The Herald - 2017-11-16

• Historic bid to curb nation’s deadly alcohol obsession
• MY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING JOY
• Alex Rowley suspended by Labour after harassment complaint
• Bullying row erupts at top private school
• The play’s the thing to tackle child death taboo
• Distillery plan boosted by £1 million grant injection
• Firms set to capitalise on rise of China’s millennial­s
• Chinese TV offer capital’s Hogmanay party audience of 80 million
• North Sea oil price concern
• Alison Rowat on Brexit mutineers
• My climb out of depression
• Engineerin­g workers take over yards in bid to save 1,400 jobs
• Hairdresse­r guilty of deliberate­ly trying to infect 10 men with HIV
• Trees felled to protect lambs from sea eagles
• Fire crews avert loss of life in flats blaze
• Price of super-strength beer and cider set to treble but hundreds of lives saved
• A great day, but the Government can’t rest on its laurels
• This decision is an important victory for our country’s health
• The road to minimum pricing
• Whisky chiefs accept defeat
• David Cameron is latest politician to snub Salmond’s Russian TV show
• Councils in funding plea ahead of budgets
• Supplier of fatal drug avoids jail
• Sikh leader asks Sturgeon to help Scot held in India
• Army criticised for trainee death
• Strain of cuts hitting school heads
• ADVERTISIN­G FEATURE
• All too often sorry seems to be the easiest word
• THE DIARY
• When will this Government have the decency to give up?
• Welcome court ruling on alcohol pricing is overdue
• Care must not take second place to tight NHS targets
• There are better ways to fight drink problem
• We benefit from Crown Estates
• Good day is bad for renewables
• Call for China to stop LGBT ‘conversion­s’
• Army interventi­on is about control of ruling ZANU-PF... not the streets
• I have a cough and a build-up of plegm. Should I be worried?
• Sesame tuna and grapefruit salad
• The internet shopper
• Registerin­g life’s great extremes
• John McCracken
• BRAIN WORKOUT
• Leith law firm bulks up with bolt-on deal
• Nintendo Switch drives turnaround in sales for retailer Game Digital
• IT group NVT on podium at Glasgow 2018
• Mining stocks weigh heavy on Footsie as metal prices fall
• Barratt and Crest Nicholson insist demand strong despite London woes
• Attractive­ness of Edinburgh to hotel investors flagged by key survey
• Premier Foods trims losses and savours sales surge
• Grants are vital to Scotch whisky export health
• Real pay continues to fall as inflation takes toll

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