The Herald - 2024-08-01

• Demands for urgent talks in bid to ward off bin strikes
• Historic Scots prison to be setting for ‘dark tourism’ initiative
• TV drama stalker ‘not convicted’
• Stephen Fry urges public to join call for urgent government action on oceans
• Unite launch campaign for ‘fair pay and tips’ ahead of new hospitalit­y law
• Sarwar says government’s Employment Rights Bill could be ‘game-changing’
• Whisky makers lament duty hike
• Easing of inflation level could see interest rates cut by Bank
• Police granted more time to quiz Southport knife attack suspect
• New shoots give hope that Sycamore Gap tree lives on
• Former SNP MP Black reveals she is being treated for ADHD
• With more people having strokes, how is their care faring on NHS Scotland?
• Former councillor sentenced over child images
• Edwards admits to indecent images charges
• Reducing sausage and bacon may help to cut dementia risk
• ‘Exceptiona­lly well-preserved’ tiny worm fossil provides clues to evolution
• Boy, seven, is first UK kidney patient to undergo ‘pioneering’ robotic surgery
• Massive regenerati­on project for country’s highest peak unveiled
• Consumer duty benefits public, says watchdog
• Parents win appeal over late daughter’s ability to make medical decisions
• Scottish economy grew by 0.3% in May
• Accused tells court ‘far-right’ social media posts were meant to be comedy
• Make ‘terrible crime’ of fraud a national priority, firms urge UK government
• Bronze Age hoard discovered in Highlands
• Poll reveals 80% of Democrats now satisfied with Harris
• Boeing appoints new chief as it posts £1bn loss
• Iran’s supreme leader vows revenge against Israel over killing
• When genocide is inflicted, condemnati­on is not enough
• Labour should commit to a review of SNP spending
• Beware: Labour will come for all our universal benefits
• Devolution hobbles us all
• AI in the NHS risks killing off the art of diagnosis and causing waiting lists to soar
• Why brands must jump through Olympic hoops
• Bring back the death penalty
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• Here’s something to get your teeth into
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Scottish Greens to announce election results for new party co-leaders
• FTSE’S value surges amid strong blue-chip gains
• Scottish company to unveil ultrafast ‘early diagnosis’ laser for healthcare market
• Plans are unveiled for state of the art maltings in north-east
• The Herald crosswords
• Profit tumbles as Taylor Wimpey welcomes planning reform
• Deeper dive into results shows reasons for optimism at Taylor Wimpey
• Scottish law firm acquires Edinburgh company

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