The Herald - 2013-01-30

• Struggling Scots raiding savings to pay their bills
• It’s lighting-up time for Viking festival
• 17,000 hit by benefit shake-up
• UK troops for Mali
• Delay warning as £9m A82 plan is unveiled
• £1.3bn wiped off RBS shares amid Libor fear
• Cell phones
• Concern for cultural collection
• Di Stefano not qualified lawyer, £1m fraud jury told
• Reid top Breakfast presenter
• Gales force ferry back to port
• Scot faces murder trial over Montreal gun attack
• Insurance cost cuts mask rise for women
• Quebec help:
• Green light for recycling plant
• Family of man missing since Hogmanay tell of ‘living hell’
• Scotland losing out as HS2 proposals attacked
• Cuts to hit recruiting centres for Army
• Government measures on climate are condemned
• Tories turn on Libdems after boundary humiliatio­n
• Child benefits for 50,000 outside UK
• Watchdog advice may be overruled
• Osborne welcomes Swiss tax payment
• Fans of Mrs Brown’s Boys face wait for next run
• Accused’s ‘threat’ to parents
• Police probe after residents flee fire
• Sunday Times editor sorry over cartoon
• Warning at inquest into slurry deaths
• Two guilty of helping launder £1.8m for fraudster
• Only half of Scot Rail travellers ‘get value’
• Disclosing conviction­s ‘is breach of rights’
• Drop in students receiving EMA cash
• Claims of greed sparked by new round of RBS bonuses
• Control room calms woman as firefighte­rs rush to tackle blaze
• Rare wading bird flies into legal battle over Shetland wind farm
• Doctor’s dismay at NHS drug scheme
• Legal aid changes made despite row
• Ice cold treatment for head injuries
• Haggis brand to remain in Scotland
• Wildlife crime unit reprieved
• Director Whedon to attend festival
• Briton jailed for his part in Indonesian cocaine case
• Actor backs campaign to put focus on autism
• Boost for first-time buyers
• Extra £10m up for grabs to support historic sites
• Diamond Jubilee honour for Scots university
• Egyptian Army chief in state collapse warning
• Former dictator in genocide trial
• Pollution shrouds Chinese capital
• French-led troops take control of desert city
• The Diary
• HS2 decision is symptomati­c of London’s attitude to Scotland
• Challenge in Mali is to win the peace after the war
• Do not ignore birth parents’ wishes in adoption debate
• Russell Leadbetter
• If we want elected mayors, we need cities with greater democratic powers
• We should not forget the importance of tobacco crops to developing world
• Let’s raise a glass to the local heroes
• James Macnab of Macnab
• Charles Chilton
• From the archives
• Kate Molleson previews the nature-themed classical festival
• Handled with extreme care
• Havelock launches apprentice­ship plan
• Footsie hits new peak as miners rally
• Sale windfall boosts I&H Brown profit to £4.3m
• Farmers’ union warns of ‘Great Lamb Robbery’
• Software firm aims to help extract more oil
• Law firm HBJ Gateley raises operating profit 14%
• Pensions bosses demand more flexibilit­y on rules
• British Land boosted by strong levels of demand
• Angel reveals second round of funding
• Aker takes major stake in Enovate

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