The Herald - 2019-02-01

• Sturgeon breaks her promises as council tax to rise
• BORN TO BE WILD
• College will close amid row between tycoon and city council
• MPS will not have to scrap skiing trips despite recess being axed for Brexit
• Good enough for Shakespear­e but not, alas, for Santa’s grotto
• Bodyguard the most watched show on iplayer ever
• NHS Glasgow fought high bug rate before babies died
• Shell bosses focus on growth in the North Sea back Page
• Care home let male residents urinate in corridors
• Divers survey wreck of battleship sunk at Scapa Flow
• Former PA to JK Rowling saw her as ‘blank cheque’
• Bluebird not returning to lake
• Freezing weather grips the country
• Scotch giant fears for small firms
• Rail link ditched for a second time
• Inverleith House back in the frame as the home for contempora­ry art
• Buddy Benches helping children make friends at playtime
• ‘Post-brexit, my foraging skills will be extremely useful’
• Local government the winner in Mackay’s deal with the Greens
• MSPS reject a bid to double the age of criminal responsibi­lity to 16
• Ethics inquiry into First Minister paused until Salmond case ends
• Armed forces face £7bn black hole, watchdog warns
• Sturgeon: Health bosses taking ‘all necessary steps’ to control infection
• Chief Constable in warning over no-deal Brexit chaos
• Rebus author compares today to politics of the 1930s
• UK to benefit from Eu-japan trade deal... for 57 days
• Labour MPS branded ‘cowards’ in cash-for-votes row
• Attenborou­gh to present new BBC continents series
• Curator’s childhood moon probe model goes on show
• Calls to prosecute drivers with snowy windscreen­s
• Inquests into 1974 Guildford pub bombing to resume
• Royal Highland Games threatened by plans for new housing developmen­t
• Wanted: Couples to join trial of ‘promising’ male contracept­ive gel
• Surf’s up for Scots doctoral student
• St Petersburg Philharmon­ic Orchestra
• Scottish novels in STV drama deals
• German showcase at the Hunterian
• MEPS call for EU to back Guaido
• Drones used to spray Bangkok to cut air pollution
• New system to skip US sanctions over trade with Iran
• German sweetmaker­s fear loss of UK sales post Brexit
• Board recommends parole for Manson family member
• Migrants leave rescue ship in Sicily after long stand-off
• Rewriting May’s agreement is the only way to avoid no deal
• THE DIARY
• MPS should not be representi­ng only those with the loudest voices
• 1975: Kids at play illustrate extent of deprivatio­n on Clydeside
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Public cannot fund school experiment
• SNP has got its fiscal policies all wrong
• Changed days for cohabiting families
• Why should travelling by bus be beneath those using Glasgow Airport?
• Crying foul on dog owners
• Trans guidance is a useful tool
• Checking in for a lavish new series
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Leslie Anderson
• LIVES IN BRIEF
• Royal Dutch Shell and Diageo bring index cheer
• No-deal EU exit risk grows as May crows over pause in Tory squabbling
• Edinburgh architects rejoin to form new practice four years after liquidatio­n
• Survey: No deal is now most likely
• Apex sees fall in profits as costs rise in Bath
• Australian firm buys UK oil exploratio­n business
• Law firm bosses to pay more for sector redress
• Unilever increases inventory by £500m ahead of Brexit

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