The Herald - 2020-02-15

• New broadband rules set to save customers £150 a year
• North Sea oil platform worker placed in isolation to be tested for coronaviru­s
• Hip ops crisis at Crosshouse as surgeon suspended
• No new brass plaque after name change, says RBS boss
• Community scheme aims to tackle cashless areas
• Fashion fit for a Mcqueen: Legendary designer’s creations go under hammer
• Updated Garden tale continues to blossom
• Carlaw warns his party it must change to challenge SNP in 2021
• Matheson brands £20bn Irish Sea bridge plan a waste of money
• SNP ministers under fire over flaring at Fife chemical plant
• Brexit hits Scotland’s economic growth as uncertaint­y over future remains
• Celtic backer Lord Haughey rejects Whyte claims he bid for Rangers
• Panel hits at probe as doctor cleared
• New Cabinet presses ahead with points-based migration system
• Call for First Minister and COP26 president to work together
• Labour’s Long-bailey promises to take on the media’s ‘vested interests’
• Scots police could carry medication to save lives of overdose victims
• Paths project blazes a trail so dementia sufferers can keep walking
• Scots art college graduate wins prize with no-deal Brexit inspired bunker
• Scientists granted £1m to explore how climate change impacts peat
• Call for clean-up volunteers as ‘severe’ plastic pollution threatens North’s beaches
• Electric car charging scheme for North Coast 500 tourists
• Summit nice to see: Walker halfway through winter trek
• Trump is ‘obsessed with badgers’ says new book of bizarre White House claims
• US brings new criminal charges against Huawei
• Weinstein jury told: Do not be swayed by sinister tale
• Fred Mcleod
• LIVES IN BRIEF
• Scottish Government can’t see the wood for the trees
• Issue of the day: Why US wants the CROWN Act
• SNP’S female talent deserves better than ‘trans warrior’ abuse
• Cold facts on bridge fiasco
• Your views online
• The Carlaw chameleon can change its look but not reality
• Opinion Matrix: Reshuffle shocks and power balance
• Tories can no longer claim to be safe custodians at the Treasury
• From our archives
• Scots word of the week
• Bridge of Sighs or a Bridge of Ayes as Boris thinks big
• Sticking with the fruitcakes
• Be ambitious on transport
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Mixed week for FTSE 100 ends with a whimper
• Tying the knot can be a savvy step when it comes to long-term financial planning
• The Herald crosswords
• Moray hotel bought by growing Far Eastern player
• Penman rescued for second time in four years

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