The Herald - 2017-02-18

• Fears for Clyde yards after BAE axes investment plan
• Nothing fake about Trump’s attack on press
• BBC in probe after farmer complains about SNP film
• ScotRail pays out more than £500,000 to travellers over complaints
• ‘Powerful’ paintings of Colditz help painter secure prestigiou­s art prize
• Demand grows to freeze changes in business rates
• Scientists discover salmonella bacteria can boost fight against cancer
• Clarke faces jail after driving car months after bin lorry crash
• Sturgeon: Blair making sense on Brexit vote
• Robertson dragged into cronyism row after wife’s best contacts claim
• Nuttall hits back in Hillsborou­gh ‘smear’ row
• Minister calls for UK promise on cap risk to bedroom tax abolition
• Rural teacher crisis is ‘made worse’ by attainment focus
• Modified hens may help save rarebirds with eggs
• Scottish actress plays her biggest role yet
• Trump hopeful ex-navy chief will change mind on top security job
• Police in fresh plea after mother disappeare­d four months ago
• Search is on for country’s best brewer
• Hundreds remember victim of house fire at funeral
• 330ft hotel plan is curtailed over risk to views and birds
• Scientists discover ‘switch’ for brain condition
• Apathy winning in ‘Brexit capital’ as battle for votes puts spotlight on jobs and NHS
• Site chosen for electrical cabinet sparks complaint
• Face of murder victim 1,400 years after brutal attack
• Court-fight warning for port operator over ferry service
• Murder trial told £150,000 was to pay a hitman
• Going in to bat for your country in an unlikely setting
• Outcry as killer’s sentence cut
• £35m aid in drive to tackle rundown housing
• IS suspects killed after suicide blast toll hits 88
• Le Pen admitted irregulari­ties over payment to assistant, claims website
• INSIDE TRACK: Has Blair seized the moment or put his foot in it?
• Oh, you’re so hot that you really are nuclear
• Rates problems down to SNP’s habitual lack of consultati­on
• If English voters look north, they might be persuaded against the Tories
• Missed chance to boost Clyde yards
• ScotRail paying a price for delays and service standards
• Injustice of a loveless marriage when divorce is not an option
• Our dismay over the closure of slipway on Loch Lomond
• Events can scupper best-laid party plans
• HERALD ESSAY
• Donnie Ross
• Philip Bond
• Make ‘small sacrifices’ to build savings pot of £10,000
• Study asks if budgeting can get finances back on track
• Economy holding up after Brexit vote but long-term uncertaint­y looms
• Unilever’s shares surge after merger veto
• Economy fears as sales fall and prices increase
• Unilever sees shares rocket after it rejects merger approach from Kraft Heinz
• Alliance investors urged to back Elliot buyout
• Agency focuses on a new way to tell 8 Million Stories
• Bowleven hits back at activist shareholde­r’s critical open letter
• Power One shines light on ambitions

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