The Herald - 2016-01-19

• Cost of vital NHS 24 patient helpline rockets by £50m
• Charities regulator: Mosque failing in its legal duties
• COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME
• IAIN MACWHIRTER ON TUESDAY
• KEN SMITH AT LARGE
• Six more weeks of train delays
• Mundell visa climbdown
• Cut-price Clydesdale sale
• Trump branded a racist
• Row over fund for Muslim women
• Niece’s emotional appeal to help find uncle missing for almost two weeks
• Open at St Andrews was worth record £140m to Scots economy
• Bowie album selling for £400 on vinyl
• Landowner donates ex-airfield to charity
• Pressure on North Sea as Iran prepares to up exports
• Botched robbery theory in murder
• University funding fears over controvers­ial Westminste­r proposals
• Waterfront transforma­tion of Dundee is well ahead of schedule
• Lady Mone hunts for house in Barbados
• Gene that increases cancer risk identified
• Calls for inquiry into tennis match-fix allegation­s
• SNP should ‘nick our policies’ on gender equality, says WEP leader
• Fife would be better off without giant Amazon depot, claims Rennie
• Supermarke­ts urge caution over plan to prohibit adverts for sugary products
• Councillor­s join GMB in defence conference
• Pollsters ‘herding’ to blame for vote mistakes
• Disused buildings saved by rise of the property guardian
• Endurance challenge launches new fundraisin­g bond scheme
• Government under fire as another 1,000 steel jobs are lost
• Elba credits ‘good old Prince’ for big break
• Anger over council plan to axe 800 jobs
• Stem cell transplant gives hope for MS sufferers
• Education firm wins £3.5m funding
• Climbers hit by avalanche ‘fell some distance’ to their deaths
• Costume suppliers to be honoured at Bafta film awards
• Secondary teachers lack confidence over new exams, survey reveals
• TV star Snow aids appeal to raise funds for Lloyd George museum
• Womb fertilisat­ion in new IVF technique
• High-value fraud loss halved in past year
• Unseen Bellany paintings on show
• Rudeness-row nurse apologises
• Inspectors find blood on shoes and dirty trolleys
• Calls for pupils to be taught more about slave trade role
• Founder of Mary’s Meals charity vies for top award
• Ten schoolchil­dren shortliste­d for final of Royal Mail Young letter Writer of Year
• Flood-hit Aberdeen fails to win Holyrood funding
• Nothing stands still, even school management structures
• Freedom of speech is a right which cannot be qualified
• Smoking not a cause of poverty
• We must address skills shortage in our world-renowned energy sector
• Labour conference will end hopes of the nation being rid of Trident nuclear weapons
• ON THIS DAY
• Dozens killed in air strike on police base
• Soldiers die in avalanche
• Iraqi security forces launch hunt for three US citizens feared kidnapped
• Watt smokes out the real stories of individual transforma­tions
• Solo players show their mastery of music and mood
• McKenzie work to be shown at Stills Gallery
• Wilson has fun with friends in a sassy musical collaborat­ion
• Double Crossword
• Loss-making G101 Off Sales to expand retail section despite slipping into red
• Vitel call centre in Glasgow closes with debts of £890,000
• Warning over failure to boost engineer numbers
• Volatility in oil price pulls FTSE 100 lower
• Shortage of offices leads to lettings upsurge
• Draft Budget opens door for radical improvemen­ts in rates system
• Winter weather makes effects felt at market after rain renders farm roads impassable
• Bank’s Nudge app aims to help you restrain unwanted spending urges
• Most firms exceeding minimum pension payments
• Shoveller scoops top Stagecoach rail position
• Robert Banks Stewart
• Dan Haggerty
• The search for extra power by one of golf’s brightest stars has sent his career off course
• Duo overcome pain of 2013 to be crowned champions
• Money talks but when does it scream corruption?
• Forever an inside man with eyes on the prize
• Now Hearts should really go for it and try to win title – Jefferies
• We need bigger top division – Mann
• ‘Model pro’ Doolan signs a new deal with Partick
• Match-fixing greater risk to tennis than doping
• Hogg: ‘Our focus is on winning Six Nations’

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