The Herald - 2018-02-10

• Sturgeon to declare victory in battle for EU powers
• Big rise in number of property millionair­es
• Who decides what words are right?
• Police Scotland are a law unto themselves
• Being a goody two shoes is such a pain!
• Adams: I do not care how history judges me
• Loch Fyne fears as EU workers stay at home
• Calls for public record on GP practice spending
• Unionists compare him to Hitler, and the Republican­s to Mandela
• Soviets mapped Scottish cities
• From duffle coats to fast fashion
• Peace talks over Catholic ‘attacks’
• Light to shine on Gray’s stairwell masterpiec­e with first public showing
• ‘We need to see police justice done’
• Daughter’s relief as ‘Beatles’ jihadi killers are caught
• RVS denies final decisions have been taken over Meals On Wheels
• QE2 to show her swinging 60s style in anniversar­y exhibition
• Police taking on more medical calls claim
• Parents ask Church to help save school
• Leaders of North and South Korea in remarkable display of unity
• MBE embarrasse­d me, says cyclist
• Chills and thrills as Winter Olympics ceremony dazzles
• Barnier warns Brexit transition deal with the EU is ‘not a given’
• Wishart: SNP needs honest assessment of why it lost so many MPS
• Sturgeon toughens ministers’ code of conduct in light of Mcdonald case
• Group to appeal on court EU exit ruling
• Farm growers hit by fall in seasonal workers
• Architect delighted as he sees his completed work at V&A for the first time
• Terror attackers were pumped up on steroids
• Watchdog’s report into RBS mistreatme­nt of small business unlikely to hit deadline
• Closure of North Sea pipeline hits trade
• Union leaders to meet bosses over move to axe 450 poultry jobs
• £10m move to put in sprinklers in tower blocks that will be demolished
• Police warning on children’s craze for hiding overnight in large stores
• Whisky and salmon exports up £500m
• Call for crackdown on bad teachers
• Experts puzzled by Austrian belt buckle unearthed at castle
• Obesity means more Scots need plastic hips and knees at younger age
• Auctions of rare whiskies top £25m
• Depute contest no shoo-in for SNP’S Westminste­r leader
• Stop the political posturing and let police get on with their job
• 1962: A day of burnt offerings at the sausage factory
• The frostiest of Olympics may yet provide warm glow
• Tax is not the answer to tourism problems
• I’m not special, I’m just lucky
• US Congress passes £400bn Budget deal despite looming trillion dollar deficit
• Court upholds National Front’s decision to expel founder Le Pen
• Earl of Lovelace
• POEM OF THE DAY
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE crossword
• Why a heart-to-heart on your finances could be the best Valentine’s Day gift
• Threat of interest rate rises could hit pension transfer values
• Expect great volatility but do not rush to the exit doors for panic selling
• Brexit worries hit sterling after Barnier warning
• Restaurate­urs reveal plans for Clarkston
• Farmers need to brush up knowledge of procedures for storing vaccines
• UK trade deficit widens after surge in imports
• Without migrant workers everyone loses out
• Weaker UK picture flagged by Scots trust chairman

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