The Herald - 2017-03-11

• Think-tank tells councils they face Brexit pain
• Corbyn demands shift in wealth and power
• He never walked alone: Final tributes at Gemmell funeral
• Two pages of Scott manuscript sold for £16,000
• Football star Law is granted freedom of home city
• ‘Hundreds of people are worried what this will mean’
• Hundreds of drivers fined for mobile use
• Assange: I will release more CIA documents to technology companies if attack code disarmed
• MP in row on Catholic schooling
• Judge hits out after rapist was labelled ‘low-risk’
• Clegg warns Tories not to block vote on independen­ce
• Juncker hopeful that one day Britain will rejoin European Union
• First officer was seven times over the legal limit
• Warning as teddy bear electric cord found wrapped round child’s neck
• Council fined £10,500 for ignoring asbestos warnings for years
• Dizziness linked to increased risk of dementia
• Doctors reject open surgeries for seven days
• Fear as Great Barrier Reef sees fresh coral bleaching
• Woodland body trial postponed as accused seriously ill
• Teachers hit out at Swinney’s new testing regime in schools
• Cancer risk from dyeing your hair
• EE under fire for closing Freeserve
• After 163 years, men-only club votes to let women join
• Designers of tomorrow help shape future of heritage brand Harris Tweed
• ScotRail sees more services run to time
• Officer is jailed for smuggling drugs into his prison
• New equity fund firms shelved
• Census to track UK’s live music scene gets under way
• Scots will never get enough vitamin D in winter
• Fears for future despite leap in salmon exports to £450m
• ‘Special relationsh­ip’ pioneered by Scots diplomat and wife
• Downton actress says hit period drama may be revived as a movie
• Mother and son jailed for plot to kill elder brother
• President Park ousted over corruption scandal
• Kim is formally identified as attack victim but relatives do not claim body
• Kurd force ready to take Raqqa
• Tax could be last straw for disabled
• The special relationsh­ip rooted in historic ties
• Raymond Kopa
• Sir Howard Hodgkin
• Finding a new drive to shop around for car insurance
• A taxing mess as Spreadshee­t Phil takes aim at self-employed
• In a time of currency volatility a little forward planning can be a bonus
• Baillie Gifford’s McCombie soars to top of league table
• Profits at Tennent’s owner hit by sterling weakness
• Hartop building Hampden on best banking traditions
• Increase in lambs carryover affects prime hogg prices
• Medical tech firm makes unicorn bid
• Internatio­nal traffic helps lift Edinburgh Airport
• Pub boss Martin saystaxis the biggest threat

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