The Herald - 2020-02-18

• Step changes
• Drug death and climate efforts hit by £212m shortfall
• Out of order
• Crimewatch: Women at the edge of society
• Call for ferries review as breakdowns up by one-third
• You own Brexit now, Boris... and the voters expect you to deliver
• Woman, 55, found dead after Storm Dennis
• Caroline Flack’s death is a tragedy... what are the lessons we can learn?
• Inside story: Loch’s miracle of engineerin­g is revealed
• New survey shows bank still stuck in the doldrums
• New HIV tests in Glasgow speed up results amid fears over infection rates
• Storage firm customers told missing belongings ‘are not a criminal matter’
• Project aiming to safeguard seafood
• An atmospheri­c Icelandic delight
• ‘No criminal charges’ over shamed ex-minister’s texts to boy
• Yousaf under pressure as police bodies savage budget plans
• Rescuers question decision to go on hills after man dies in storm
• Aide in race and contracept­ion row quits as MPS slam comments
• ‘No plans to scrap BBC licence fee’ as 120,000 sign petition
• Trump ramps up pressure on Johnson over Huawei deal
• Frost tells Brussels UK wants ‘relationsh­ip of equals’ in free trade agreement
• Med diet slows onset of frailty in old age
• Sir Alex pays tribute to Gregg as Munich crash hero dies at 87
• Masked Singer host tells of final message sent to Love Island presenter Flack
• Facebook wants new rules as it reveals suggestion­s for social media regulation
• Industry giant Scottishpo­wer launches 100% green electricit­y tariff
• Improving farmland habitats can help pollinatin­g insects thrive
• Tributes as ‘cosmic traveller’ and Primal Scream producer Weatherall dies at 56
• Calls for Britons aboard virus-hit cruise ship to be flown home
• Experts confirm restored painting is genuine Rembrandt
• Family’s anguish as body of reporter found in canal after he set off for work
• 6,000 are found as mass graves opened
• Strike a blow for equality and vote to end period poverty
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day: Online trolling
• Police reaction to personal opinions is chilling
• Disclosure reform will help protect our most vulnerable
• Opinion Matrix: Reality TV and licence fee fears
• Your views online
• Be afraid of the power brokers behind our Government
• Those were the days Prince Charles in Scotland, 1968 and 1971
• 50 years ago
• End short-sighted mantra of being tough on crime when it makes a bad situation worse
• All eyes on a radical new book festival for Paisley
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• RECIPE OF THE DAY
• Celebratin­g the best of British music
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Monique van Vooren
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Markets calm as Wall St closed for Presidents Day
• Mental wellbeing focus adds up for Scots teaching entreprene­ur
• Tackling Trump tariff is huge test for Johnson
• Our digital ambition can match rest of UK
• In associatio­n with
• Cairn Energy makes potentiall­y significan­t oil find off Mexico
• ‘Poorer-quality’ sheep fetch high price in Ayr as scarcity drives up demand
• Murray Income Trust warns of uncertaint­y as it hails robust performanc­e
• The Herald crosswords
• Executive recruitmen­t firm unveils record turnover and plan to double staff
• Flats plan lodged for former primary school

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