The Herald - 2017-02-28

• Police vow to work smarter and do more with fewer staff
• Air stewardess and wife of hero pilot comes in to land
• Festival books up for a three-day event for new town anniversar­y
• Warning to campers as new laws come into effect in National Park
• Palmer-Tomkinson’s sister posts emotional eulogy on social media
• Education bill pushed back until after elections as staffing concerns raised
• ‘Crazy’ reform puts drivers on road to insurance price rise
• Berry on midges’ menu while filming new show in the Highlands
• Arts agency in £100,000 award for musical based on ghost story
• Bread puts the heat on global warming
• Deported mother: I’ve been treated as a terrorist
• College chief in bullying culture row steps down
• Redrawing councils map to save money ‘too simplistic’
• Corbyn ‘very happy’ despite warning of plot to oust him from Labour leadership
• Leaders pay tribute as Labour MP Sir Gerald dies at 86
• May silent on level of Tory votes needed to reject new referendum
• And finally, the award for the best blunder in Oscars history goes to...
• Celtic manager backs study into effects of heading ball
• Serial burglar guilty of £1m raid on Cowell home as family slept
• Drummer quits deli for Skids birthday gig
• More than three laser attacks per day at UK airports
• Triple tragedy for family, with cliff fall, then deaths in street
• Castle loses top spot to museum crowds
• Medical chief: Quarter of NHS diagnostic tests not needed
• Football world pays tribute to Hearts and Everton legend Young
• Police to visit farms in warning over fake pesticides
• When shopkeeper­s were willing to put on a display to tempt us
• Thief steals sheriff’s wig in court
• Mundell hails benefits of naval base developmen­t
• Lean meat and low-fat dairy will not harm your heart
• Listening service to ease court visit fears
• New link between poverty and children sent into care
• BBC chief’s concern over firm chasing licence non-payers
• £24m campus plan to create 500 jobs
• Oilman is jailed for year after growing cannabis
• $54bn hike in US military
• Iraqi troops reach key city bridge as IS militants reply with suicide bombings
• The problem with alcohol advert ban
• Why our police service has to be prepared to change
• Sir Gerald Kaufman
• Bill Paxton
• Masks slip as sisters struggle to establish dominance
• Comforting dish is easy as pie
• It’s great what you can dig up in east end of Glasgow
• Tailor has success made to measure
• Profits up as volume and price give boost for builder
• Rise in food prices curbs spending
• Thought leadership has the power to influence real-world change
• Primark profits to increase despite fall in pound
• Mackie’s puts £4m target on chocolate
• Design firm Space ramps up Glasgow presence
• ‘Volatile’ markets forecast in run-up to Brexit

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