The Herald - 2017-01-09

• Sturgeon in appeal for compromise over single market deal
• Rise of robots in workplace
• Mental health fears for young over wait times
• Queen joins family for church service after recovering from Christmas cold
• Children balance school and stage to star in ballet show
• Planners back £1bn project for university teaching hub
• Multi-million pound boost as blockbuste­r set to begin shooting across Scotland with A-list cast
• Research highlights stress level among the young
• Dragon’s £100,000 to open doors for ‘lost keys’ gadget
• Showcase of Scots craft at Baltimore exhibition
• Trial drug could help repair failing hearts
• Police brand rise in numbers caught a ‘disgrace’
• Photo pioneer’s moving images offered at auction
• May wants access to single market not full membership
• Firms facing £10bn-a-year bill to fill pension gap after Brexit vote
• Needless A&E trips cost NHS £118 each, say Tories
• Conservati­ves reveal plan for £600m boost
• £1.1bn rebirth of St Andrew Square as social centre is gathering pace
• Couple may be laid to rest after 13 years in mortuary
• Scientist quits after falsifying research
• ‘Missing’ Mone still committed to Lords
• Last chance to have a say on Press law
• Turbines set new records for electricit­y generation
• Glasgow gang expert to help fight youth crime in America
• Tests may shed new light on causes of depression
• Healthcare building given £471m boost
• Sea lice costing fish farms up to £300m a year
• Looking for Gary, Hercher has found himself
• Life’s a glass if you’re in the mood for wise words about wine
• Welfare changes already having an impact
• Murder police quiz dozens to seek fire clues
• Return to work will spark new job search
• Local service is ‘big challenge’ for police force
• Experts to look at claims Burns had mental illness
• Manhunt after shops targeted by raider with knife
• There’s rhyme and reason in Sturgeon’s Brexit manoeuvres
• How veganism in city now trumps vegetarian­ism
• Making the best of a bad job when the block grant is cut
• Short-term dangers in schools policy
• A worrying setback in the campaign on drink-driving
• Home village has plans to celebrate ‘Greek’ Thomson’s bicentenar­y
• Better care at the end of life
• Why digital infrastruc­ture is the key to success for Scotland’s cities
• New phone mode for cinema may have merit
• Much progress in renewables but more needs to be done to tackle climate change
• ON THIS DAY
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Four Israelis killed after lorry driven into soldiers
• Trump in pledge to improve relations with Russia after election allegation­s
• Lady Marion Fraser
• Catherine McKellip
• Glass prioritise­s opera and uses it to take on modern civilisati­on
• Spring into action with lamb
• Outsourcin­g expert displays creativity at his country club
• Turning the corner on road to equality
• Glasgow firm looks global with portable power system
• Nairn’s lifts sales but one-off items dent its profits

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