The Herald - 2016-01-18

• Chief nurse lays down law over rudeness on the wards
• Two climbers plunge to their death in suspected avalanche
• DAVID TORRANCE
• ROSEMARY GORING
• A good hair day for barber shops
• Battle over hydro scheme
• Go-ahead for £60m road
• Fears over living wage
• Weather warning to drivers:
• Police cuts see fears over new gun licensing
• Iran faces new sanctions despite nuclear treaty
• Former building company manager wins payout for 70-hour weeks
• Eccleston film bids to alter dementia views
• One in four people are ‘too lazy’ to exercise
• Hundreds of groups helped out by Co-op’s 5p bag fee
• Parents deliver final plans to take over Catholic school
• Concern over use of speed cameras
• Unite chief urges Sturgeon to scrap her party’s freeze on council tax
• Corbyn bids to woo unions with a ‘no-nuclear’ Trident proposal
• Plea for action against smoking in deprived areas
• Warning on ‘lack of understand­ing’ holding back creative industries
• Lawson: PM talks on EU ‘inconseque­ntial’
• North Sea safety fear on foreign labour use
• Plan to launch fast-track US border control at Prestwick
• Fiancee of pirate hunter jailed in India launches campaign to raise £100,000 to fund legal battle
• Dangerous levels of toxic fumes detected in urban areas
• Mother in cycle trip tribute to dead son
• Rural pubs facing bleak year as new drink-drive limit hits
• Climate change ‘is now viewed as fact’
• Brand is set for epic coast-to-coast trek
• Graduates ‘choosy’ about taking jobs
• Super-rich own more than rest of world put together
• Anger as planners accused of U-turn on cycle path route
• ‘Conflict of interest’ claim over chief for spy scandal probe
• Lawson has her steep demands for making the perfect cup of tea
• Message in the sand expresses family’s grief for girl, 15, swept out to sea
• Boost for retailers as shoppers increase
• Fan above all else in no mood to change track now
• Dumfries festival to light touch paper for Burns celebratio­ns
• Integrated approach better than just giving out grants
• Call to open up universiti­es to disadvanta­ged students
• Film festival to scrap debate on national studio and focus on future
• Results due in probe into killing described as a ‘nuclear attack’
• Ann Summers boss denies CBE was result of friendship with PM
• Chorus of approval for music school relocation
• Trafficker­s made £2bn from the refugee crisis
• Racist killer runs up legal aid bill totalling £158,000
• Victim of attacks in Paris ‘ineligible for payout’
• Hostels have their designs on own tartan
• Power giants fuel anger of public
• Chocolate e-cigarette adverts ‘could lure children’
• Security pledge after terror attack kills 28
• End of sanctions greeted
• Taiwan’s new president told by China to drop independen­ce ‘hallucinat­ions’
• Under-pressure chain butters up customers
• Crossrail link would be bigger benefit to travellers than EGIP
• Why does CalMac find it so hard to deal with waters of Upper Clyde?
• MacAskill’s EU omissions
• A university serving its community in its entirety also serves economy
• ON THIS DAY
• Irvine Smith
• Brian Beacom
• Opening sets pay tribute to absent friends
• Ticciati excels himself with an SSO in splendid form
• It’s all plain sailing for impressive Admiral Fallow
• NATURE’S WONDERLAND­S: ISLANDS OF EVOLUTION
• Marshmallo­w test: We can’t be soft on skills
• Spotlight on Royal Mail and Halfords
• Boost for renewable willpower as runners and cyclists use wind farm tracks
• Agricultur­e left without ‘Plan B’ if Britain decides to leave the EU
• Crosswords
• Enermech cuts jobs amid oil’s ongoing downturn
• Liquid Gold

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