The Herald - 2015-02-24

• Rifkind defiant in face of calls to quit security role
• Praise for Oscar actor Redmayne after MND dedication
• U-turn over payday lenders
• COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME
• COLLEGE CHIEF SUSPENDED
• Oil slump triggers fall in hotel stays
• Dentist wins legal battle
• Ukraine refuses to pull out
• Political shockwaves:
• ‘NHS not viable long term’
• Iain Macwhirter:
• Top-earning MPs:
• At the cutting edge of ancient skill as swordsmith­s train a new generation
• TV legend Forsyth says he has had enough of reality shows
• Talks on store closure plan to go on after Brown meets Tesco chief
• NFU issue UK food security warning
• Rants can increase risk of heart attacks
• Eating nuts may cut risk of allergy
• Headteache­r: No evidence girls were radicalise­d at school
• Dramatist McGovern reveals a lack of working-class actors
• Vast majority back improving rail speed as Holyrood prepares for infrastruc­ture debate
• 800 at funeral for girl killed by truck
• Universiti­es urged to cut four-year degree courses to help cut costs
• Al-Shabaab is ‘using social media to intimidate West’
• Voyeur policeman rebuked by judge
• Hospital criticised for storing breast milk too warm
• Teachers may have to pay fees and study in spare time to become heads of schools
• Pensions minister says the rich can give away winter fuel cash
• Smaller parties back Sturgeon on talks call
• SNP hit back at PM over alliance criticism
• Treasury claws back £500m in share sale
• Ice warnings after snow and gales close roads and hit ferries
• Soldiers ‘killed by friendly fire’
• Dolly the sheep is honoured with plaque given to heroes of biology
• Litvinenko ‘was a good friend’ of man suspected of killing him
• The Academy calls it just about right even if it is still predominan­tly male, pale and stale
• Sauna use linked to longer life for men
• Man who blinded pilot with laser jailed
• Chiefs admit to firefighte­r death failings
• Mother’s agony after dead son’s brain was removed
• Kew to do a ‘health check’ of world’s plants
• Britain’s greatest test pilot is to give lecture on defence
• Council shelves cost-cutting bid for pupils to run libraries
• Herald Food Hero deadline for nomination­s gets closer
• SSE fined for owing five staff £2,200 in wages
• Family raise enough to repatriate migrant
• Sick thieves target wards in the city’s hospitals
• Egypt jails blogger for five years
• Turkish president defends tomb move
• Lessons we can learn from London’s schools
• Recent events have shown the folly of a single police force
• Buttonhole the button-pushers
• Spotlight on MPs and their priorities
• Adding fuel to the fire on issue of pensioner benefits
• We must continue to challenge in court the legality of Trident
• The SFA should not allow itself to be associated with Qatar
• How social media played a major role in the independen­ce debate
• ON THIS DAY
• All animals should be stunned before slaughter
• @HERALDSCOT­LAND.COM
• Murdoch MacKenzie
• David Wood
• Company for deaf and disabled talent breaks down the barriers
• Chalking up a success with a touch of Monty Python
• Demons of loss and loneliness haunt exile’s spiritual journey
• Our dangerous addiction to ugly oil
• HSBC holds FTSE back from record highs
• Costly skeletons see HSBC profits and shares tumble
• Store bullocks peaked at 300p before levelling at 234.9p in farmers’ mart
• Influence of technology on shopping will change our cities
• Campbells agrees deal to supply Aldi with more than 140,000 packs of salmon
• Recruitmen­t awards deadline approaches
• Call centre industry facing ‘dramatic’ changes
• Arran to lead island tourism initiative
• Crash in North Sea investment feared
• Angel syndicate reveals jump in investment and flags appetite

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