The Herald - 2020-02-14

• ‘No self-respecting minister could accept this power grab’
• HS2 windfall ‘should go towards rail revamp in Scotland’
• It’s Valentine’s Day, the perfect time to show a little love
• Nurse with dementia forced to pay £1,500 per week for care
• TRAVEL IN TIME
• Disney magic helps girls fall in love with the beautiful game
• Whisky giant issues profit warning over coronaviru­s
• Sit-in protest over city university’s ‘unethical’ arms stakes scuppered
• Tax to hit Glasgow workers over parking spaces misses budget deadline
• Man from Heriot-watt university undergoing tests for deadly coronaviru­s
• Rare finds in Scots rainforest
• Climate campaignin­g youngsters land the chance to meet Attenborou­gh
• Call for probe over Johnson’s luxury Caribbean holiday villa
• Irish PM: Smith was ‘one of Britain’s finest’
• Herald Voices
• New Chancellor faces big challenge as Budget looms
• PM’S new Attorney General wants to ‘take back control from courts encroachin­g into politics’
• Government plans new app to help combat period poverty
• Next Scottish Conservati­ve leader warned not to ‘kowtow’ to Boris Johnson
• Sex offender is victim of ‘witch hunt’, says Aberdeen city chief
• The Herald launches Think Dementia Hub to help families affected by the illness
• Leave gift in your will to aid this vital research
• Women ‘delay pregnancy’ over fears of long trip to give birth, says campaign
• Ski centres celebrate snow at last after storms and mild weather hit season
• Town’s new sign blasted over likeness to notorious Nazi death camp gates
• Giant dams enclosing North Sea ‘could protect millions from rising waters’
• Research examines pollution caused by artificial pitches
• Johnson can keep Scotland close only by letting go more
• Issue of the day: Valentine’s Day
• Traffic, not ice, is the real problem for this bridge
• The latest virus panic is all about health voyeurism
• Your views online
• Opinion Matrix: Future trade talks and climate targets
• South-west needs better roads far more than a bridge
• Those were the days The Queen’s rain, 1953
• From our archives
• Let colleges compete on degrees
• The poorest in our society cannot afford the Tory drive for ever-decreasing taxes
• There is life beyond Brexit for our trading future
• Japan announces second death from coronaviru­s outside China
• Organisers insist Olympic Games still on despite bug fears
• Relief as exhausted firefighte­rs say Australian blazes ‘contained’ for first time
• US 2020 hopefuls look to Super Tuesday
• Rosina Bonsu
• Celebritie­s take to the waterways
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Double Crossword
• Flexibilit­y could solve mid-life crisis
• Scientists are cracking a 100-year-old puzzle
• Blue sky thinking led to new study
• FTSE losses as Javid resignatio­n sparks sterling surge
• Bizarre Boris bridge highlights gulf in Tory perception-reality
• Weak tax base growth continues to hurt Budget
• Aegon UK wins notable vote of confidence from Dutch owners
• Scottish tech firm focused on hospitalit­y sector eyes funding for rapid growth
• Livingston is next on the menu for growing Blue Lagoon chain
• Domino’s to sell off struggling Norway interests
• Centrica slashes valuation of oil and gas operation as group plunges into red
• Scotland favoured as Middle East cash floods in

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