The Herald - 2019-12-12

• Britain decides
• Schools ‘defects’ firm in NHS bid
• Whoever wins, the UK will remain a deeply divided state
• Genetic ‘switch’ proves a breakthrou­gh over side effects of cannabis drugs
• Material will ‘capture’ industrial pollution
• Water is toast of whisky industry
• Art of travel: Burrell’s global tour enjoyed by one million visitors
• ‘Larger-than-life character’ and naturalist broadcaste­r David Bellamy dies aged 86
• Rock legend Hendrix not to blame for bringing parakeets to Britain
• I’m A Celebrity stars land back in the UK
• Legal action urged over flats collapse
• Life expectancy fall ‘unacceptab­le’
• Yousaf ‘astounded’ at Tory MSP’S attack over cuts to policing
• Christmas shoppers warned buying stolen goods could earn criminal record
• Government urged to look at school subjects in poor areas
• New ward ‘will be simple build’
• Panel spares Nazi salute nursery worker
• Constituen­cy profile: Glasgow South West
• Labour sets sights on key constituen­cies
• NI leaders scramble to give Brexit and devolution pledges
• Davidson sparks row with ‘f***ing woman’ comment about Sturgeon
• Freezing trip to polling stations
• Warning after BBC political editor’s postal-votes comment
• Council not in Christmas spirit as village tree cut down by mistake
• ‘Hugely significan­t’ new ferry flies the flag for low emission transport
• Scots are now getting ready for a smarter future
• Cost of public transport not to blame for air pollution
• WORKING TOGETHER TOWARDS A CLEANER, MORE SUSTAINABL­E FUTURE
• Only 12 schools have sprinkler systems, but fire sparks rethink
• Funeral for young dancer, dubbed the new Billy Elliot, who died aged just 14
• Six people killed in hours-long cemetery shoot-out in Jersey City
• Student describes helping burned tourists of volcanic island
• Israeli parliament voting for dissolutio­n after failing to agree power share
• Search for missing plane with 38 on board
• Issue of the day: Ed Sheeran, artist of the decade
• Big questions the SNP must answer on independen­ce
• Super-injunction­s apart, I’m voting for Hugh Grant
• Mr Men are not sexist, the Forth Bridge is confusing
• Your views online
• Who are the newspapers supporting?
• Climate change will not stop unless we end gas heating
• One of the many problems with the QEUH is that it was built in the wrong place
• The voters deserve all the plaudits after this campaign
• From our archives
• Keep proper nouns out of crosswords
• Marie Fredriksso­n
• Paul Volcker
• Jack and the Beanstalk
• A Ceremony of Carols
• The Snow Queen
• 4 Books to read
• 4 Games to play
• Votes are cast, let the counts begin
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• RECIPE OF THE DAY
• Group puts its stamp on city skyline
• Markets cautious ahead of election day result
• Easyjet launches more Scottish routes amid buoyant demand
• Prime lambs make the grade at Christmas sale in Stirling as first prize pen sells at £180
• Innis & Gunn raises £2m for ‘largest brewery in Edinburgh for 150 years’
• North Sea oil firm hails start of significan­t period of developmen­t activity
• Steel giant has star role in Bond film
• Sir Brian reaches end of Stagecoach road
• The Herald crosswords
• Dundee app firm targets faster growth in England
• North Sea platforms to run on wind power

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