The Herald - 2023-02-08

• Threat of fines for abortion protesters
• Record 12-hour A&E waits
• Councillor­s left looking for alternativ­e funding after People’s Palace bid fails
• Beyonce fans scramble for tickets amid high demand
• Check this out: Tartan gets its own show at V&A in Dundee
• Pop legend Bowie’s handwritte­n lyrics for hit The Jean Genie fetches £57,000 at auction
• Warning barriers to work leaving two million children ‘trapped in poverty’
• Festivals facing ‘economic shock’ as a result of short-term lets licensing move
• Scotland’s recession to last all of 2023
• Glasgow’s SNP council leader tells ministers to end budget meddling
• Teacher cuts: Government will ‘withhold or recoup’ funding from councils
• PM overhauls government with ‘Titanic’ roles shake-up
• Scottish Health Secretary’s wife drops discrimina­tion case against nursery
• Rapist PC locked up for 30 years
• 500 young people are helped with employment and life skills by funds raised from sale of rare whiskies
• Striking teachers target schools in key politician­s’ constituen­cies
• Police reject suggestion­s missing Nicola could have been a victim of crime
• Signs of potential disturbanc­e found in Sheku Bayoh’s home, inquiry hears
• Isle of Harris distillery warns of ad ban jobs risk
• BP to scale back green target despite record profits
• Police Scotland officer numbers show small increase after year of decline
• Pioneer blood test for prostate cancer is 94% accurate, researcher­s claim
• Supermarke­ts Lidl and Tesco in High Court battle over yellow circle logo
• Hospital bed-block figures fall slightly, says data
• Island campaigner­s in tunnel plea to end misery of trouble-hit ferry services
• Earthquake death toll passes 7,000 as rescue efforts go on
• United Nations chief fears world is ‘heading toward a wider war’
• Three die as dinghy carrying migrants hits rocks
• Issue of the day
• Why mediocre Scottish Parliament desperatel­y needs to be reformed
• Here’s how to help Glasgow flourish
• Assisted dying debate should be met with an open mind
• Scotland deserves much better
• Gambling law: why we need to mind the gap
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Hopeful chefs rise to new challenges
• Highlands battle of the skies settled
• FTSE 100 lifts as BP shares hit a two-year high
• New owner unveils £1.8 million makeover for Highland hotels
• Glasgow Airport to trial new technologi­es as aviation recovers
• Gallowgate pub veteran calls for Scottish hospitalit­y industry to be shown respect
• Investment firm vows to build presence in Scotland
• The Herald crosswords
• Scottish economy forecast to shrink 1% in 2023
• Shareholde­rs benefit as the BP cash machine keeps on giving

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