The Herald - 2017-03-02

• Families losing out on £5,000 a year in wages
• Surgery consent forms deemed inadequate
• Deacon Blue star boxes clever in appeal
• Laird is accused of M15 and guns claim in letter to locals
• Asperger’s training? ‘Watch Big Bang’
• Lusitania machine lost during mission
• Parents paying £111 a week for childcare
• Police dog handler critical after night van smash
• Topping out event marks new stage in museum build
• More than half of prisoners may have had a brain injury
• SNP councillor quits politics over ‘sexist smear campaign’
• Fears for 1,100 engine plant jobs as Ford looks for ‘efficienci­es’
• Cheapest junk food costs more than fruit
• Council loses legal challenge for child
• Cheese impounded as new batch tests positive for E.coli
• Orkney pupils bid farewell to class goldfish at ‘Viking longship burial’
• Drug dealers jailed for key roles in murdered gangster’s heroin trade
• Metal thieves take lightning protection and toilet chain from historic sites
• House sales hit highest level in nine years
• Dry winter is ‘fourth mildest on record’
• Mundell: Increased powers for Scotland post-Brexit
• Mackay rebuked after failure to order report into air duty cuts
• It’s dial M for mystery as Corbyn in dark over phone calls
• Davis accused of ‘disrespect’ over failure to appear at Holyrood
• Pro-Union group in recruitmen­t drive
• Galloway battles to keep £1m Viking treasure
• Leading law officer is fined £1,000 for shotgun blunder
• Several people perverting course of justice, claims airman’s father
• Councils spent £1m importing Thailand chickens
• Student threatened by rapist over nude photos
• Rally in Pakistan to honour Glasgow murderer
• MS and diabetes linked to risk of dementia
• Concern at alcohol damage to children
• Surgeon ‘performed double cancer operation needlessly’
• Daily newspapers to be delivered by plane to Stornoway in trial run
• Mould from Fleming tests makes £12,500
• Mother fears for autistic son given ‘a restricted education’
• Burglar is jailed for £1m Cowell raid
• Sleep patterns can influence obesity
• Fishery worker drowned breaking pond ice
• When you really don’t want the elephant to put his foot down
• Barr to cut sugar in fizzy drinks
• Police ‘strong-armed’ into giving Sir Cliff raid tip-off
• Supreme Court to hold first Scottish hearings
• Animals helped by educating children
• Homes row over Syrian refugees
• Going Dutch sees pioneering cycle route scheme through Glasgow shortliste­d for financial award
• Bottom line is keep off your bottom to be healthy
• Trump sets new tone as he outlines his priorities
• French voters will decide my fate, says Fillon as he battles on despite charges
• Action needed now on falling incomes
• Why prisoner head injuries should be of concern to all
• Frank Delaney
• Trish Arnold
• OF THE DAY
• Logan’s run is more marathon than sprint, but worth every mile
• Overblown Team effort is all rather far-fetched
• Huppert enjoys peeling away layers in French tale of revenge
• JILL CASTLE
• Deconstruc­ted dining
• FirstGroup and Stagecoach in key rail contest
• Manufactur­ing growth slows as cost inflation fuels factory gate price surge
• Ultimate in £105m bid to float on stock market
• Scotland still vital to us, says new boss of Flybe
• ITV blames Brexit vote as broadcaste­r suffers first drop in full-year advertisin­g revenues
• Move by landlords on amnesty for tenants’ improvemen­ts backed by STFA chairman
• Cyber security specialist raises £3.6m in round led by Archangels
• Eurotunnel rallies after Brexit and Calais crisis
• Blow for dissident Bowleven investor
• Brexit brings Scots fintech fears over passportin­g
• North Sea veteran to lead nuclear clean-up

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