The Herald - 2019-02-19

• Second wave of MPS set to quit in Labour leadership row
• STAR POWER
• All but two councils fail to give pupils gold-standard organic lunch
• Shallow and short-term – let’s hope the young can save us all from the Age of Stupid
• First Minister accused of running away to Paris to avoid income tax vote
• Accused ‘typed how do police find DNA into phone’
• Labour split is little more than a cynical exercise in saving seats
• Pregnant teenager who murdered a stranger is named
• Council may scrap swimming lessons to save cash
• Pupils to learn CPR lifesaving techniques in the class
• Council settles boy’s claim
• Analysis reveals how to succeed
• Price warning for North Sea
• Stormzy, George Ezra and Snow Patrol for TRNSMT
• Cricketer Flintoff gears up for his role as presenter on popular TV car show
• Ski season looks like a disaster as resorts lack snow
• Workers say Honda move is caused by Brexit, despite bosses denial
• Javid: We will not risk troops to rescue jihadi Britons
• How a split in the ranks became inevitable as sides traded insults
• Drink court to be expanded to domestic abuse cases
• Star’s girl had ‘90% chance’ of surviving
• Deadly chemicals found in park burn
• Food watchdog issues warning over ‘Shiga’ E.coli
• Humphrys blamed for BBC Today’s listener plummet
• Sheppard calls for delay to Indyref2 due to Brexit
• Retro paint job for BA’S centenary celebratio­n
• Recognitio­n for architect of Scotland’s ‘carbuncle’
• Village ‘vigilantes’ gunning for speeding drivers on tourist route
• Young forests fight climate crisis better says new study
• Murder probe begins after body found in burning car
• Sheriff’s anger as Crown is forced to drop three cases
• Still Game: Jack and Victor ready for their big finale
• The schools using pizza and cake to raise results
• Rum aims for population growth with housing plans
• Social media ‘like digital gangsters’
• Loch Ness hydro power plan sparks fears for ‘Nessie’
• Quarter of women have experience­d period poverty
• Great white shark’s genome contains secret of success
• Scots shellfish to have their genes edited to boost health
• Is overcrowde­d Borders Railway simply a victim of its own success?
• Forger jailed for VAT fraud of £180k
• 9 die in gun battle after suicide blast
• Abe won’t say if he nominated Trump for peace prize
• Poland cancels Israel trip after anti-semitism row
• Lightsabre duelling joins ranks of competitiv­e sports
• Police chief up before senate over refugee’s detention
• FBI suspected Trump of crime in Russia case says ex-deputy
• Let’s hope the young can save us all from the Age of Stupid
• THE DIARY
• Appetite for better way in British politics
• Firm action is the only way to get EU deal
• What bosses need to know about #metoo complaints
• Rail’s green credential­s have been forgotten in climate change debate
• Henshall has a colossal cheek
• Spitting is just not cricket
• Things are always changing. Everything is quite transient
• Sir Peter Hutchison
• John Stalker
• In associatio­n with ...
• Footasylum gives quiet market bit of a kick-start
• Households’ financial well-being worsens amid Brexit uncertaint­y
• Prime heifers sell at St Boswells to a top of 258p and an average of 214p
• Mccoll’s shares up as firm warns hard Brexit may lead to bank talks
• Scots oil services firm suffers setback
• Kinlochlev­en hydro station output up by one-fifth
• Anderson Strathern introduces new role of director

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