The Herald - 2013-01-28

• Councils warned over tobacco investment­s
• Agony as Murray suffers Australian defeat
• Father’s plea after climber dies
• Why Austen’s masterpiec­e still enthrals
• Tories call for wind farm exclusion zones
• Barrhead Travel eyes foreign expansion
• EU talks warning
• Parents lose £1700 due to ‘toddler tax’
• Britons told to leave Somalia
• Huskies in dog house after ice cancels sled race
• Teachers thwarted by new curriculum, claims author
• Celebritie­s back Facebook campaign to save theatre
• Arrest made after two cyclists are killed
• Fresh weather warning as floods hit again
• Anger over citizenshi­p test
• London railway journey to be cut by half-hour
• Hedge dispute plans backed
• Rise in fat injection procedure in women
• Clegg vows government will not change cuts course
• TUC chief in defence of EU workers’ rights
• MP denies being in plot to oust Cameron
• Tories insist Starbucks not singled out over tax
• Russell apology call over waiting lists claim
• Minister to discuss youth jobs policy
• Small community in talks over £2.6m island buyout
• Prehistori­c bones are a new predator
• £60m to pay off 1400 police workers
• Oxfam in Syrian refugees appeal
• Glasgow expected to host Monte Carlo Rally in 2014
• Endangered wading bird key to giant island developmen­t case
• EU nations divided on alcohol consumptio­n guidelines
• Clubbers flee as ceiling collapses
• Relative of dead gunman pledges no revenge
• Exam fears over lack of supply staff
• Festive Xword solutions and winners
• Woman driven to suicide over Savile abuse,says sister
• Tributes paid to Holocaust victims
• Scots doctors to pioneer trial of stroke treatment
• Blasts needed to remove stone circle, says creator
• Warning over secret hearings
• Probe into claims of bullying by health officials
• We don’t encourage entreprene­urship here ... the attitude is: Get a good job
• The Diary
• IN PRAISE OF … THICK SOLES. BY ROBERT MCNEIL
• The level of public spending is not to blame for economic woes
• Roger Tagholm on … the genome is out of the bottle
• Move to boost Scots Tories’ appeal doomed to failure
• Smallholde­r farmers in developing countries have vital role in meeting growing the global demand for food
• The advantage that private education buys is the privilege of connection­s
• More than 200 killed in Brazilian nightclub fire
• State of emergency declared by Egypt’s leader
• Russia says Assad’s grip on power is weakening
• Malian troops reach Timbuktu
• CELTIC CONNECTION­S
• A dream comes true
• Strictly: No mean feet
• The rich and the sour
• Dougal Greig
• Campbell Petrie
• From the archives
• Story so far improves as agency’s profits double
• BSKYB figures to show slower HD uptake after Olympics boom
• Kergan Stewart prepares to recruit up to 15 lawyers
• Pensions ‘may give big boost to SMES’
• Dividends
• Wages boards have improved lot of vulnerable rural workers
• Scottish Friendly success as sales rise to £8.5m
• Global Expense sale gain best yet for Hamilton
• CROSSWORDS
• Creative SMES can win R&D funding
• Moving on up

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