The Herald on Sunday - 2018-12-23

• Plan to mortgage city landmarks to settle £500m equal pay bill
• Tributes to a lifelong leader Paddy Ashdown dies at age 77
• Record number of retiring police could stretch the force
• Re-appeal for informatio­n into attempted murder
• Please wake me up in time for Hogmanay
• This week has seen a remarkable series of events
• The truth, the whole truth and ... well ...
• Gem stone cowboys
• Leader comment
• Workers’ years-long battle for pay equality whose effects will last a lifetime
• Huge rise in Scots children left homeless during Christmas
• Watch out for the phoney law firm that’s after your cash. It could cause more chaos than a wayward drone
• Corbyn criticised by Remain supporters for new Labour pledge to continue with Brexit
• Osborne slams Corbyn’s stance on Brexit
• Open tournament brings £120m boost to Scotland
• Find out how to celebrate in the true spirt of the festive season
• Man and woman arrested over Gatwick drone
• Young people are now more at risk of fuel poverty than the elderly
• From Trump pulling troops out of Syria, the state of the NHS and rising use of foodbanks in the UK, here’s what Brexit made you miss
• Labour split over early Holyrood poll
• Youth sex crime: a new approach?
• Duhan a double
• Celtic boss admits defeat in Rogic fight with Australia
• Santa has a surprise for Laura Muir to celebrate her amazing year
• THE DAY CELTIC WENT TO IBROX ALONE
• GARY McALLISTER PRAISES HEROIC PLAYERS
• Levein sees red on penalty calls
• Fare far from festive, but Jackson lifts Saints’ spirits
• Busy Brophy irks former followers
• Lennon lambasts Kamberi
• After Tynecastle mayhem, Brown hopes for a cracker
• It’s good to talk about racism, says Sinclair
• A special year but Rodgers hungry for more
• De Boer relished Old Firm hostility
• Guardiola defiant
• Five-star performanc­e from Solskjaer’s United
• McCall rues Shankland’s missed chance
• Cockerill: We defended well and Glasgow ran out of ideas
• Forward thinking over transfers key to title race
• He terrorised the music industry and burnt a million quid, but has Scots artist lost the plot with his ‘death pyramid’?
• A royal bust-up is brewing as yuletide trouble weighs heavy on The Firm. But then, isn’t bickering good for you?
• WEIRDWORLD
• A dire – or is that Dyer? – year
• Workers not getting paid as government in partial shutdown
• Who’s really biased against whom?
• The Herald Sunday crosswords

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