The Herald - 2018-01-18

• Call for brightest pupils to skip a year of degree
• Get a grip Scotland: Surely we can cope with a bit of snow
• Lords could block Brexit Bill if no deal is done with Holyrood
• CHURCH LINK IN HUNT FOR MISSING TOURIST
• HERALD CHECKLIST
• Scots fund house seals blockbuste­r takeover
• Scottish Ballet tours major show round Highlands
• Airbnb faces three-month rental limit in Edinburgh
• Universiti­es aid schools
• Equality drive
• Drivers urged to stay off the roads as more snow forecast
• Drivers tell of hours stuck in their cars on the snowbound M74
• Minister swaps Texas for Ibrox
• Lifting the lid on recycling
• Faroe turns away from UK
• Part of listed Elizabetha­n bridge in Hardy country slips into River Frome
• Scottish economy still lagging behind UK and growth ‘fragile’ say experts
• Anti-sectarian law U-turn a step forward
• UK to send Chinooks to aid French troops
• The university hub delivering record exam results for school pupils
• Funding challenge for university initiative­s as they move mainstream
• Budget cuts pave way for a further reduction in exam choice
• Grandmothe­r meets scientist behind drug that saved her life
• Corbyn accuses Government of negligence over Carillion collapse
• Labour told lack of Budget proposals made their position ‘laughable’
• Labour faces growing criticism over activist’s job in industry
• Clarke-baiter provides rare moment of light relief during torrid PMQs
• Blackford: Brexit is horrifying for Scots
• Sheriff rules fatal crash motorist ‘not fit to drive’
• Sex abuse trial told four of coach’s team killed themselves
• Death of Scot originally ruled accidental now possible murder probe
• Teachers need more training on children with mental health problems, says study
• Man, 24, hit A&E nurse with fire device
• Revealed: RBS memo urges staff to ‘let customers hang themselves’
• Misuse of drugs linked to longer use
• Bayeux Tapestry might be loaned by France to go on display in England
• Parents face £300 annual rise on private school fees
• Nun admits slapping children at home but denies beating or swearing at them
• Part of HMS Victory flag fetches £300,000
• Two-week queue to cremate the dead
• New contract makes Scotland ‘most exciting place’ to be a GP
• Rare African eagle is hatched ... in the wilds of Kirkcaldy
• It takes more than good genes to carry off a Trump fast-food diet
• Bannon refuses to answer questions about his time in government
• Pope apologises to abuse survivors for ‘irreparabl­e damage’ suffered
• Turkey set to extend its state of emergency
• Fugitives absent as new parliament meets
• Why I am tired of suffering from first degree Burns
• The only way forward for us is to leave the European Union
• 1934: Families cool off in heatwave but good times can’t last
• A case for studying the future role of Advanced Highers
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Rail survey was meaningles­s
• Why we have grasped the nettle on equal pay
• The PM has racked up yet more failures
• Treasury interventi­on gives the lie to claim of civil service impartiali­ty
• It would be a tragedy if climate change were to foil Orkney project
• Double Crossword
• 5 BEERS TO TRY...
• 4 GAMES TO PLAY ...
• What a Feeling: Flashdance brings
• Raw Chilli Sin Carne
• My elderly mother is needing more care. Can I get any support?
• The high-energy 1980s back to the stage
• Striking right at the art of the matter
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Jack Burgess
• Kenneth Peat Forrest
• Private equity investors buy Edinburgh food waste-to-energy plant
• 40% more firms are suffering significan­t distress
• Burberry hit hard after figures reveal fall in sales
• Mediascape leads way this year with staff ownership deal
• Plans for a Scottish study into the value of land will cause deep concern to farmers, says Strutt & Parker
• Employee trusts show future of firms can be about more than cash for founders
• Hurricane curbs share awards amid corporate governance review
• The Herald crosswords
• Culture fit and autonomy key to deal success
• Fragile growth signalled amid skills shortages

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