The Herald - 2024-07-12

• Landlords ‘profiting from misery’ in housing crisis
• Glasgow School of Art appoints architects to ‘robustly test’ Mack rebuild plan
• Pay row hits Sunday trains
• New exhibition explores Scotland’s critical position on frontline of Cold War
• Mickey Mouse releasing album with cover of Sir Elton John song as debut track
• Mckidd to star in Highland version of 70s classic
• Hero rescue dog awarded ‘animal OBE’ after his death at 14
• Scotgov’s backing for ‘broken’ FAI law labelled ‘incredibly disappoint­ing’
• Charles Kennedy family ‘extremely pleased’ at Libdem win, new MP says
• Donor becomes chairman of Reform
• Taxation to stay ‘under review’ amid business concerns
• Reform UK’S Nigel Farage takes Commons seat after his eighth election bid
• Minister pressured on plan to fix looming IT issue in schools
• ‘A lot can be traced back to Thatcher’: Why the housing crisis is making us sick
• Disabled mother left to ‘crawl’ up tenement stairs – then sepsis nearly killed her
• Asthma sufferer’s battle to get council to fix issue of dampness in family home
• Climate camp set up in protest at Wood’s plan to build energy transition zone
• Complaints to ombudsman about banking reach highest level in a decade
• Parts of UK to see sun after wet start to July
• Tower Records building in city centre bought by fish and chips chain
• Tributes paid to ‘lovely family’ killed in attack with crossbow
• Supermarke­ts forced to accept cash only as system blocks cards
• Kremlin puts Navalny’s widow on ‘terrorists and extremists’ list
• South Korea to use lasers to stop drones
• Alec Baldwin ‘was an actor, acting’, shooting trial hears
• Poll results confirmed FPTP is an undemocrat­ic farce
• High time that No 10 worked with, not against, Bute House
• SNP must stop squabbling and get back to work now
• Is it time we introduced a four-day working week – for all our sakes?
• Scotland must drop unhealthy addiction to foreign investment
• A time to be patient
• Nationalis­e the National Grid
• Let this be a turning point for climate action
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Quiz with a twist makes welcome return
• Eurasian crane chick gets out and about at Highland Wildlife Park
• Stock markets rise after growth beats forecasts
• A tonic for those worn down by doomsayers’ misery about Scotland
• Gut-friendly Scottish drinks firm’s sales ‘skyrocket’ after major supermarke­t deal
• Investment in Scottish firms falls by half in 2023 - but spinouts shine
• Revenues down at Wood Group as takeover
• The Herald crosswords
• Rise of the package holiday stands Jet2 in good stead for future success
• Crunch vote amid holiday strike threat

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