The Herald - 2018-12-13

• Hollow victory as May left weakened by party ballot
• Fears for 180 jobs as major railway depot plans to transfer work to England
• How a new Scots heroine was born
• Anger at SNP as Scotland’s middle-class tax gap grows
• The last of the real-life Davinci code breakers
• The truth about Scotland’s lower drink-drive limit
• Strasbourg manhunt as first shooting victim named
• Sainsbury’s share shock in row over competitio­n
• Alison Rowat
• SNP on attack
• Commons battles
• Hollow win as 117 Tories vote against Prime Minister
• Only star of this reality show was the cat
• Disgraced MP returns as every vote needed
• Hardliner keeps up calls for May to go
• Drakeford: Vote was a ‘species of madness’
• Chief gladiator fends off any hammer blows
• Defiant May had warned defeat could halt Brexit
• More officers needed for Brexit claim police
• From the deep red tribe’s chief before facing secret ballot
• Supreme Court to rule on Scottish Parliament’s Brexit bill
• Growing income tax gap may see higher earners shift residency south
• Poorest will pay less tax and Scots bands will raise £550m more cash
• Fears sparked for future of universiti­es
• Train now approachin­g Facebook is late
• Family pays tribute to schoolgirl after body found in Edinburgh
• Police court win over cash for Barrymore
• Law change on alcohol has failed to make our roads safer
• MP Ian Paisley back in the spotlight over ‘undeclared’ Maldives holiday
• Party-goers warned one punch can kill
• Rural dwellers more likely to die of cancer
• Which? warning over children’s toy slime
• Charles calls for new measures to tackle knife crime
• Guidance to nurseries says toys must be ‘gender equal’
• Life expectancy is falling for those born in Dundee
• Would you Adam and Eve it... Eastenders £27m over
• Poignant memorial to 201 killed in the Iolaire disaster
• Hebcelt 2019 acts revealed as festival hits the high note
• No flying visit for Andrews in Mary Poppins remake
• Prepare for that sinking feeling
• Review calls for shake-up of regulation on agricultur­e
• Gotcha! BBC 2 looks at Rupert Murdoch’s influence
• Moderator marks birthday with sensory garden appeal
• Births for third quarter hit lowest level since civil registrati­on began
• Two Koreas take historic step toward peace as soldiers meet
• Trump may intervene in Huawei case to help trade
• Cosmonauts try to solve mystery of space station hole
• Turkey will attack Us-backed Kurdish group ‘in days’
• Modi suffers setback as BJP loses regional votes
• The Great Escape isn’t a film, it’s a lesson in survival
• THE DIARY
• This is surely the time to form another National Government
• 1971: Scotland run Wales so close in epic game at Murrayfiel­d
• Now get on with running the country
• We should maintain a sense of proportion over the so-called nasty state of the nation
• Let us address staffing in mental health care
• Councillor­s need to put the interests of the people before petty politics
• Get ahead with proper hats
• Major snag for NI rail idea
• Queen’s festive message puts the spotlight on young voices
• Glasgow’s CCA unveil 2019 shows
• 10 THINGS TO DO ACROSS SCOTLAND THIS WEEKEND
• 4 BOOKS TO READ...
• 11 CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR GAMERS ...
• CR Whitfield
• Bob Bergland
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Activist Elliott turns heat on whisky giant
• Shares in Superdry slump after underlying profits before tax fall 49%
• Wood shares plunge after update
• Rolls-royce goes ahead with German design move
• 3% rise in Scots potato yield despite challengin­g season as British harvest falls after hot weather
• The Fulham Shore to open more sites as it increases sales and cuts debt
• Aberdeen oil firm comes under renewed pressure from hostile bidder
• Wood highlights fresh crude price challenge
• Optimism of Scots SMES falls as Brexit fear bites
• Zara joins list of clothing retailers hit by mild autumn

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