The Herald - 2018-03-20

• Scots Tories: We’ll oust May if she betrays our fishermen
• Only the Pope will decide where Cardinal Keith O’brien will rest
• Hundreds of sex offenders on the loose as police fail to track them
• Outrage after Army abuse trial collapses
• Why Sturgeon has booked her place in my affections
• The idea that all the male flight attendants are gay is a total fallacy
• Our sector is leaner, more efficient and more optimistic than it has been in years
• Mortality rate among white Scots worse than migrants
• Research shows that minorities are not a greater burden on the NHS
• Putin insists UK claims ‘nonsense’
• Battlefiel­d Rest battles rates hike
• Previewed: Spring Awakening
• Sturgeon’s drive to boost reading
• Light called ‘Steve’ is a wonder of north skies
• All UK railway lines to get urgent safety check after train hit old rail
• Asteroid was the first object ever to be identified from another star system
• Lawyer denies attack on pregnant ex-partner
• SNP activist fined for pursuing Tory pair
• Obituary: Cardinal Keith O’brien
• Recruits told of threats and attacks
• Failures that led to botched case are ‘just the start’
• UK concession­s lead to EU deal but Irish border bugbear remains
• Tories and Labour being investigat­ed over election cash irregulari­ties
• More seats with fewer votes for Conservati­ves
• Nationalis­t MSPS under fire after ‘welcoming’ shamed ex-colleague
• MPS press for tighter law to rein in SLPS
• What to expect from President Putin and a resurgent Russia over the next six years
• Energy gaint axes 250 jobs despite North Sea revival
• Diplomats try to plot course to end nuclear tensions with North Korea
• Two people left injured after fourth parcel bomb explodes this month
• EU diplomat criticises Turkey’s attack on the Syrian-kurdish enclave of Afrin
• Israel accuses French worker of gun-running
• Korean ex-president in bribery allegation­s
• Britain culpable in the creation of Russian mafia state
• Do not compare EU economic union with UK political union
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• 1951: Silence, please; Glasgow University students at work
• Holyrood must introduce clean money test
• Why the millennial­s will be natural entreprene­urs
• ON THIS DAY
• Is the NHS now making too many referrals to consultant­s?
• Dragged down into the guttural
• Beef and Oyster Pie
• ‘Secret’ plan for homes is abandoned after being revealed in e-brochure
• Variation on a theme of murder
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Andrew Boddy
• Barbara Balmer
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Double Crossword
• Index hit but sterling surges after transition deal
• Police career arrested when wedding bells herald chance to be own boss
• In associatio­n with ...
• Livingston firm behind Tour de France kits sells to Speedo owner
• Recruitmen­t viewed as largest and growing challenge by key sector
• Direct flights to Beijing deliver massive trade potential for Scots firms
• Herries’s Limousin named best bullock at spring show and sale
• Paying off debt helps to bolster profits at Tulloch
• The misery continues for firms months after proposals for reform
• Still no sign of badly-needed increase in drilling
• Cochrane receives £360,000 from Weir after exit

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