in Glasgow
• Israeli strike on Gaza kills 20 people – mostly women and children
• Russia’s renewed offensive unfolds in north-east Ukraine
• School trips aren’t easy... but they mean such a lot
• Expelled: another sign of trouble for Scottish Greens
• Scotland must resist Alister Jack’s arrogant nuclear plan
• Give us an election now
• We must be prepared to spend big on prisons and on our prisoners, or we all pay the price
• National Outcomes review gives FM tool to govern
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• O Briain explores intriguing mysteries
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Networking is powerful driver of real growth
• Entreprene­urs raise alarm on Scotland’s housing crisis
• It’s mission possible for overseas business, says Chamber’s Patrick
• Foreign investors drawn to Scotland

The Herald - 2024-05-18

The Herald - 2024-05-21