The Herald - 2015-02-25

• Call to scrap waiting times law as breaches hit record
• Scandal-hit Rifkind to quit as MP
• Scots audio firm linked to historic takeover by Apple
• Osborne hints at oil tax cut
• McColl unveils jobs hope for shipyard
• House prices outstrip UK
• Bowleven in African deal
• Fears jihadi girls in Syria
• For too long, aid agencies felt themselves untouchabl­e, something the media itself largely went along with.
• Whether Shakespear­e liked Jews, or black people, or women we can only surmise and that is perilous.
• Beltrami, the legal eagle who led the way in criminal defence, dies at 83
• Not loving it: McDonald’s told to employ bouncers at branch
• Tycoon McColl states his case for Rangers investment
• Carney: Inflation no excuse to offer low wages
• Oscar-winner invited to take new lead part
• Heat is on clubs over sectarian behaviour
• Expert questions Royal High School developmen­t plans
• Former party leader is appointed to internatio­nal role with university
• Teachers unsure of delivery of the latest exams
• Fifteen in early running to win Sir Walter Scott historical fiction award
• British troops to be sent to Ukraine as Cameron blasts Russia
• Tories launch commission after changes to income tax
• Bill set to end early release should be ‘torn up’
• Call issued for UK to tackle persecutio­n
• Warning as change in pension rules loom
• Report cites historic attacks as evidence of sectariani­sm
• Union concern as numbers of part-time firefighte­rs fall
• NHS board to tackle safety concerns after damning inspection
• Campaign group say rail loyalty scheme is ‘an insult’
• Guardians of tweed pass on the mantle as 150-year era ends
• Former rogue trader Leeson backs banker prosecutio­ns
• No inquiry set for baby death case
• Salmon angler wins damages
• Stars line up to support T in the Park move plan
• Chemical in garlic could help treat cystic fibrosis
• Gerbils were the true cause of the Black Death, study suggests
• Police chiefs count cost of losing gangster tax millions
• Aviva Investors fined £17.6m over conflicts of interest failures
• Payday loan firms face online order over rate details
• Ice swim winner keeps her cool to eye new challenge
• Critics accuse council over move on school closures
• Live raid ‘interfered with Sir Cliff’s privacy’
• Boost to speeds as broadband cabling is rolled out
• An appeal on behalf of the needy
• Ignominiou­s end to a high-flying career
• We need more than soundbites to solve NHS’s demographi­c problem
• Retailers are powering the growth of quality Scottish food and drink
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• 12 killed in Nigeria bus suicide bombing
• Eurozone backs Greek deal
• Kiev disputes rebel weapons claim
• Strings head at Conservato­ire is ready to shake up the system
• Star bassist pens a new score for classic animation
• Death From Above 1979
• Twelve Angry Men
• Buster Keaton Night
• The long struggle for women’s rights
• Joe Beltrami
• Plea to dog owners as lambing season draws near
• Rise in Scottish house prices helps profits jump at Persimmon
• Baillie Gifford announces move to publish figures for its active share tracking
• Prudential maintains bonus rates and returns
• Rox seals deal with Audemars Piguet
• Break up RBS, says think tank

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