The Herald - 2018-12-05

• May’s ‘day of humiliatio­n’ as MPS inflict three defeats
• NHS ‘too reliant’ on locums to fill doctor vacancies
• CRÈME DE LA CRÈME
• Let’s turn back the clock and end our touchy-feely way of life
• Care services still letting down capital’s elderly people
• ‘Left behinds’ throw spanner in UN Climate Change works
• Iomart profits on the up after growth and acquisitio­ns
• Enduring attraction of ‘how to beat the market’ books
• UK tax haven colonies enabled £250 billion in crimes
• Watson made honorary member at wind-torn links
• Councils should house asylum seekers, say academics
• Signs Highlands exodus is over
• Warning as new storms approach
• Focusing on jazz heroes
• Scottish artist wins Turner Prize for phone film
• What are the arguments for and against the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal?
• Food prices could rise by 10% in worst-case scenario
• What happens next?
• There is no better deal for Brexit, says May
• Mundell backs May and Sturgeon joint trade missions
• Matheson refuses to intervene in ‘kids go free’ row
• Woman given womb from dead donor has baby girl
• Tory MSP’S link to hunt facing police investigat­ion
• Fire station in minister’s own area forced to close
• Farage quits Ukip as party swings to the hard right
• Highland line among the world’s greatest rail journeys
• Why our university keeps young people in the region they grew up
• Microplast­ics found in all turtles tested in three oceans
• Insurer launches ‘subscripti­on’ policies after cost fears
• Excess sleep linked to higher risk of heart disease
• Clutha inquiry to open in April and last five months
• University lowers ‘poor student’ target
• Admissions targets should be based on evidence
• Gang jailed for money laundering
• Dunkirk ‘little ship’ to be restored thanks to lottery
• Fatal helicopter crash ‘could have been avoided’ claim
• Killer who mutilated child victims is cleared for parole
• New blood test hailed as ‘Holy Grail’ in cancer fight
• Katie Price agrees deal to avoid going bankrupt
• Erskine Bridge joins Castle and Cathedral on the A-list
• Victory declared as ‘damaging’ oil transfer plans in Firth are sunk
• Separatist gunmen kill 31 bridge workers and a soldier
• Protests continue despite tax offer
• Israel targets Hezbollah tunnels to block attacks
• Parasite is wiping out rare species of giant clam
• Mafia chief is among 46 mob leaders arrested in Sicily
• Putin unruffled by Trump’s refusal of talks at G20 summit
• THE DIARY
• It is clear that the Brexit shambles would be a spur to independen­ce
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• A capital test to care for the city’s elderly
• The vision is there for a 21st century railway system: It just needs to be put on track now
• Venture that is reaping rewards for young people
• ON THIS DAY
• Bold action is urgently needed on waiting times
• My electricit­y bills have risen in line with deployment of renewables
• Book Festival unveils ‘Citizens’
• Sally Silver
• Gloria Katz
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Answering the age old mysteries
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Fee reform continues to dominate the debate on legal aid
• Political turmoil forces pound and Footsie lower
• Collagen Solutions ‘is on target’ as it narrows first-half loss to £1m
• Pork given funding for post-christmas bid to highlight its health benefits and value
• Garden centre heavyweigh­t grows sales after management shake-up
• Virtual facility added to research centre
• Indian call centre giant pledges 150 jobs for Selkirk
• North Sea oil and gas firm boosts output
• Fears for travel firm as shares in Thomas Cook keep falling

The Herald - 2018-12-04

The Herald - 2018-12-06