The Herald - 2019-01-31

• Spit-attack priest calls for hate-crime honesty
• Two babies die as third infected in killer bug outbreak
• A TALE OF TWO BANDS
• Alison Rowat’s verdict on row over war leader
• NHS chiefs deploy fleet of drones to deliver vital medicines
• Giddens wows Glasgow with five-star show
• Crumbs, SNP nears Budget deal as Brexit row continues
• Clydesdale Bank is rocked by revolt over pay at AGM
• P1 testing ‘will lead to more pupils with special needs’
• Victims of online abuse ‘blamed’ more than offenders
• Hospital’s omelette attempt is panned by patients
• Plea on Mcgahey anniversar­y date
• Events to enjoy this weekend
• Laugh with Ken Smith’s Diary
• It is certainly street art... but is it Banksy in the capital?
• Children’s funniest joke? Why was the sand wet... because a seaweed
• Men have no chance today says ‘Aga saga’ queen Jilly
• Juncker: EU is staying solid with Ireland over backstop
• Police chief tells public figures to mind their language on immigratio­n
• PM ‘has presided over rising tide of racism’
• The Maybot and the Highlander clash as Tory hounds bay for Blackford blood in heated exchange
• May risks fresh split over Brexit role for Robbins
• MP says ‘bouncing’ country into Indyref2 will end in failure
• Seat cushions ‘probably from plane carrying Sala’
• Unused mobile phone data costing us £800m a year
• Jackson will use rare footage to make Beatles film
• Historic A-listed tower set to become luxury home
• Minister says sorry for tweet promoting ‘targets’ talk
• Most important meal of the day may not be breakfast
• Clock up 870 miles per year... by just walking the dog
• Full maternity services are restored at Elgin hospital
• Shop firm fined £450k over girl’s queue barrier injury
• Gritter driver’s lucky escape as lorry flips over in icy weather
• Manhunt for knife rapist after attack
• Art school hits out over fire ‘rumours’
• Flu increases risk of stroke by 40%, research warns
• Facebook paid users to let them gather personal data
• Treehouse is selling point in £115k developmen­t plot
• Crunch meeting to take place on airport rail link plan
• Life on Mars would be like the Wild West, says Brian Cox
• Renal unit nurse donates kidney to total stranger
• Action is needed to plug the gap
• Bold thinking in drive to keep moving
• Green light for links project
• Radio has buried Glitter and should do the same with Jackson
• May putting party before country will have devastatin­g effects for all
• 1974: Rutherglen’s big day returns after absence of 48 years
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• A future Scotland-england trade deal would surely be easy to negotiate
• Time to talk on capital’s tourism strategy
• Why so many English voters are scared
• ON THIS DAY
• CAB work is highly satisfying
• Dam burst threat to water supply
• Schools shut as Bangkok is smothered in pollution
• Trial of 17 for Tunisian resort terror attack to resume
• Rebel officer detained while sneaking into Venezuela
• Politician arrested in Russian parliament for murders
• Susan Hiller
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Rankin ‘pilgrimage’ to Islay festival
• Major shake-up at National Lottery
• 4BOOKS TO READ...
• 4 GAMES TO PLAY ...
• Sir Trevor looks to get the real story
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Impossipuz­zles
• Building for the future of work
• Apple and China outlook give index strong gains
• Growth revised down as Brexit impact on UK households flagged
• Santander profits drop to £1.6bn after pressure on mortgage lending margins and new regulation
• BOTTOM LINE
• Number of Scots firms in critical distress surges amid uncertaint­y
• Firms to unveil the tech prototypes ‘to make people’s lives better’
• Eros Retail to expand with HSBC funding package
• Dentons paid £11.5m to buy out law firm Maclays
• Overseas buyers fuel record investment in hotels

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