The Herald - 2019-02-18

• Energy cap is branded a ‘con’ as bills set to rise by £184
• GIVE US A CLUE
• At your service
• May risks showdown over Brexit backstop as exit day nears
• Increasing costs ‘threaten private schools’
• Why The 39 Steps points to a third way on independen­ce
• I never thought I would say it, but I agree with Donald Trump
• Battle over Rangers shares to cost King £600,000
• Bar shut after ‘plumbing disaster’ will reopen in days
• DNA samples of children as young as 8 held by police
• Scotrail asks retired train drivers to return to work
• Lifestyle retailer aims to expand
• BBC chief set for channel launch
• Laugh With Ken Smith’s Diary
• 50 years on, Grant’s ambitious cello finally crafted
• MPS: Social media should comply with enforceabl­e ethics guidelines
• MP Murray hits out at ‘ridiculous’ pledge to Labour
• Row over councils offering pupils meat linked to bowel cancer
• Sturgeon under fire over £400m of university funding
• NHS Tayside ‘progressin­g’ in putting its house in order
• Inquiry ready for opening shots in golf battle over nature heaven
• Scots airline saves key Flybmi routes
• IS bride insists there is ‘no proof’ she’s a danger to UK
• Demand for homes maintains wide price ‘reality gap’
• Torchlit marchers call for safer roads after death of girl
• Brother of Islamists killed in Syria dies in stabbing
• ‘Luxury tourism and hospitalit­y is a fast-growing trade’
• Row as business chief to quit UK and ‘avoid £4bn tax’
• Household cleaning turns out to be a dirty business
• One in four Scots admits stealing while using self-service tills in supermarke­ts
• Crown accused of ‘dragging its feet’ over M9 tragedy
• ‘My purpose is to inspire women, especially working-class women’
• Skin cancer alert for smokers
• Merkel delivers speech in defence of Iran nuclear deal
• US ‘aid’ for Venezuela arrives in Colombia to fanfare
• Trump choice Nauert pulls out of running for UN job
• Investigat­ion into claim of yellow vest anti-semitism
• The BBC is better off without Humphrys and Neil
• The EU has much less to lose from a no-deal Brexit than we do
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• An opportunit­y to develop our rail system
• Forget new schemes, let’s enforce the litter laws
• How would an independen­t Scotland pay for wind farm subsidies?
• Keeping a sense of proportion
• Sheer folly of parking charges
• Profession­al footballer swaps the floodlight­s for footlights
• Lady Falkender
• Andrea Levy
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Hotel app can help harness travellers’ experience­s
• Legal profession is moving forward on equality but there is much to do
• Lloyds expected to reveal 20% rise in annual profit to £6.4bn
• 2,000 small firms close each year due to late payments
• Owners taking cash out of firms ahead of Brexit
• Dividends defy volatility to reach record levels
• Scots food and drink producers on show in Dubai

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