The Herald - 2018-02-24

• Outcry as NHS pays out £26m overtime to ‘plug gaps’
• Survival tips for long-service employees
• Why the Tories are just hooded gangsters
• The madness of owning your own home
• Top chef to charge diners for ‘no show’
• Taking to skies gives aviation boss vision
• RBS told to scrap branch closures after profit
• Trump defies NRA:
• Restaurant with 450 cancellati­ons is not a problem, it’s an epidemic
• Back to nature for children
• Game of Thrones star’s discovery
• Activist given legal aid
• Leading Scots artist to make her first film for TV and cinema
• Rip-off wedding venues warned
• Presenter Fry reveals he had prostate cancer treatment
• Huge pothole in Highland road has been repaired after ‘bath’ picture
• Football boss shot ‘lucky to be alive’ say police
• We played outside and went home when we were hungry
• MSPS have lost confidence in the police watchdog SPA to do its job
• Authority has staggered along from one crisis to the next for four years
• Davidson: Tories can win power in Scotland
• Law to allow GPS to monitor offenders
• Church urges priests to involve local politician­s in parish life
• Academics claim patients are more likely to die in hospitals in Scotland than in those in England
• Ineos seeks damages from Scottish Government over ban on fracking
• Satellite launching plan for Highlands
• Tributes paid as fourth helicopter crash Briton dies in hospital
• Dumbarton’s tax haven owners strike deal to bring club onshore
• Shop plans to bring a touch of magic for Harry Potter fans from the Hogwarts Express
• Residents face £10m cladding bill
• Family grieves for ‘happy, jolly, lovely boys’ hit by car
• Shoe scanner will shine at airports
• Desperate bid fails to save homeless man sleeping on the streets in -5C
• Fallen tile sparks building review at 17 schools
• The genius of inspiring preacher Graham
• We must not close off our vital European trade relationsh­ips
• 1955: Days of putting the horse before the cart about to end
• We need to seek a collective response to cladding problem
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Never mind the weather, let children go out and play
• Labour should sack gaffe MP
• Five more are killed as Syria continues its bombardmen­t of eastern Damascus
• Mother had eyes gouged out, says UN report into South Sudan human rights abuses
• Bob Thomson
• Judy Blame
• POEM OF THE DAY
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Working families swell ranks of those paying premium for living in poverty
• Fraud fears for youngsters more likely to do their banking online
• Stock market volatility offers opportunit­y to careful long-term investors
• London market stuck in the red as RBS shares fall
• Jobs pledge as Standard Life sells business
• GRG report made for very difficult reading, Royal Bank chief Mcewan admits
• Lower fuel costs help profits to soar for IAG
• Brexit warning from Bank deputy governor
• Royal shares plunge as major US fine looms
• Progress, but the bank still has to face the past
• Persimmon bosses hand back £50m of bonuses

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