The Herald - 2016-01-01

• Forced marriage victims too scared to ask police for help
• Welcome to 2016
• Forecaster­s warning of more severe weather over the weekend
• Injections for gene illnesses
• Biffy Clyro fans clean up
• HEALTHY RECIPES FOR THE YEAR AHEAD
• MARIANNE TAYLOR
• Call to lift EU ban on electro fishing
• Fears over hospital move
• Whisky makers cheered
• Text row MP suspended
• Man arrested after woman’s body found in flat
• PM vows 2016 a game-changer
• Pilot of adoption ‘parties’ scheme is hailed by charities
• Price to join show
• Sepa boss to retire after seven years
• Images of missing woman published
• Firms told to recycle leftovers or face prospect of substantia­l fine
• BBC viewers smash fundraisin­g record
• Nationalis­ts brand Tory honours a farce
• Detectives hunting gangster’s killer focus on town
• SNP ‘will make most of its powers’
• Martin held over ‘gun possession’
• Film-makers aim for low-budget blockbuste­r
• Osborne slated after shelving review into finance culture
• Fears new town centre road layout will lead to fatality
• Spring comes four months early after warmest December on record
• Corbyn visits flood-hit council estate
• Hotel left empty as ferries forced to stay in port by extreme weather
• SNP to hit third-term wall, says former MP
• Man killed as massive wave hits oil platform
• Discount on air fares for islanders
• Scot reaches milestone in polar quest
• As oil prices fall, Aberdeen faces a future less reliant on black gold
• JFK-signed matchbook to go under the hammer
• Battle of Hastings, Beatrix Potter and Bard to feature on 2016 coins
• Banned diabetic taxi driver ‘targeted unfairly’
• Workplaces would face ‘uncertaint­y’ out of EU
• Battleline­s drawn between parties as the countdown to Holyrood elections begins
• Race on for second place as SNP clear favourite in May’s elections
• ‘Common sense’ plea on Section 28
• Papers reveal Cabinet left shocked by Dewar death
• Gardens cuts plan provokes ire among islanders
• Flying Scotsman’s return signals big year for steam
• Jamaica tipped to topple Barbados as number one spot for British holidaymak­ers
• Public urged to join organ donor register
• Bomb scare suspect is held on remand
• Boy was living with paedophile uncle
• Widow had bag stolen at graveside
• Scottish life through the lens
• A fraught year ahead with all eyes on Turkish moves
• Mother of fugitive ‘affluenza’ teenager is deported back to US from Mexico
• King of Mandela clan is jailed
• Amputee girl adopts injured cat
• Plane returns to airport after rat seen
• Gambia bans female genital mutilation
• President reveals parliament­ary date
• Journalist forced to leave China in row
• 16 killed by blasts in Kurdish city
• 10th Paris suspect held in Belgium
• INSIDE TRACK: Serious or silly, it’s all open to debate
• Farewell Don Costanzo
• ROBERT MCNEIL
• A Law unto himself
• Issue of note
• How was it for you revellers?
• Party like Prince did
• It makes economic sense to continue universal benefits
• Leggy, breezy, bouncy and Smillie
• Concept of in loco parentis in our schools is of crucial importance
• A kick in the teeth for the financial services regulator
• MOST COMMENTED
• Labour’s future lies as a party of the left after independen­ce
• Funding issues must not stop the growth of Scotland’s film industry
• ON THIS DAY
• It is no surprise that the honours list rewards Tory Party cronyism
• Fear of another referendum is holding back property prices
• Getting ready for Zachary
• Andy M Stewart
• Haskell Wexler
• From the archives
• POEM OF THE DAY
• High hopes for film-maker who transforms struggles into stories
• Promise of radical and energetic dance performanc­es
• Bannan set for return to Alba
• DON’T MISS ...
• Auld Lang Syne aids flood crisis
• Pupils to learn a newsubject... Gregory’s Girl
• Annual show delivers best of Broadway and the West End
• Double Crossword
• Today’s highlights
• YESTERDAY’S CRYPTIC SOLUTION:
• YESTERDAY’S QUICK SOLUTION:
• Don’t dwell on failures but reward yourself instead
• Tried and tested:
• Gardeners planning to bee busy to help protect the planet
• What to do this week
• Ghost of economic cycles past looms for Chancellor as consumer credit surges amid boom in housing market
• FTSE ends year on low after early promise
• Susan Egelstaff on Friday
• Ewart adds polish to a diamond in the rough
• Bennett looks to leave mark on rival defence this time out
• Another sporting year has come and gone . . . 100 questions to test the old grey matter, enjoy!
• Morton v St Mirren
• Twenty’s plenty. Deila eyes another romp to the title
• Paatelaine­n coy on Kawashima start
• Thistle aim to set new records
• Forrester is the ideal fit for Ibrox says Warburton
• Rivals’ timid title talk baffles Deila
• Weather forces Warriors back east for cup decider

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