The Herald - 2018-03-12

• Scotland ‘must ban automatic life terms for murder’
• WHIPPET WHISKED AWAY TO SAFETY
• Mcdonnell: Extra £70bn to Holyrood if Labour wins next election
• Intimidati­ng scenes as balaclava-clad Rangers fans march before derby clash
• 100 YEARS OF WISDOM
• The chickens really are coming home to roost for the baby boomers
• David Torrance:
• Herald View:
• Analysis:
• Rail union holds new strike ballot over changes to CCTV operations
• Arctic conditions found on board the ‘Polar Express’
• Pressure grows on shamed MSP
• Nerve agent alert latest
• Farm’s venture enjoys success
• How Dolly theft bid was foiled
• ‘Alternativ­e funds’ can save theatre
• Cartoons reveal life inside Scottish prisoner of war camp was not all bad for German captives
• Anger over use of mosquito devices at railway stations
• UN asked to help protect BBC staff
• Oil man who suffered ‘horrendous’ racial harassment awarded £8,000
• Money can’t buy you love… but it can buy you rare Beatles pictures
• Davidson and Gove unite on fishing
• Veterans return as HMS Belfast marks 80th anniversar­y
• Final battle over Culloden housing plan
• ‘Ban automatic life terms for murders’
• Punishment continues to divide the country
• Labour gives mixed message over Kremlin TV after Salisbury poisonings
• Mountain hare makes most of snow to let good times roll
• Anger over ‘dangerous claims’ by psychiatri­sts
• Labour should stop posturing to fight against catastroph­ic Brexit
• Remembranc­e service: The High School of Glasgow, 1958
• Sad that anti-gaelic discrimina­tion persists
• Look closer to home in the granting of contracts
• Antidepres­sants are not at all as benign as we might wish them to be
• Pivotal battle on Western Front
• Xi is given power to rule for life as China scraps limit on terms
• Defence Secretary stays silent over ‘delicate’ nuclear talks with Kim
• Sirens wail as Japan remembers the moment that sparked deadly tsunami
• Siege killer a troubled Afghan war veteran
• Macron takes aim at US in climate speech
• James Scott
• Martin Currie
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Costume drama as women and men
• Roast smoked salmon pasta with fresh tagliatell­e
• World ready to turn Irish for St Patrick’s Day so just enjoy the craic
• Life and loves
• Swap roles in lust-driven show
• A Blacker world under the spotlight
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Double Crossword
• REMEMBER WHEN?
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• Bitcoin is a celebrity cause but real money still talks
• How beef calves born in the spring can save farmers a lot of money
• Morrisons set to reveal profits up 10%
• Economy slides on manufactur­ing woes
• Brexit hit must be a frustratio­n for hopeful firms
• Ex-dragon Bannatyne sees profit up 57% at gym group

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