The Herald - 2018-03-21

• Cut alcohol abuse ‘with pub and off-licence ban’
• The 10 best luxury bed and breakfasts in Scotland
• May tries to reassure Tory MPS on fish
• DAVIDSON AVOIDS SOGGY BOTTOM
• Cardinal O’brien’s tale was a betrayal of hope and trust
• I was sitting in LA and the letter came and I was so surprised
• Our actions to date have been focused on rationalis­ation at top levels
• Scottish shell firms used to bust sanctions against Putin
• How Britain inadverten­tly lets the Kremlin and its cronies off the hook
• Asbestos: The fight goes on
• Clear vision of the future
• Heavens above, the Kirk may take your offering by contactles­s card
• Property market strongest for a decade as house prices rise again
• Curious polar bear cub takes its first steps into the great outdoors
• Herald group papers vie for 11 press awards
• Rare dram is yours for £22,000 a bottle
• Juror guilty of taking bribe during drugs dealing case
• Cross-party group wins right to take Article 50 plea to a full hearing
• Female politician­s unite in backing campaign to force a Twitter clampdown on violent abuse online
• ‘Stupid’ walker is rescued from Ben Nevis
• May decides against escalating row with Russia over spy attack
• Chief of data firm is suspended in row over secret filming allegation­s
• Holyrood and Westminste­r set for constituti­onal clash over Brexit power grab
• Minister dismisses hate-comment apology
• Student in bid for damages over brain injuries
• Rural areas to lose 25% of people
• Man jailed for eight months after mother saw him carry off autistic son, 10, at station
• Glasgow considers congestion charges
• Wider role for saved theatre group
• Sputnik expelled from trade body as relations ‘deteriorat­e’
• Rebuilt visitor centre joins award shortlist
• Dramatic interventi­on buys youth company a year to revive fortunes
• Date set for hearing on abortion drug move
• ‘Joker’ who taught partner’s dog to Sieg Heil is guilty of hate crime
• Scots Jewish community says there is nothing funny in Nazi video
• Women could benefit from union’s equal pay advice battle with lawyer
• Church organist jailed for abusing children
• Star Sir Patrick backs drug plea for boy, 6
• Why social media is about to meet its regulatory nemesis
• Fishing trade-off shows we are on the way to vassal state status
• We are heading for the same old trap on house prices
• BTP merger standoff threatens crisis for SPA
• Watch out, Big Brother is taxing you
• Worker injured as fifth explosion linked to series of Texas bombings
• Japan set to hang 13 cult members who carried out deadly subway attack
• Sarkozy is in custody over claims Gaddafi gave millions for campaign
• Woman ‘was scapegoat’ in nerve agent killing
• Us-south Korea drill to go on despite talks
• Sir William Mcalpine
• Allan Sellar
• POEM OF THE DAY
• How mermaid music was inspired
• Wild Garlic Waffle with Wild Mushrooms, Mushroom Ketchup & Fried Egg
• I am not on internet but power company will no longer post me a bill
• Tough times lead to dark humour
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Double Crossword
• IMPOSSIPUZ­ZLES
• Tensions in Middle East fuel rise in oil prices
• Academics crowdfund case to help resolve USS pension row
• Mobile sensory lab allows consumers to share taste preference­s and affect livestock breeding
• Faroe Petroleum cuts valuation of UK North Sea production assets
• Sharper fall in inflation viewed as unlikely to prevent further rises in interest rates
• Scots drug-delivery system firm raises £2m for scale-up
• Giant’s commitment to Aberdeen is noteworthy
• RBS will remain owned by state until US deal

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