The Herald - 2019-02-27

• Humiliated May caves in and gives MPS Brexit delay vote
• Eunice Olumide is wrong to want the names changed of streets linked to slavery
• Court attacks comments by judge to rape trial victim
• Lost generation Counting the real cost of spiralling music lesson fees
• Calling Alesha’s killer an evil monster can be just too easy
• Call for action on elderly abuse
• £200m more paid in council tax last year as freeze ended
• Scottishpo­wer plans to invest £2 billion in clean energy
• Deliberate fires down but still too many, says chief
• Class divide as richest pupils still dominate university
• Makers launch legal bid to save raw milk cheeses
• Cardinal guilty of child sex abuse
• Awards for higher education
• Hip sculpture is made of scrap
• Facebook: We must do more to protect staff from harmful posts
• BBC shows ask people to cross political divides
• Music fees challenge:
• Freeman admits public confidence ‘shaken’ after hospital tragedies
• MSP tells of father’s death as he backs organ opt-out
• Review of legal aid for families caught up in gridlocked FAI system
• Judge defends slow pace of sentencing guidelines
• MSPS’ probe in Salmond case demands wide evidence
• Any Brexit at all is bad for Scotland and that is why I will be opposing it
• Mundell faces losing aide over expats row
• The Brexit monster eats up more parliament­ary time as the never-ending psychodram­a takes rumbles on
• Fears over Labour’s People’s Vote move
• Leonard: I would prefer a Labour Brexit but would back Remain in poll
• Irish parliament debates emergency no-deal plans
• Bosses demand more clarity on life after Brexit
• Far-right leader banned from Facebook for hate posts
• Young people trying vaping is on the rise, says report
• Neandertha­ls ‘walked upright like today’s humans’
• Brother: I drove my bomb victim sister to her death
• Young ‘pressured by social media’
• Talks over teacher pay set to continue
• Last man born on Hebridean island dies aged 91
• HIV drug uptake is ‘better than expected’
• Record number of patients wait too long for tests and operations
• Rise of the robot cleaners as scientists develop machines to tidy up trains
• Six years in prison for sex attacks
• No-one could have saved star’s daughter, court told
• Serial rapist and former aide to two PMS is locked up
• Death of obese jailed blackmaile­r was not preventabl­e
• Grope claim boss smoked dope with young solicitor
• Trump and Kim arrive for nuclear summit
• Pakistan hits out at India attack
• Finance chiefs want court to hold Musk in contempt
• Russian choir sings of firing a nuclear missile at US
• ‘There were statues of Burns but no lasting memorial to Gow’
• Symphony Orchestra of India/brabbins
• Ministers ponder St Peter’s future
• No-deal Brexit would be a boost for democracy and transparen­cy
• A mess from Mrs May that knows no limit
• Electric cars can pay their way
• Sectarian bile cannot be blamed on majority of respectabl­e supporters
• Towards a national engineerin­g community
• Let us not forget the Yazidi women who have been persecuted by Isis
• Walter Fyfe
• Fred Foster
• POEM OF THE DAY
• The stars are given food for thought
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Brexit news boosts sterling but Footsie sees red
• Springfiel­d eyes further deals as it sets course for record profits
• Farmers are urged to act quickly as 10,600 LFASS loan offers sent out
• Persimmon has growth plan north of Border as it books £1bn profits
• Restructur­ing sees profits slide at sausage skin business Devro
• Babcock takes £10m tax hit due to Brexit
• Scottish builder to supply English player
• Buyer is lined up for collapsed constructi­on firm
• Glasgow bar chief to revive marina venue
• Scotgold secures £1m in extra funding for gold mine project

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