The Herald - 2020-01-04

• Iran vows revenge over Soleimani drone strike
• Clydesdale apology after wages glitch hits hundreds
• How dare politician­s tell us we must be nice to them
• Big banks look set for another bumpy year
• A winter’s tale as climber sets out to top all 284 Munros
• Haemophili­acs could have avoided HIV if they had been given Scots blood products
• Tags could check alcohol consumptio­n of criminals
• A concert that will live long in the memory of music-lovers
• Johnson ‘caught off guard’ by US decision to kill Iran’s top general
• Scotland beats rest of UK with 2.8% growth in house prices
• Charity shop makes £5,000 in 2 hours as designer items snapped up
• Phillips to fight for leadership as she insists Labour can’t play safe
• Resumed Stormont talks remain ‘slow and frustratin­g’ due to Irish language
• Liberal Democrat leadership contender says she is ‘pansexual’
• Labour MSP says a separate Scottish party is route to revival
• Potter tour guide steals official gear worth £37,000
• No Hale fellow: TS Eliot kills romance from beyond grave
• Black Friday and Cyber Monday boost sales
• Airports dispute ends as pay offer accepted
• Belief that diet affects our mental health must be more than just gut feeling
• Fortune teller who ‘reads asparagus’ makes her prediction­s for 2020
• North Bridge set to cast aside its corroded look as £22m repairs begin on iron works
• How seaweed-eating sheep could hold key to lower gas emissions
• Hi-tech ropeless nets are trialled to stop whales being snared by fishing gear
• Major cut in sulphur from global shipping transport fuels
• Margaret Fleming murder case: Once in a lifetime trial for QCS
• Tribunal grants veganism protection as a philosophi­cal belief
• Holidaymak­ers’ anger over airport security queues due to lack of personnel
• Robotics and AI to dominate tech event of year
• America to bring in ban on most popular fruit flavoured e-cigarettes
• Australia starts one of its largest evacuation­s as thousands flee wildfires
• Indonesia counts death toll as floods recede
• Ian Mccrorie
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day: The Duolingo Gaelic effect
• Climate summit is no time for SNP and UK posturing
• Adult diners are acting like children
• Why we need a free press
• The death of Soleimani is a fatal blow to Iran regime
• Opinion Matrix: A mighty reckoning awaits Aussie PM
• Your views online
• No reason to fear sanctionin­g another independen­ce debate
• Scots word of the week
• From our archives
• So, are you weird enough to get ahead in the new Britain?
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• US air strike dominates markets as oil prices soar
• There is still hope for investors despite ongoing uncertaint­y in world markets
• The Herald crosswords
• Rose faces challenge to boost investment division
• Retailer Next hails high street Christmas sales fillip

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