The Herald - 2018-01-15

• Sturgeon under attack over second independen­ce vote
• Burns ‘sex pest’ row
• The young Scot who is TV’s latest hot property
• Carillion was given public contracts despite profit warnings
• Trainee teacher quality concerns
• WHY OPRAH SHOULD NOT GO UP AGAINST TRUMP… YET
• Surge in requests for ovarian cancer tests
• Scotch boss warns of Brexit customs chaos
• High street loses out to online in late festive rush
• ‘With breast cancer you get well looked after. But with ovarian, no’
• David Torrance on mandarin lap dogs
• Soraya Mafi reviewed
• Doors open for Fife business
• £800,000 for bin lorry family
• Centre lifts mask in £450,000 bid to show off the art form of puppetry
• Family of balcony death holidaymak­er wins legal fight for answers on clothes
• Island cafe up for sale with £20,000 price tag
• Highest honour for university scientist
• Gin distillers aim to plant seeds of success for own juniper bushes
• ‘Not fit for purpose’ flight paths to be redrawn to cut plane emissions
• Search for long-lost grandad ends in success just two hours after starting
• Probe as Briton killed in ‘murder-suicide’
• It’s all change as more men work part-time
• Lack of informatio­n ‘makes public anxious over illegal immigratio­n’
• Study highlights high-profile failures for eroding trust in border control
• Corbyn: America is not the most important relationsh­ip for Britain
• President has been a headline maker in dealings with Scotland
• MSPs query minister’s interventi­on over police suspension
• Trumpism on way to gaining Oxford listing
• Galleries stop working with arts donor after sex harassment claims
• Transport firms are asked to stop handing out plastic straws
• Fashion photograph­ers banned after being accused by male models
• Co-star Williams praises Wahlberg for giving £1.1m to Time’s Up
• Rural GPs vote to reject new contract
• Colleges land extra 9.4% in funds to help meet pay rises
• Victims of black-cab rapist Worboys welcome possible reversal of release
• McCann’s private detective dies at 56
• Trade deficit not aggravated by uncontroll­ed UK immigratio­n
• Still hope for our high streets, but only if they change
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• We must change public mindset about litter
• Stand up for laws that protect free expression
• Opposition to fracking requires facts – not inaccuraci­es and opinion
• Time to leave past behind and back buyouts such as on Ulva
• Can Ramaphosa deliver South Africans to the promised land?
• Military whistleblo­wer and LGBT ex-soldier to run for Maryland Senate
• Search for survivors of mudslides goes on as death toll increases to 19
• Jets destroy mile-long Hamas tunnel in Gaza
• Hawaii apologises for fake missile alert
• Eddie Clarke
• Bella Emberg
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Seared Beef Salad
• Glasgow still making all right Connection­s and proving doubters wrong
• wonderful evening full of beautiful tunes
• Life and loves
• The gloves are off for investigat­ors
• REMEMBER WHEN?
• Don’t spoil Sunday roast by putting a tax on meat
• Firms must be ready for new IT security measures or face penalties
• Hopes high for first Burberry figures since new vision launch
• Scottish dairy expands range further with skyr
• Recruiter Be-IT eyes expansion outwith Scotland

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