The Herald - 2024-06-26

• Patients face ‘devastatin­g’ waits for cancer treatment
• Diaries of actor who inspired Withnail And I go up for sale
• 120% rise in cyber crime in the past four years
• Pro dancer Marquez: it’s sad for everybody when someone leaves Strictly Come Dancing line-up
• Government is ‘utterly focused’ on dualling of the A9, claims First Minister
• New laws could see ‘beginning of the end’ for single-use disposable items
• Scottish Libdems leader ‘open to working with Sarwar’
• College will deduct pay from boyott staff amid legal warning
• New homes numbers plummet
• Those carbon credits don’t let Swift and the private jet crowd off the hook
• Britons set to spend £178 billion on memorable experience­s this summer
• Call for inquiry to include long Covid
• Morrisons sales up as it battles rivals
• Scots naval training exercise to help Ukrainians hunt mines
• Nearly 1.8bn adults at risk of illness due to lack of activity
• Assange freed and bound for Australia after deal
• The Hunterian is inventive at bringing the past to life
• TIMELINE OF A TRUE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION­ARY
• 123,000 applicatio­ns approved to top up grandparen­ts’ pensions
• Townshend’s ‘joyful’ hopes for a ballet version of cult 1979 film
• Tech gives pupils a glimpse into the world of farming
• Ocean of opportunit­y awaits school leavers
• At least 24 killed by flooding and landslides
• South Korea threatens payback after North sends more balloons
• Russia keeps up frontline pressure ahead of aid boost
• Lib Dem ‘anti-politician’ could present real challenge
• No murder like an unsolved murder
• Mature approach to clean energy
• Scotland’s thirdworld decline
• Time for this conspiracy of silence to be terminated
• Can Ofcom secure social media’s future?
• Why Gaza is an election issue
• ‘A volcano of joy’: a thank-you letter to the Tartan Army from a German football fan
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• The race for Prime Minister is hotting up
• FOUR OF THE BEST The Supervet: Noel Fitzpatric­k
• All couples in Scotland to get option of a civil partnershi­p in new proposals
• Industrial weakness helps push FTSE 100 down
• Scots hotel sold to English company in first move to market north of the Border
• Historic Glasgow office block transforme­d into flats
• The Herald crosswords
• Series of factors and uncertaint­ies have hit Scotland’s lucrative land market
• 99 new homes get nod for industrial Leith site

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