The Herald - 2019-12-16

• SNP takes fight to Boris
• WEIR’S CHEERS
• The Tories have to stop saying no to Scotland
• Senior party figures shift their support on Indyref2
• Seven things we learned from the General Election
• Bin lorry driver says sorry to families five years after tragedy
• Why ‘candidate is king’ in the ever-changing jobs market
• Swinney yields to pressure on child restraint rules
• Breast cancer treatments putting women at risk of cardiovasc­ular diseases
• ‘Basic practices’ such as flushing out taps could have averted hospital deaths
• Theatre boss out to win new audiences
• Concerts that put the classic into Christmas
• Libdems ‘to learn lessons’ before leadership vote
• Ex-ukip leader claims he is now a Scots Tory
• Pressure on Corbyn to go now as battle builds for leadership
• £3bn boost for Scotland as PM’S NHS cash pledge to be made law
• Gove: Brexit negotiatio­ns will be finished by the end of 2020
• Parties set for fresh talks to restore Northern Ireland Assembly
• Mother and sister of man who died in custody to meet chief constable
• Pressure grows on Prince Andrew as second accuser claims royal ‘used as bait to lure girls’
• Mother says baby saved her life after diagnosis of rare tumour
• Another £3m needed after 275 requests for free ATMS
• Stalemate at climate summit over scheme to lower key emissions
• Fish harmed by oil spills aid understand­ing of air pollution
• Polar bears that hunt at sea are more polluted than those on land, study finds
• WORKING TOGETHER TOWARDS A CLEANER, MORE SUSTAINABL­E FUTURE
• Tenement ‘time bomb’ warning
• Picasso’s muse speaks out to dismiss claims over his drinking and womanising
• Elderly no lonelier than before
• Dozens left wounded as violence erupts during anti-regime protest
• Deep gulf between camps widens as demonstrat­ions persist
• Child dies in latest powerful earthquake to hit Philippine­s in recent months
• Toxic seas searched for victims of volcano eruption
• The death penalty
• Unionists voted SNP this time but 2021 will be very different
• Dig deep to discover the untold tales from your own family
• Catalans believe Scots will be spared violence on the streets
• Your views online
• Limited optimism for healing divisions
• Those were the days
• From our archives
• We must clear our minds on the NHS
• Caught in a downward spiral
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• RECIPE OF THE DAY
• Pauline Gould
• René Auberjonoi­s
• War veteran deploys technology in safety business
• Clyde needs a manufactur­ing base to match supply chain skills
• Immigratio­n key to market
• Dividends

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