The Herald - 2024-07-31

• Growing numbers question value of university
• Families pay tribute as third victim dies after horror knife attack at holiday club
• FM told to ‘act over homeless’
• Corrie’s Ash on meeting late Rob Burrow
• Visitors have the opportunit­y to ‘meet’ Robert the Bruce
• 65,000-tonne HMS Queen Elizabeth warship returns to Portsmouth after four months of repairs in Scotland
• UK renewable power generation sets new records, government confirms
• Spending on welfare fund falls by 10%
• Chancellor admits taxes are likely to rise in next Budget
• No-one has ‘veto’ on a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine, says Lammy
• Third of people fear AI could lead to medics missing errors, poll suggests
• Going to work sick ‘can cost the UK economy’
• New photo trail and orienteeri­ng courses launched at fairytale Moray castle
• So, who exactly is in favour of Galloway National Park? Speak up, please...
• Scots baby births hit record low
• Drug for weight loss ‘helps in slowing dementia’
• Headteache­r told sister that husband hit her before gun death
• Crossbow victim was still alive and called 999
• Disabled workers ‘face losing jobs’ if government contracts not renewed
• Post Office Horizon victims can now apply to compensati­on scheme
• Islamist preacher handed life sentence for terror offences
• Woman, 73, arrested on suspicion of ‘administer­ing a noxious substance’
• Judge issues arrest warrant for Katie Price after she fails to attend court hearing
• Drugs supply ‘more toxic’ in Scotland
• Street-porter dismisses Strictly rumours ahead of hip surgery
• Omagh bombing inquiry ‘will be rigorous’
• How to help your child when they get their results
• Helpline relates results to options
• Beavers moved from conflict areas in Tayside ‘now thriving’
• Former football profession­al gets four years in jail for child sex offences
• Scotland’s first solar and wind-powered defibrilla­tor
• Shopping centre trips down 12% on same time last year, data suggests
• Just Stop Oil activist targets Heathrow after Van Gogh guilty verdict
• Secret service deputy grilled in Senate over Trump assassinat­ion bid
• Venezuelan opposition says it has proof of election win
• Multiple landslides leave dozens dead
• Move by Rachel ‘one bar only’ Reeves’ is a shade Thatcher
• Swinney left with little choice on winter fuel payment
• Politician­s must stand up to road transport lobby and force more freight onto rail
• Why festivals with a local footprint matter
• Double Crossword
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Scotland’s deposit return scheme plans to cut litter by as much as 90%
• FTSE 100 weakens amid choppy world trading
• Ex-calmac boss joins Scots bus operator Mcgill’s
• BP set to hand back billions to investors as profit beats expectatio­ns
• Glasgow engineerin­g giant Weir cheers City with bullish outlook
• The Herald crosswords
• Black stuff is bright spot for Diageo in ‘challengin­g’ year

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