The Herald - 2018-12-17

• Sports award for Unsung Hero
• Extra £32k for Tayside boss was ‘good value for money’
• APPRENTICE: THE FINAL
• May warns second Brexit vote would do ‘irreparabl­e damage’ to UK
• Parents in battle over £4m cuts for schools
• Don’t waste your energy feeling sorry for Theresa May
• Why Harry is right to take heed of Meghan’s anti-hunting views
• Degrees of success from The Glasgow School of Art
• Dignitarie­s will lead tribute service to Iolaire victims
• Couple dodge scam by fraudsters posing as HMRC
• Elizabeth’s letter outlining plan for Mary fetches £52k
• The beers of Christmas past
• Sir Paul puts on a five-star show
• Shaking up wind energy business
• It’s festive fun despite the cold
• SNP tells Labour to finish off May
• Sikhs angry at ‘secretive’ plans for tick-box options in next census
• Mackay: I’m ready to talk about scrapping council tax
• Corbyn urges SNP to end Tories ‘cruel’ two-child cap on benefits
• Sturgeon to outline second indyref plans in new year
• Zoo grateful for public support after devastatin­g blaze
• Councils may stop housing asylum seekers, say MPS
• Cold-call bosses face £500,000 fine
• Particulat­es breached safe limits due to moors fires
• Police probe after woman found unconsciou­s on road
• Jodie Comer relieved the Brits don’t hate Killing Eve
• Why warmer winters could prove less fruitful for growing blackcurra­nts
• Expert’s flag role is far from symbolic
• Life and loves
• Motorists back zero drink-driving limit
• Vow after thieves strike at war tribute to Lauder’s son
• Williams highlights his weight problems in WW role
• Cast in remake admit Watership Down original left them petrified as children
• Obamacare ruled unconstitu­tional
• Family reject US officials’ account of daughter’s death
• Climate talks agree on ‘thousand little steps forward’
• Canada given consular access to detained entreprene­ur
• Trump’s Interior Secretary to quit amid investigat­ions
• President does U-turn to ease stalemate after sacking PM
• THE DIARY
• The debate over free movement should have been more nuanced
• 1962: John Maclay, two years before ‘Night of the Long Knives’
• Bumper payout for NHS Tayside chief is baffling
• Why cold calling may be less of a nuisance
• Career structure promotes teacher stress
• Hat remark was a real head-scratcher
• Irish independen­ce would have been lost if it had been in a referendum
• Government house completion statistics do not paint the whole picture
• Getting to the heart of Scrooge
• Writers’ awards are announced
• Sondra Locke
• Nicol Mccloy
• A real cause for festive celebratio­n
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• We will thrive and survive but more slowly outside EU
• Put all your eggs in one basket but choose ones of different sizes
• Interest rate set to stay unchanged as Brexit fears continue
• Mccoll makes case for more apprentice­ships
• Industrial­ist’s views on skills should be heeded
• A toast to season as gin-filled baubles sell in US

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