The Herald - 2016-12-30

• Anger at Thatcher’s call to shoot protesters at Faslane
• Concerns over financial aid to blood victims
• Wrangle looms on EU human rights laws
• Castle to light up for New Year fun
• Police fight crime armed with their latest weapon . . . Gaelic
• One Direction top highest earners list
• Growing support for religious opt-out
• Sale puts Burton’s Biscuits jobs at risk
• Fines to be cancelled after car park app blunder
• Thatcher’s open fire demand after break-in at Faslane nuclear base
• British ambassador to Kuwait made four-month stand against Iraqi forces
• Premier was threatened with fine for failing to register for unpopular tax
• Lawson objected to more money for Gaelic TV due to ‘unwilling audience’
• Judge asked to resign over his gay activities
• Reluctance to welcome new era for Germany
• Missing RAF man is a social hand grenade, warns mother
• Paralegal faces jail after stealing £40,000 from ex-husband’s great aunt
• Amazon applies for patent on flying warehouses with drones to deliver to customers
• Corbyn’s fresh-start pledge in battle to beat Tories
• My mother wanted to be with Carrie, says son of Reynolds
• Academic says 2016 will go down in history like 1914, 1939 and 1989
• Poldark bathing scene tops poll of biggest television moments of 2016
• Children of ‘Jungle’ challenge Rudd over asylum
• Safety warning on salmonella prawns
• Failed publisher loses £2.6m of public money
• Woman tells of 13-year ordeal as taxi driver’s sex slave
• Civilians are bearing the brunt of conflict in Syria and Yemen
• How the world suffered in a succession of killings,
• When the trams still ruled on the streets of post-war Glasgow
• Firth campaigner­s fighting on
• Junk food lovers may not have guts to eat healthily
• Animal prints request at stabbing victim’s funeral
• Criminals fail to pay the courts £6m ‘dirty money’
• ‘Ancient’ standing stones are linked to 1314 battle
• Syria ceasefire deal hope
• Berlin market terror attack suspect was subject of fraud probe earlier this year
• Air strikes back up Iraqis in Mosul push
• A double act that does not bode well for Middle East
• PR practition­ers please desist from verbiage
• No need to end free movement of EU workers north of Border
• The red rose faces a withering spring
• Police Scotland and the role of Gaelic in public life
• Yes, money could be found to pay for the services we complain about
• Do not allow yourself to be provoked into breaking the law
• How the sinking ship of Scottish Labour, my party, can be rescued
• Ready to erupt when everyone interrupts
• ON THIS DAY
• Criticism of Health and Safety Act is misplaced
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Lightning Seeds star ready for a new year and new beginning
• Capturing the essence of characters through melody
• A spicy taste from Middle East
• A truly nutty idea blossoms into fabulous book of recipes
• The troublesom­e risks in New Year yo-yo dieting
• Debbie Reynolds
• Hollow nature of Brexiters’ triumph is emerging
• Bingo firm boosted by uplift in player spending
• Muted recovery on cards in North Sea
• Investors call for committee to scrutinise RBS board
• Lyle & Scott hails progress in global markets

The Herald - 2016-12-29

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