The Herald - 2020-02-21

• Late-night horror show as damning exam report is unveiled
• STILL GAUN STRONG
• Council tax rates to rise in Scotland’s biggest cities
• Dirt and mould found at flagship hospital’s brain unit
• Tory wrecking ball risks changing the Britain I love forever
• Caroline Flack’s death shows we need to bring back kindness
• Sturgeon under fire as bullying row minister is promoted
• Banking giant stays upbeat as PPI sparks drop in profits
• Family ‘distraught’ at death of kidney surgery mother
• V&A exhibition showcases work of Mary Quant, pioneering designer who really made the 60s swing
• Italians’ marriage proposal in bid to keep Scots star player
• Short-term prisoners and refugees handed right to vote
• Boys in blue stick together but they can’t get a confession out of First Minister
• Tories claim police underfundi­ng is now ‘putting public at risk’
• Picture perfect gift of hero Billy will raise cash for charity
• Medic kicked and punched after giving cancer news
• Scotland ‘at risk of becoming one of West’s most divided countries’
• Patel’s allies hit back over claims she is bullying civil servants
• Virus couple welcome treatment as fellow Britons fly home
• Next Labour leader should ‘focus on elections, not Twitter’, insists Blair
• Skye’s the limit for conquerors of the Cuillin
• Using mobile phones at night ‘is bad for mental health of young’
• Popular bothy to lock its doors
• Why ‘cancelling’ people is sometimes a good idea
• Immigratio­n plans ‘a work in progress’, claims Carlaw
• ‘The plans we are putting in place will strengthen Scotland’
• A stroll back in time as Johnnie Walker ‘crown jewels’ go on show
• Gas power heating in castles to be banished into the history books
• ‘Birdgirl’ receives Bristol University honorary doctorate
• Universiti­es take up beekeeping and tree planting to help save the planet
• There’s something fishy going on? Minke whales are braving Scotland’s waters in winter
• US founding father’s letter to Scots earl revealed by university
• Merkel attacks ‘racism poison’ after far-right gunman kills nine
• Bloomberg comes under attack in Democrat debate debut
• South Korea reports first virus death as 2.5 million urged to stay home in city
• Gantz company to face criminal probe
• THE DIARY
• Issue of the day: The rebirth of the jigsaw
• This song and dance is a flop ... and Tories deserve no encore
• Eight decades of standing up for Scotland’s consumers
• Unpicking the immigratio­n proposals
• Your views online
• We have stumbled into Brexit, and now must hope the consequenc­es are not tragic
• Those were the days 1956: Flowers for Vivien Leigh
• Young Scots will be driven into a low-skill career path
• Time for police to come clean
• Glasgow City Council is in breach of human rights and must revoke Franklin Graham ban
• We need to talk about the sentencing of young people
• Birthdays
• Double Crossword
• RECIPE OF THE DAY
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• Baby blues drives the decision making
• Stephen Mulrine
• Mirella Freni
• Tax deadline looms for contractor­s
• Scientists call time on Scotch myths ...
• A wee nip that opened the floodgates
• FTSE slips as investors wait for updates on virus
• High-skilled workers are Scotland’s top priority
• Capital base for communicat­ions tech centre after £2.5 million grant
• Private equity firms increase investment in Scotland amid uncertain times
• BAE Systems in move to plug £1.9bn hole in its pension pot
• Rathbone Brothers sheds 58 jobs in Glasgow
• The Herald crosswords
• Fife firm that developed soluble medical dressings agrees major Yemen order
• £1m wave energy build for Glasgow engineers

The Herald - 2020-02-20

The Herald - 2020-02-22