The Herald - 2023-11-18

• Starmer’s jobs vow in ‘frank’ talks with oil and gas chiefs
• Prototype of ‘nest house’ for the homeless with communal areas unveiled
• Downton’s Bonneville and Doctor Who’s Gillan star in comedy about cancel culture
• Swift keeps The Beatles off No 1 chart spot
• Rare items which tell story of Fleetwood Mac up for auction
• Sacked Braverman calls for Tories to stop ‘self-deception’ over Rwanda
• DUP call on UK Government to bring resolution to post-brexit trading crisis
• Yousaf accused of misleading the public in defence of minister
• Police investigat­e attack on senior labour MP’S office after Gaza abstension
• Man who abducted girl can appeal sentence
• Prue Leith backs Scots politician­s’ bid to make assisted dying legal
• Council in drive to bring shoppers to Ayr over festive period
• Unions give Tata Steel alternativ­e green steel plan to safeguard plant jobs
• 85-year-old man jailed for killing his sleeping neighbour with a spade
• Bomb plotter in court over stolen goods
• Hunt hints at inheritanc­e tax cut after receiving £13bn boost
• Estate agent sells its first developmen­t after setting up just as pandemic struck
• Gas firm creates 350 jobs to deal with bills crisis
• Community given chance to put deer in their gun sights
• Tributes as Booker Prize-winning author AS Byatt dies, aged 87
• ‘People are asking if there’s a future in the UK for their children’ Kevin Mckenna AT LARGE
• BA and partners obtain £9m from fund to boost green fuel
• Celebrated Scots author sees work on stage for first time
• Council says landslip hit main road will not re-open for foreseeabl­e future
• Senior Metropolit­an police officer cleared of accessing bullying evidence
• Residents evacuated from ‘unsafe’ tower block call for full investigat­ion
• ICO seeks appeal against Clearview AI tribunal hearing
• Jozef Puska sentenced to life in prison for murder of Irish schoolteac­her
• Books made me who I am – help us give them to all the children in need
• The bakery that tries to create joy through food for its patrons
• Teacher, education adviser and an admired columnist in The Herald
• Consultant surgeon and endoscopis­t known for his skilful command of keyhole surgery
• How growing peas, tomatoes and beans at derelict city sites could tackle ‘Glasgow Effect’
• Biden approves Bill on US spending
• Russian budget rises 25% to £331bn as defence costs soar over war in Ukraine
• Rescuers drill 78ft in bid to reach workers
• Ex-girlfriend files lawsuit accusing rapper ‘Diddy’ Combs of rape and beatings
• Israel agrees to allow fuel into Gaza as UN says it can’t get aid convoy in
• The code of conduct must be applied in all instances, not just when it suits a government
• The stress of the world is real. We must take collective action
• Dear Chancellor, our safety net needs your help
• Loganair’s anger over charges increase
• Reading in childhood matters. Let’s make sure it continues
• Taking a new approach in Scottish education
• A more caring view on migration and the EU? Yes to that
• So how come Douglas Ross has suddenly found his voice?
• Double Crossword
• FTSE 100 closes at its highest level in four weeks
• Investor mood darkens as winter sets in, but interest rates look to have peaked
• The Herald crosswords ACROSS
• Mutual delivers highest ever value to its members
• Warning as builders and home owners ‘at risk’
• Minister backs slashing VAT for sectors
• Poll: Scotgov doesn’t understand business

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