The Herald - 2016-12-29

• Millions of jobs at risk from robot-driven machine age
• May urged to end limbo of 3m EU nationals over Brexit
• Details from earliest census listing details of the families are revealed
• Shoppers likely to feel the price-rise pinch in New Year
• Star Reynolds suffers suspected stroke day after daughter’s death
• Liver transplant woman hopes soap will boost organ donation
• Adults go online for courses to help job prospects
• Speed cameras prompt big drop in casualties on the A9
• Artworks may aid diagnosis of brain disease
• Union leader: Civil servants will struggle to deal with Brexit
• Business chief: I got abusive calls from 10 Downing Street
• Blenheim bomber pilot dies aged 102
• Crime lord jailed for running big drugs operation
• Gove wants more scrutiny over ‘experts’
• Trump pulled off biggest upset in US politics to win White House race
• Anti-Establishm­ent feeling sent shock waves across democracie­s
• Proclamati­on warns ‘ignorant gangsters’ to respect believers
• Special Borders programme for anniversar­y of Antiques Roadshow
• Macdonald earns £4m in spite of taking a break from music scene
• Erratic weather threat to butterflie­s and bees
• More school leavers fail to gain key maths qualificat­ions
• Russia admits massive doping of athletes
• Derelict building to become new venue
• Alarm over rising number of younger dementia patients
• ‘Offensive’ play set to premiere 20 years after ban
• Actors Stone and Gosling facing a tough battle in race for the Oscars
• Revealed: Climate threat to birds that migrate
• Flaps clue in air crash probe
• Trump uses Twitter to accuse Obama of blocking smooth transition of power
• Last Mosul bridge is disabled
• The cheerleade­rs for stupid Brexit lead us over the cliff
• Vital primary care funding goes where
• We must ensure full value for money from NHS expenditur­e
• Automation for or against the people?
• Oldest trains on the UK national network are on the Isle of Wight
• Facts speak for themselves on speed camera efficacy
• Even things up by way of letting Cornwall have Trident base
• This 10-minute plan that can reap long-term benefits in a catastroph­e
• SNP’s aim istobea shock to the system
• ON THIS DAY
• Maximum political integratio­n is needed to combat globalisat­ion’s ills
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Carrie Fisher
• Scorcese embarks on a quest where Silence speaks volumes
• Bold, engrossing examinatio­n of Vatican power politics
• Irish giant of film is keeping faith in magic of the cinema
• A shellfish medley with bass
• Gin distiller predicts a surge in takeovers

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