The Herald - 2018-01-12

• Union fury at ‘scandalous’ £10k windfall for doctors
• Teenager dies after catching flu
• Lords told police merger is a threat to fight against terrorists
• No grants for Afghan interprete­rs
• DAVID PRATT
• Scotland first in UK with plastic cotton buds ban
• M&S under pressure as festive sales decline
• Pensioner waits 16 hours for treatment after fall
• Ofcom may reject plan for new Scottish BBC channel
• Nervous moments for Auntie as regulator runs the eye over proposal
• Iron Age fort’s secrets revealed
• Record year for city airport
• Sturgeon steps into bus fare row
• Traverse travels to Mumbai
• SNP has ‘something to hide’ as no minutes taken during talks on Gormley
• Diabetics more likely to lose their babies
• Court seeks relatives of dead serial killer
• Simply put, the new contract’s formula appears to reward demand – not need
• May heavily criticised for 25-year deadline to tackle plastic pollution
• Consumers want recyclable cups for their take-away coffee, says study
• Whitehall urged to do more to go greener
• Fears over teachers’ security in new posts
• Row with EU 27 is brewing over fishing quotas during transition
• ‘Pinstripe warriors’ are warned over cutting armed forces
• Blame game is just fine with the First Minister when it comes to NHS
• Farage is ready for a new vote on Brexit
• ‘Cruel’ caviar farm bid leaves a bitter taste for thousands
• High workload distracts pilots as plane suffers ‘severe hard landing’
• War museum offers insight into Churchill undergroun­d HQ
• Boy buried without a headstone, probe told
• Troublesom­e secondary pupils are sent back to primary school as punishment
• Man jailed for six months after admitting he set off fireworks in street
• Taxpayers’ £80,000 bill for rich Duke’s trip
• Warning over legal aid meltdown
• Pensioners expect the highest income since 2008 crash
• Man guilty of causing death in head-on smash
• Land where children work legally from the age of 10
• Jewels snatched in daring raid on Ritz are recovered as police hunt suspects
• California mudslide death toll rises to 17 with another13 people still missing
• North Korea taunts Trump over hit book
• Jailed Catalan leaders ask court to free them
• The stakes are high when it comes to wooing vegetarian­s
• Labour must reassess its policy and join the soft Brexit coalition
• 1969: Grand old hotel bites the dust in name of progress
• Army interprete­rs are right to demand access to education
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Our colleges can look forward with confidence
• The 2004 GP contract is afflicting the NHS
• A case of double standards being applied over events in Iran
• ON THIS DAY
• Cooking for one can be fun...and it is much better for you too
• 6 tips to help you become a more productive person
• How to give your garden a boost of colour in those dull winter months
• Theatrical delegation heads to India
• Fully loaded and back on the case
• Archie Duncan
• LIVES IN BRIEF
• CRYPTIC CLUES:
• Work to empower unpaid staff
• Premier raises production as Catcher rises
• Tesco hails record Christmas but share price falls on missed forecasts
• Barratt reports an increase in forward house sales
• Christmas sales slump takes shine off retail stocks
• Matter of simple arithmetic as austerity and Brexit hit the high street
• Union asks minister to back new TSE controls
• Marks & Spencer sees food and clothing sales fall over benchmark festive season
• CALLED TO ACCOUNT
• Director in MBO at Glasgow wealth manager
• Christmas takings joy for John Lewis as Frasers stumbles
• Weir sees shares fall on back of Trump’s new taxes
• Borders brewery sees beer embraced by capital pubs

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