The Herald - 2020-02-19

• Look sharp
• Calls for new laws to protect access to our money
• Saving the planet... one G&T at a time
• Scots anger as date revealed over ending cheap labour from Europe
• It’s as if history is trolling Scots to see how much we can take
• Out of steam
• Scotland beats rest of the UK as retail sales rise by 1.3%
• Knitwear stars weave some magic at London show
• NHS bosses refer infection death to prosecutor­s nearly three years later
• Capaldi is a double Brits winner after rapper slams PM as ‘a racist’
• Carlaw demotes Tory leadership rival as he reshuffles his shadow cabinet
• Robertson aims for Holyrood seat
• Independen­t Scotland would rejoin EU in four to five years, says report
• Zero hours call as Scots male unemployme­nt hits record low
• BBC Scotland boss behind ‘Nine’ and new channel to step down
• Former police inspector facing life jail term after being found guilty of murdering wife
• Downing Street ‘must review hiring policy’ after adviser quits
• Scotland facing more floods as storm leaves residents ‘cut off’
• Almost 6,000 people have taken own lives in Scotland over seven years
• University is told to pay back £119,000 grant cash
• British couple on cruise fear they tested positive for coronaviru­s
• Women who take long-term statins are ‘less likely to develop ovarian cancer’
• Thousands sign petition over plan to reduce music tuition in capital schools
• Law lords reject photograph­er’s damages bid in row over nude pictures at castle
• Crofters say they should be paid to protect the Flow Country
• Tayside ghillie claims marine biologists are ‘researchin­g rivers to death’
• Unearthed: Pictish stone reveals secrets of Scotland’s past as warrior-led society
• Numbers affected by dementia could have doubled by 2050, warns research
• Boy Scouts seek bankruptcy amid thousands of sex abuse claims
• British citizen among environmen­tal activists jailed on spying charges
• Backpacker­s can stay longer if they help rebuild fire-hit farms
• Roadside bomb kills policeman escorting polio staff
• Issue of the day: Eastenders at 35
• Extinction Rebellion is worst threat to environmen­t
• Preventing suicides is about much more than just talking
• Tackling the climate change crisis for population’s health
• Opinion Matrix: Power grabs and ongoing reshuffles
• Your views online
• It would not make sense for the UK to suddenly halt production of North Sea oil
• Those were the days Bird’s-eye views of Glasgow, 1965 and 1978
• SNP should stop spending our cash on issues beyond its remit
• 50 years ago
• Why the fuss about advisers? Government­s will always have to answer for their actions
• Police cost figures hard to believe
• Why we need a new digital infrastruc­ture for Scotland
• Birthdays
• RECIPE OF THE DAY
• Footage gives an insight into TV star’s life
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Tina Hendry
• Professor Desmond Julian
• Coronaviru­s threatens to take chunk out of Apple
• Oil tycoon in second bid for major business deal payout
• Boris surge evokes electric shock experiment
• Our climate priorities are under the microscope
• Perthshire pet food firm targets 50% turnover increase after loan
• Renewables investor notes Brexit may fuel demands for Scottish independen­ce
• Experts eye seaweed as ‘breakthrou­gh crop’
• HSBC to cut 35,000 from global workforce
• The Herald crosswords
• Packaging group Saica eyes expansion with £50m investment in Scotland
• Brechin services firm spins out new business

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