The Herald - 2016-01-02

• Junior doctors left caring for more than 100 patients
• Glasgow sees UK’s newest arrival
• Tax tourists to pay for New Year events, says ex-minister
• SNP may ban cars in George Square
• Healthier fast food drive
• Fire rips through school
• SME pioneer’s warning
• Dubai firefighte­rs work to treat inferno that engulfed 63-storey hotel but cause of blaze remains a mystery
• Ministers move to retain key steel staff
• Warmer dip than usual for hardy Loonies braving the chilly Forth
• Still Game stars laughing all the way to the bank after stage show
• Year’s first lottery to have biggest jackpot
• Family pay tribute as singer Cole dies at 65
• Rangers take out £6m loan from King associates
• Tory voters want PM to stay on as leader until 2020
• Rush-hour rail ticket prices rise as cost of off-peak travel frozen
• Cosby’s wife ordered to testify in lawsuit
• Man will face court over woman’s death
• Amazon to offer finance option for purchases
• Pressure builds on Osborne over cash for rivals
• Great War plane to take to the skies for centenary
• Commons drinking kept secret
• Never too young to be bagging that first Munro
• Queen proves to be as fit as ever as she outworks William and Harry
• Shadow cabinet members face wrath of Abbott
• Cars hate Mondays too especially after a break
• MacAskill gears up for next challenge as latest film nets eight million views
• ‘Spare room for homeless’ scheme to grow in Scotland
• Family of PC shot by gunman Moat claims force was negligent
• Police hunt for man after pharmacy raid
• Record call-outs for Ben Nevis rescuers
• Police step up search for missing care home woman
• Fees at private schools rise faster than rate of inflation
• Further floods on the way in wake of storm Frank
• Company important to those with dementia ‘to stimulate happiness’
• Call for campaign to garner interest in EU poll
• Police seek injured man who left hospital without treatment
• Neweradawn­sfortheFor­thas spectacula­r bridge takes shape
• Rape crisis centre to replace tribunal-row service looks for premises after receiving cash
• Exhibition celebrates findings of health studies and thanks the volunteers who took part
• MP court case fund breaks the £200,000 barrier
• Outcry as potentiall­y deadly items on planes kept secret
• TV show to feature bank switch to not-for-profit law office
• Relative defends controvers­ial farmer after illegal firearm find
• Scientists find three types of male bird
• University shocked by lecturer stabbing
• Cameron: 2016 will be test of Britain’s mettle
• Councils urged to plug data breaches after thousands of people are compromise­d
• 50,000 say north of England should join Scotland
• What if UK electorate voted to quit EU … but Scotland did not?
• Patient who spent 40 years on tranquilis­ers urges review of prescribed medicines
• Battle lines drawn in row over future of 15th-century castle
• Scots lead way in fake tan use
• No alcohol limit is safe, says review
• Murder victim was targeted bygang, say police
• The privileged classes live a charmed life in this country
• Multi-car chaos creates tension in the suburbs
• This year I resolve to give up running
• Vital implicatio­ns of vote on Europe
• Spin doctors are responsibl­e for the reduced state of political debate
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• Wake up to the prospect of a world without effective antibiotic­s
• For fair and radical welfare reform we need to see the whole picture
• ON THIS DAY
• We must hope that reality will eventually hit the SNP
• My salute to the cheerfulne­ss of NHS personnel
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Munich police chief says terror tip-off ‘concrete’
• North Korea’s Kim talks war in new year speech but fails to mention nukes
• John Mackenzie
• Thomas Hurley
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE crossword no. 585
• Stock markets may have further to run on central bank injections of cash
• A few hours reviewing finances may save you thousands
• The Herald Crosswords
• Airdrie-based firm reports fall in profits and turnover
• Forth Holdings reveals surge in annual profits
• Personal finance

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