The Herald - 2019-01-30

• May’s EU mandate
• SUCCESS STORIES
• Glasgow Airport helps boost Scots economy by £1.44bn
• Winterwatc­h
• Class ceiling is one of biggest challenges to face the UK
• Grange Hill star admits hijacking bin lorry
• Whisky firms hail progress in distillery revival projects
• Varadkar’s warning
• May’s plea to MPS:
• Fresh blow as funicular railway to remain closed
• MSP who slated Churchill wants honesty on history
• Trans inclusion advice ‘could breach UN guidelines’
• Sir Andy has more hip surgery in bid to keep playing
• La Boheme is set in Paisley
• Laugh with Ken Smith’s Diary
• Prisoner escort change hits courts
• Shetland festival marks its Viking heritage
• May comes off canvas and already there is a Plan C in the offing ... but the clock is ticking to exit day
• Defence deployment ‘a sign of Brexit chaos’
• Health Secretary steps in to halt blood donations being cancelled
• Healthcare fears for EU Britons if it is no deal
• Budget talks go to the wire over tax
• Satisfacti­on with Scotrail plummets to 16-year low
• Prosecutio­ns and conviction­s fall despite crime rises
• Numbers of those wanting homeless assistance rises
• Crown probe into pigeon bug deaths at super hospital
• Snow peephole driver pays penalty as Met Office warns of further big freeze
• Being an early bird really is good for your health
• Fast movers: Neandertha­ls were sprinters not joggers
• Mussels losing their grip because of microplast­ics
• More customers are switching their bank accounts
• Cafe owner bans breastfeed­ing complaint customer
• Italy told to give food for 47 migrants on ship off Sicily
• Seal tags measure global warming rate
• Locating Shackleton ship ‘bigger than finding Titanic’
• Tea and a seat on the sofa are perfect home comforts
• Woman is raped by beggar she helped
• Blasphemy case woman cleared
• China hits back at ‘unreasonab­le’ US Huawei charges
• Guzman to give no evidence at cocaine cartel trial
• Havana clears up after worst tornado for 80 years
• Insurance claims for California wildfires top $11bn
• Mueller probe into Russian links to Trump is almost over
• Independen­ce would be for the best, even in the worst of times
• 1980: ‘A historic breakthrou­gh for the Scottish film industry’
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Airport on an upward trajectory
• The changing roles of councillor­s and officials
• ON THIS DAY
• Scottish Government has shown it has no concern for animal welfare
• Named Person scheme must go
• Bitter taste on home economics
• Burns & Beyond’s Culture Trail
• Ian Freshney
• Michel Legrand
• POEM OF THE DAY
• New comedy is pure gold for Charly
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Tobacco and oil shares do well ahead of MPS’ vote
• Farm incomes fell after bad weather hit the industry and labour and feed costs increased
• Uncertaint­y blamed as Royal Mail revises annual earnings forecast
• Glasgow software firm targets US after sealing university partnershi­p
• Researcher­s team up in ‘one-stop shop’ for genetic sequencing
• Norway challenges hit Domino’s expectatio­ns
• Huge find shows lots to go for in North Sea
• Oil firms underline potential of mature area
• Retail woe hits profits at mall firm
• Omega buoyed by latest field results for HIV testing kit

The Herald - 2019-01-29

The Herald - 2019-01-31