The Herald - 2015-03-10

• Warning weak jobs market risks economic recovery
• Boost for Tories as poll reveals trust in Cameron
• COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME
• CENTRE STAGE FOR KING’S SPEECH
• Call for U-turn on computing decision
• Thistle eyes investor exit
• Hero relives river rescue
• Hepatitis ‘cure’ hailed
• Papal special envoy is sent to Glasgow
• HSBC’s chief defends his own tax affairs
• Iain Macwhirter
• Goldfish is back in the swim following a £500 operation
• Simpsons creator Sam Simon loses battle with cancer aged 59
• Tougher pensions watchdog needed, say MPs
• Chancellor pays off First World War debt
• School fight parents talk to the First Minister
• Time is called on historic clock duty
• Man admits killing pensioner
• Overhaul of system speeds up options on adoptions
• Five-point plan is unveiled for North Sea oil industry
• Young pupils pressured into deciding on a career as subject choices made too early
• Caesarean section rates lead to concern for women
• Miliband urged to rule out any deal with SNP
• Devo max is ‘austerity max’ claims Murphy
• LibDems warn Cameron on Budget giveaways
• Sturgeon accuses Treasury of pre-election attacks on her party
• Brown warns EU exit would leave UK out in cold
• UUP has lost one of its greatest states present leader Nesbitt
• Academic: Career women are boxed in by glass walls
• Mascot Clyde will return to number of sites around city
• Wife-beating husband of radio DJ praised for positive report
• New public square for the Royal Mile is unveiled by developers
• Inquiry after ‘gentle giant’ is found dead at his home
• Apple sets sights on revolution­ising humble timepiece with its new watch
• Data privacy campaigner­s in legal threat over ID plan
• School shirts and floral tributes left for teenagers killed in crash
• Scherzinge­r up for stage award for role made famous by Paige
• Foreign Secretary hits out at terror apologists
• Hillsborou­gh officer relives the football tragedy
• Warning that climate change will speed up
• Surgeon devastated as thieves target his home
• Burns Lament to be at heart of offering at Venice Biennale
• Protest over threat to live music
• Plans are revealed for £2.9bn city boost
• Bringing a female’s touch to the bearded masses of Up Helly Aa
• Call to donate old clothes to help the homeless
• Merkel urges Japan to face wartime past
• Putin reveals Crimean plot
• Boston blast victim tells of bomb carnage
• Labour’s warning that voting SNP will let Tories in is hot air
• Dog show antics were paws-some
• World of work is a much harsher place
• A great shame we continue to close our outdoor education centres
• ON THIS DAY
• No case for extending the teaching of foreign languages in schools
• Hyperbole mars firearms debate
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• Dave Mackay
• From the archives
• Ability triumphs in radical revision of classic Lorca
• Serious topic gets sitcom treatment
• Exhibition recalls the struggle to stop pit’s closure
• Rich and diverse mix of businesses unite to celebrate success
• First Milk chairman announces chief executive Allum is to step down from role
• Company aiming to develop cure for Parkinson’s raises equity via crowdfundi­ng
• UK food retailers remain under pressure
• New bank boss hopes for acquisitio­n growth
• Verisk close to £1.5bn deal to secure Wood Mackenzie
• Staying in step

The Herald - 2015-03-09

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