The Herald - 2013-01-29

• Catalogue of errors blamed for woman’s hospital death
• High-speed trains to be hit by Scots delay Journeys would halt to allow east-west split
• SHADES OF GREY
• Lawyers in breakaway threat over legal aid
• Return of The Who
• Nine die in winter flu outbreak in Scotland
• BrewDog prepares for global bar expansion
• New blow to Prestwick as airline quits
• All is well
• Models queuing up to pose nude
• Tears at Lynda murder trial
• Eminem in Bellahoust­on Park gig
• Cancer deaths one-third higher in UK men
• Lifeboat crew in rescue success after 11 hours
• Back-to-work firm attacks offensive behaviour claim
• Criticism for HMRC over call times target
• Call for mediator to solve mackerel dispute
• Rangers ‘would’ve had protection in England’
• PM faces defeat on boundary shake-up
• Sturgeon: We will set up a spy network
• Row breaks over 2014 poll question
• Quebec premier to offer Salmond referendum files
• Miliband under pressure on EU
• Osborne pledges to face ‘hard choices’
• Curtain could rise soon on Byre Theatre
• Pension funds’ strategy defended
• Union warning on new school exams
• Pomegranat­e ‘helps people to feel fuller’
• Tribunal victory for cancer sufferer
• Remote area healthcare provision trial launched
• Inquests opened for five British hostages
• Crash couple ‘had go-ahead for IVF’
• FRENCH AND MALI TROOPS BEGIN TO GAIN CONTROL –
• Architect battles on for George Square
• Historic sites under threat
• 250 jobs could go as council seeks to make savings of £24m
• Tories vow to halt the ‘march of wind farms’
• Billy’s beach holiday is no laughing matter
• University students in exams bunching protest
• Inmates raise £3000 for charity with album
• Scotland’s property records go online
• Banking body’s role under fire
• Final plans for £228m city college campus revealed
• The Diary
• IN PRAISE OF … STRING VESTS.
• Should our cities have elected mayors?
• Schools must not be driven by the imperative­s of technology
• Sensible school of thought on mackerel quotas
• Scotland has to be fast-tracked
• Tom Shields on … praise the Lord with joyful cry
• Glasgow should follow Copenhagen’s lead in its approach to public spaces
• Opposition rejects Mursi’s call for talks to end political crisis in Egypt
• From page to stage
• Iceland enjoys a fresh taste of Burns
• SAHARA SOUL, GLASGOW ROYAL CONCERT HALL
• Surfing a crime wave
• Lesley Fitz-simons
• From the archives
• Screen test for adopters
• Call to highlight the dangers of ‘sexting’ for teens
• Graham wins deal to refurbish Ibrox subway station
• HMRC has more farmers and landowners in its sights
• Ex-barclays chief calls on Government to break up RBS
• London’s spending boost as Scotland stagnates
• Cash concern for Angel as two important deals falter
• Premier Foods shares fall as chief executive quits
• Murgitroyd to launch new offices in Europe’s capital for patents
• Bayfield shares fall 27% as trading resumes ahead of takeover move
• Baillie Gifford appoints deputy for trust
• Pound plunges against euro as economy falters
• CROSSWORDS

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