The Herald on Sunday - 2018-12-09

• Uncorked: why we’re so in love with wine
• Fears of Scottish arts and culture cataclysm
• £43m budget black hole
• Mackay vows to protect vital public services in Budget
• ‘Cowardly’ robber who attacked pregnant woman
• It’s time Santa developred a new set of ethics
• Every day, he will examine corpses and body parts
• Paris under siege amid violent protests
• UK prepares for ‘constituti­onal logjam’ over Brexit standoff
• Trade Label
• How do you think Brexit will effect the arts?
• Late, late show to a request for informatio­n simply proves too many NHS boards are bad for our health
• Let’s face facts
• We can thank Game Of Thrones for tots called Sansa
• Our undead Prime Minister staggers on
• Story of striking Scottish workers inspires new trade union policy from Labour
• Experts call on SNP to back £5 child benefit rise in Budget
• Budget Council tax reform a sticking point for Greens ahead of backing Budget
• Out to bring back the good old days
• Urgent action is needed at NHS Tayside, report says
• Why we still need to fight for human rights
• Racing as normal at course where four horses died
• Raining supreme
• Scotland to face England in World Cup
• Adam Ashe is on fire in Glasgow’s Champions Cup triumph in Lyon
• RANGERS WARNED OF RAPID PROGRESS
• GRAEME DOTT READY FOR HOME COMFORTS
• Rodgers determined to reach knockout rounds in style
• ‘BROWN WON’T BE PICKED ON SENTIMENTA­LITY’
• Simunovic backs fans to help halt Austria’s Invincible­s
• ‘Mission complete’ as Levein sees light
• Kearney blasts Saints after second-half capitulati­on
• Oli just the tonic for Lennon as Hibs end winless streak
• Caldwell counts lucky blessings after first win
• Fine players seeing red, says Halliday
• Quick brain as well as feet key to veteran Miller's longevity
• McAllister relishing ‘cup final’ awayday
• ‘SALZBURG WILL BE GOING FOR A WIN’
• City finally stumble as Reds go top
• Kirk boldly begins at Everton with derby victory
• Five pointers on tackling the Lyon rematch
• We weathered the storm well, says Kinghorn
• Scot out to make a name for himself
• TEEN HOPEFULS MAKE A SPLASH IN EDINBURGH
• New hurdle in One For Arthur comeback
• Montgomeri­e lashes out at Mickelson’s $9m win
• VAR not the silver bullet to solve referee woes
• Dreaming of an indie Christmas
• Paul Hutcheon
• Rab McNeil
• It’s a Scottish work of genius – but it’s no wonder gamers are gunning for greedy developers behind Red Dead Redemption 2
• WEIRDWORLD
• Scribble pad
• Families should live in dignity
• Extra £5 would be timeous action
• Budget offers a chance to help those in need

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