The Herald - 2017-02-24

• Sister tells of hope as latest search for Moira body starts
• Parents want last single sex state school to admit boys
• MSPs urge minister to fix ‘shocking’ failings with Universal Credit
• Travel chaos and school closures as Storm Doris batters Scotland
• Ali: I was silenced by police watchdog after speaking out
• Gross neglect of travel firms led to terror deaths, inquest told
• US study shows yo-yo diet reversing diabetes
• Mackay says his Budget is ‘best deal’ for Scotland
• Worst offenders could die in jail
• Sturgeon stays firm with the chuntering classes
• Government warned it can’t rush the Great Repeal Bill
• Emissions from burning wood are worse than coal, says report
• Group’s walk-out leaves council in turmoil
• Net long-term migration to UK at lowest level in more than two years
• Free speech fears as MSP in £750,000 defamation threat
• Book festival hands out 900 tickets free as first 2017 sessions sell out
• Rail chiefs ‘need to think big and open up access’
• Father gives son the gift of life by donating kidney
• Welfare charity holds shares in firm linked to animal tests
• Ministers to pursue VW over cash claims
• Super-pigs resistant to mystery swine disease
• World will learn ‘lessons’ from new TV bulletin
• Scots told to triple fruit and veg
• Hairdryer ‘speed guns’ used to tackle boy racers
• Families needed to test fire alarm for children
• Firm in Trump row aims to expand wind farm
• Car ferry at centre of bitter port row over Arran sailings
• Author’s murderer is jailed for 34 years over ‘heinous’ plot
• Fake birth certificat­e fraudster is facing jail term
• Fierce fighting as Iraqi forces target city airport
• Bid to end fighting in Syria resumes as US envoy meets opposition delegation
• Single force and how it is policed
• Our defamation laws are in urgent need of reform
• Robin Hume
• A warm whisper in your ear as Khouri finds true voice
• Trad favourite turns in beautiful set with friends
• Blogger looks to break down the barriers of going vegan
• The dos and don’ts of exercising during pregnancy
• Your first worker matters the most
• Packaging firm hikes profits as takeovers bear fruit
• Overseas demand for organic milk boosts suppliers
• Strathclyd­e names former Dragons’ Den star Rasul as its first entreprene­ur in residence
• Braehead owner buoyed by earnings increase
• Centrica doubles oil and gas profits
• Marriott chief checks out Scottish hotel opportunit­ies
• Tennent’s launches new beer tap in bid to help pubs sell more pints

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