The Herald - 2016-12-21

• SNP anger as May rejects Sturgeon plea over Brexit
• Travel boost after strike action by airport ground staff is axed
• MP calls for probe over Johnson book row on official visit
• BBC Scotland chief vows to tackle the ‘deficits’ in news
• Comedians cook up plan to gatecrash Berry shows
• Jack and Olivia most popular baby names, according to new statistics
• Surgical services for cleft-lip babies set tomerge
• Sturgeon unveils plan for keeping ties with Europe
• The Brexit ball is now very much in Westminste­r’s side of the court
• PM: Two-year deadline for negotiatio­ns possible
• Warning as family ‘no cash to buy presents’
• Concern as superhospi­tal waiting times reach new low
• Row as NHS bosses vote to close overnight unit
• Security ‘under constant review’ as Christmas
• Russian consul honours ‘friend and man of peace’
• Foreign Office to issue warnings to UK travellers visiting potential target zones
• Markets work with counter-terrorism police
• Warning of Storm Barbara battering
• Play of Gray novel among projects given £1m of funding
• Caution urged in use of mesh implants following review of patients
• Miliband calls for Murdoch Sky bid to be rejected
• Anger after Government go-ahead for Highland project
• Beavers may save millions in flood repairs
• Plea for North Sea workers’ helpline
• ‘No evidence’ giving power to heads boosts standards
• One determined society … and with one express purpose
• Eating of processed meats bad for asthma says study
• Warning to parents over grapes after two deaths
• American B&B owners unhappy after being told to leave Scotland
• Bake Off and Strictly helps BBC win TV ratings battle in 2016
• Green light for housing plans in Trossachs
• Plans for regulation over ‘microbeads’
• BT most complained about internet host
• Tennis ace ‘lucky to be alive’
• Electoral college confirms Trump as US president amid nationwide protests
• Record tree may not be up for Christmas
• How we all respond to terror attacks will shape the future
• Q: How many pupils need extra help? A: Pass
• We are selling our youngsters short with these cries of doom
• Both sides have to work towards a flexible Brexit
• Defence and security industries are valuable assets for Scotland
• Despite its problems, Kosovo has a young population eager to succeed
• Europe must not be the SNP’s only game
• ON THIS DAY
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Lionel Blue
• Favourites shout out to be heard but it’s impossible to rank them
• Rooney’s career as harp player started with bribery
• Finishing touch to the big day
• Vote for Brexit was ‘event of a lifetime’, never mind the year
• Veteran returns to Havelock amid changes
• NFU making progress on management of wildlife which negatively impacts on farming
• Land sale boosts Macdonald profits
• Larger firms in Highlands fear Brexit vote impact
• Bank boss pay hits £2 million following flotation
• Lloyds Bank pulls off £1.9bn deal to snap up credit card firm MBNA

The Herald - 2016-12-20

The Herald - 2016-12-22