The Herald - 2016-03-18

• Bin lorry driver accused
• Swinney: Case made for Scotland to have own chancellor
• Creator and council battle over Kelpies
• It’s goodbye from him as Salmond packs his bags and departs from Holyrood
• Loneliness is a key problem affecting Scots
• Tributes paid as star Tennant’s father and former moderator dies
• Serco boss denies staff abused asylum seekers but admits mistakes were made
• Ben Nevis has grown a metre in 65 years
• Schools closed as safety of walls put in doubt
• Widow tells of a ‘fairytale’ life after magician Daniels dies from cancer
• Harry Potter knitwear staff told jobs at risk as sales fall
• Teachers continue strikes over cuts in staffing
• Woman in a serious condition after stab assault
• First Minister rules out tax cuts for higher earners as ‘not right option’
• Think tank warns of lower wages and living standards
• Dugdale penned in as Sturgeon goes on the attack
• MEP says Farage will be PM if Brexit fails
• Disability benefits cuts to face Tory opposition
• Parliament shows little love for president in anti-gay row
• Brown is poised to deliver a pro-EU speech
• Passers-by save 30 residents as blaze hits city tenement
• TV entertaine­r Harris appears in court to deny seven sex attack charges against girls and women
• £10m study into early deaths of adults with autism
• Gleneagles win for club owner
• Garden sheds are on move in festival of architectu­re
• Reactor powered down as valve trouble is uncovered
• Motorist cleared of boyfriend fatality
• Overhaul in short sentences ‘will not cut jail population’
• Jobs are saved as buyer is found for parts of Hawick Knitwear
• Prisoners to work in NHS for their rehab
• Boiler firm is fined £180,000 over 2.6m spam calls
• Trump gives riots warning
• Family announces death of Sinatra Jr aged 72 from heart attack during tour
• It is too late for Dugdale to lift her party out of its gloom
• No dough schools to rise to healthy food challenge
• Welcome progress in drive for 20mph speed limit
• Mental health is not a Cinderella service for those in need of care
• Fracking poses too many risks to health and climate to be pursued
• Names can be for life: Aye, there’s the Rab
• ON THIS DAY
• There is nothing fair about a percentage pay award for college staff
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Sandy McDonald
• Paul Daniels
• Terrifying 1970s helped shape Wheatley’s High-Rise thinking
• Jordan out to remind people of what they are missing
• Aye Write!
• Broth’s chilli kick adds mussel
• Double Crossword
• Impress your guests with a three-course Easter banquet
• Diabetes is no limit to cycling team’s pedal power
• Tried and tested: Free-from Easter chocolate treats
• Holidays are chance for children to reconnect with nature
• Small firms suffer confidence slump
• Kier achieves growth amid challenges of North Sea downturn
• Le Prevost is named new MD by Black and Lizars
• FTSE rallies despite slow growth warnings
• Growing tax policy gap leads to investment uncertaint­y
• Housing market strength contrasts with broader economic weakness
• Government diet advice update angers dairy industry
• Funder’s new board members outline expansion plans for the third sector
• Edinburgh brewery first with gluten-free products
• Working to put people in the lead
• Susan Egelstaff on Friday
• O’Hare to put accent on gaining spot in Rio
• Cotter refreshes his weekend Warriors with Weir and Wilson
• Weir boosted in bid to be the perfect 10 for Dublin
• Townsend backs buoyant Bennett
• Warburton’s punt pays off with thoroughbr­ed Holt on board . . .
• European super league will alienate our fans, says Deila
• Paatelaine­n: Dundee want to put nail in our coffin
• Flights booked but McInnes has first-class ticket in mind
• Injured Bannigan looks set to have played last game for Partick Thistle
• Under-fire Deila’s focus won’t waver
• Flu bug ravages McGhee roster
• Celtic must build in summer to repel resurgent forces
• Deila keen to fend off suitors looking at ‘his job and his lady’
• Weir boosted in bid to be the perfect 10
• Pandemic sends Fir Park into lockdown

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