The Herald - 2016-12-24

• Former rail minister slates Labour campaign on fares
• Job fears over plan to sell off green bank
• Administra­tors are optimistic fashion business can be sold as going concern
• Power cuts and travel chaos as Storm Barbara sweeps in
• Barton charged with misconduct amid allegation­s of football betting
• Focus put on art as murals pay homage to city’s industrial past
• Candles start three house fires every day
• Sprouts could hold the key in dementia battle
• Praise floods in for winning lecturer after he claims MasterChef title
• Killer who stabbed teenager 61 times says jail term unfair
• Goodman set for champagne Christmas but Strictly no dance
• Sheriff orders stalker to undergo therapy
• Diageo workers vote for industrial action
• Corbyn snubs his only MP in Scotland for three months
• Sturgeon urged to listen to tycoon’s warning over second referendum
• Refugees and key workers are at the heart of leaders’ good wishes
• Queen ‘disappoint­ed’ as May tight-lipped
• Italian officers praised for brave actions after stopping Tunisian killer
• McGregor hopes to auction off favourite motorcycle for £21,000
• Duo surrender to end plane hijack stand-off without violence
• McCanns face tenth Christmas without daughter
• Hub project opens a new chapter in Glasgow library’s pioneering history
• Fight goes on to free piracy accused from Indian prison
• Pet dogs raised the alarm on missing woman
• Family of man ‘left to die’ take action against care provider
• Student wealth gap increases as affluent continue to win more places
• Scots on service overseas send festive greetings to families at home
• Ex-Makar embarks on new literary challenge
• Police near last year’s haul of festive drink-drive arrests
• Treat for daughter leads to family’s million-pound windfall
• East, west, home’s not always best, parents told after health trip
• Warning to eat, drink and be wary
• Ex-soldier hits out as charity grotto shut by council
• Fears vulnerable pupils at risk
• Parents warned over the dangers of button batteries
• Farmer hit with fine of £6,000 for river pollution
• Terror suspects detained
• President’s pledge as illegal storing of fireworks probed after deadly blasts
• Migrant deaths at sea exceed 5,000
• I bemoan but understand the vanishing of student protest
• Putin ready to play ‘the great game’ with Trump
• Unionists ought to spell out their aspiration­s for Scotland
• Labour’s tough test to get back on track
• Banish the bleakness and have a merry Christmas
• Culture cemented its reputation to inspire in year of great uncertaint­y
• Brexit plan puts May’s secrecy to shame
• ON THIS DAY
• It is right to impose a levy on those who produce and sell cigarettes
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Ian MacGregor
• Alex Stewart
• Protect your home from festive thieves and accidents
• Value options overtake growth vehicles as new expectatio­ns shake up investment approaches
• Dawn of Creation proved perfect tonic to cut IP specialist’s stress
• Tech firm warning on free movement
• Profits down but forecast positive at leading trust
• Creation boss says takeovers likely in IP sector

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