The Herald - 2019-02-20

• Jihadi bride to lose her UK citizenshi­p
• Warning top earners could leave as tax rises are backed
• Would you Adam and Eve it!
• Save our dogs
• Knopfler tells of fears over writing new songs for Local Hero
• Why it is time for the Catholic Church’s own Reformatio­n
• Youth accused of murdering Alesha says he never met her
• Energy investor reaps benefits of favourable winds as profits rise
• Bin collection­s axed and council tax up in Glasgow
• New way of handling 999 call-outs saves more lives
• Beaches closed as oil slick pollutes shore after spill
• Volunteers required to help eradicate predator mink
• Why author has confidence
• Legal look at crowdfundi­ng
• Tributes to design genius
• Facts about film we loved watching ...
• Scotland facing homes shortfall
• Sturgeon tells French audience that Scotland would be a close ally
• Holyrood inquiry into Salmond starts amid bias row
• Bacteria linked to baby deaths found on four more infants
• TV hit series Tutti Frutti to rock back on to TV screens after 32 years
• Being loved boosts your chance of a long life
• Rock world bids fond farewell to ‘drummer’s drummer’ Ted Mckenna
• Eighth MP quits party over Corbyn
• Brussels set to dash May’s hopes of last-gasp breakthrou­gh on deal
• ‘100,000 Scots face losing jobs’ under no-deal Brexit
• Culture Secretary backs local and regional news in Facebook fight
• Former PM Major warns leaving EU could split up UK
• No-fly zones for drones is extended near major airports
• Hammer blow as Honda closes plant with the loss of 3,500 jobs
• Just ask a simple question ... and No 10 will find way not to answer it
• Scottishpo­wer and Scottish Gas latest to hike bills
• New flu jabs will offer better protection for the elderly
• Carers to stand trial for murder of woman 19 years ago
• Lewis is a global nursery hotspot for Risso’s dolphins
• Twitchers swoop to see rare owl spotted in isles garden
• Acupunctur­e may ease symptoms of menopause, new research claims
• Record numbers of children are set to live in poverty
• Skater women take on sport’s sexism
• Scientists develop rapid blood test to diagnose sepsis
• Trump calls on Venezuelan military to ditch Maduro
• Secret US nuclear plants for Saudis
• Assistant bishop unfrocked for paedophile cover-up
• Three dead in suicide bombing at Cairo tourist market
• Sanders confirms he will run for president in 2020
• The UK needs to halt Brexit and mend its broken politics
• THE DIARY
• The exodus of manufactur­ers demonstrat­es the folly of Brexit
• 1969: Tom Goodall, head of Glasgow CID, briefs colleagues
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• A need for caution on tax policies
• The interests of Largs are being shunted to the side by Scotrail
• Universiti­es need to do more on mental health
• We must stop subsidisin­g private schools
• Britain changed course of history
• Paris orchestra to have EIF residency
• Dick Churchill
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Jack looks to hit all the right notes
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• HSBC results help index see red as pound rises
• Young farmers will lead cultural shift to low-carbon businesses
• Glasgow fintech start-up bids for US patent for ‘virtual stock market’
• Scots four-star hotel in £1.6m refurbishm­ent led by Glasgow firm
• North Sea platforms contract boost for Wood
• HSBC fears bad debts will rise due to Brexit
• Firstgroup shares rise as school bus unit delivers
• Industrial buildings take-up plunges by 29%
• Manchester-based Leep Utilities to buy SSE Water

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