The Herald - 2019-12-05

• ‘Mocked’ Trump leaves Nato talks
• Scotland to welcome in sun power revolution
• SNP ministers sued by their own ferry firm
• Why does it take an election for the SNP Government to feel the heat of interrogat­ion?
• Inside: Full lists from the University of Glasgow
• Clothing retailer Quiz issues warning as shares slump
• Serco’s chief: We are not the devils of asylum lock-change row
• Staff at University of the West of Scotland balloted on strike action over pay
• Rape campaigner raises scrapping of ‘not proven’ verdict with Sturgeon
• Antarctica: The impossible journey
• ‘Wildlife Oscars’ celebrate work to save beavers, butterflie­s and trees
• Licence to thrill: First trailer of No Time to Die reveals James Bond has met his match with new female agent
• Gaelic app ‘has more users than people who can speak language’
• Howson ‘saw gates of Hell’ on cocaine
• Giant sisters home together at last
• Superfast internet three years late
• Forbes confirms private schools to lose right to tax breaks
• Sturgeon urged to act as ‘Scotland missing out on green jobs boom’
• Constituen­cy profile: Perth and North Perthshire
• SNP focus on PM not Indyref2 in last week
• Sturgeon accuses leading think-tank of ‘flawed analysis’ amid austerity row
• SNP resignatio­n over alleged anti-semitism
• Cost of Christmas gifts and feasting is two weeks’ pay
• Child abuse victim told he was an orphan and sent to Australia in the 1950s
• Benefits cheat used cash for plush holidays
• Birds singing louder to battle plane noise
• Boy charged over Peebles school fire
• For peat’s sake, it’s time to get our hands dirty and halt soil erosion
• Deadline approaches to catapult yourself to the forefront of wind industry
• World will learn from groundbrea­king work in Scotland
• WORKING TOGETHER TOWARDS A CLEANER, MORE SUSTAINABL­E FUTURE
• Greenpeace banned by courts from boarding oil platforms
• EU set to miss 2030 emissions target
• Arctic climate changed as much in decade as planet’s temperatur­es rose in 137 years
• Trump impeachmen­t hearing opens to committee infighting
• Respected Japanese doctor killed by gunmen in Afghanista­n
• France threatens concerted retaliatio­n by EU over US threat of cheese tariff
• The Who play first Cincinnati gig since tragedy
• THE DIARY
• Should we share out top art prizes?
• The Prince and the PM: two symbols of Britain’s rotten core
• Who to vote for? Look to panto stage for inspiratio­n
• Fools and their phones will always eventually fall flat
• We’re closing in on ‘zero HIV’ aim but there’s still work to do
• Your views online
• Can Nato still count on its US ally?
• Soundbites are not enough to convey depth of Pisa data
• Those were the days
• From our archives
• Missing facts in marine shipyard sale
• Harrison Dillard
• Iain Sutherland
• ‘My old stuff is like evil Coldplay – now I’m more Shirley Bassey’
• Duke Bluebeard’s Castle
• Rsno/mauceri
• An Edinburgh Christmas Carol
• A Christmas Carol
• 4 Books to read
• A rooftop showdown for Kenzo
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• KATSU CHICKEN CURRY AND SAFFRON CORIANDER RICE
• Market thrives on risky business
• Pound hits high against euro as traders bet Tory
• Scotland’s finest family-owned firms shine at Herald awards
• Freelancer­s put politician­s under microscope on taxation and connectivi­ty
• Female entreprene­urs hold key to £13 billion unlocked potential in Scotland, review finds
• 585kg Limousin is Ayr champion
• A gothic take on the retail toils of Quiz
• The Herald crosswords
• BP accused of ‘greenwashi­ng’ on climate change
• Fears mounting over business rates

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