The Herald - 2017-01-20

• Pollution charge on drivers in battle against emissions
• McAveety under fire over school visits ahead of election
• Labour MP to defy Corbyn
• TRAINSPOTT­ING REVIEW
• No celebratio­ns for Trump inaugurati­on
• There is a case to be argued that Public Enemy Number One should now be the traffic that chokes both our streets and our lungs.
• Asylum seekers told they can do voluntary work
• Support network to focus on mental health
• Family of couple killed in bus crash claim driver was asleep
• Desert Island Discs nets star Beckham for 75th anniversar­y
• Queen’s gifts of dog jackets and some salt
• Applicatio­n to make ‘British Fizz’ official
• Research highlights shops’ role in fighting loneliness
• Capital sets hopes on tourist tax
• ‘Exploitabl­e’ export system sees £300m of art leave UK since 2011
• Paving gardens raises the risk of flooding
• Weight for it: Obese patients less likely to die after heart surgery
• Sturgeon says a stark choice looms over the nation’s future
• Let’s talk about sex . . . or rather engagement in the planning consultati­on
• McGuinness quits politics because of ‘very serious illness’
• Election spend down by half for Labour
• FM grilled overthe ‘shocking’ treatment wait times
• UK women are among worst for pregnancy drinking
• Frail patients left in cold on ambulance trolleys at hospital
• Hunt for ‘Donkeyman’ who sent 1970 message in a bottle
• Knife Angel nears completion as 40 police forces hand over blades
• Ants make use of sun and their memories to navigate
• McCartney in lawsuit to reclaim song rights
• First images of HMS Vanguard released 100 years after sinking
• Fourth Plinth proposals include recreated deity destroyed by IS
• Farage: After Trump win, government should not ignore Le Pen
• Tycoon to visit Scots courses while he is President
• Cornwall on cusp of a lithium revolution
• ‘Lives lost’ due to security failing
• Stars say farewell to Status Quo guitarist
• Unicyclist to set off on ride to aid Syria
• Ex-TV star Harris ‘grabbed woman’s breasts’
• Father has cancer on the run after jump by toddler saves his life
• Help plea as rural shops struggling on services
• Experts claim use of statins could stop blood clots
• When half-a-quid bought you all the delights of Glasgow
• Leisure helps combat dementia
• Sectarian egg attack on priest and flock is probed
• Yes, Mr Obama, we’re gonna miss you when you’re gone
• Schools debate spotlights doubts and confusion
• We have been battered so badly, Brexit holds no fears
• Corbyn confusion no help to Dugdale
• Trump must look beyond fortress America to global republic of laws
• Truly off my trolley with chat at checkout
• ON THIS DAY
• Conservati­ves must take blame for the NHS crisis
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Dozens are feared dead after avalanche hits hotel
• Firefighte­rs battling blaze are killed as 17-storey building in Tehran collapses
• ‘They tried to turn us into stars, but the planets just didn’t align’
• Magic of the Mediterran­ean
• Chinese duo serve up 650 recipes of temptation
• Tired winter workers can reach for healthy snacks
• Neil Macpherson
• Investors show faith in North Sea oil
• Free test offer for suspected joint-ill lambs
• Aviva Europe chief executive McMillan quits group as it merges UK insurance businesses
• Glasgow Together lines up variety of projects
• P&O freight volume hits a five-year high
• Arria leaves AIM for listings down under
• Tyre firm thrives in tough conditions
• Arria rolls out SME product as it leaves AIM list

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