Herald Scotland

Middle class could spurn promotions in face of tax double whammy

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EU leaders tell Theresa May Brexit withdrawal agreement is 'not open for renegotiation'

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'Loss of 150 staff' warning at scandal-hit Scots firm in waste disposal dispute with the NHS

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Businessman who attempted to buy Rangers says club has 'nothing to worry about' despite reports of £22m debts

Alison Rowat: Billy Connolly’s Ultimate World Tour is moving reminder of just how much the Big Yin has lived

Catriona Stewart: Gender issues have moved beyond equal play for boys and girls

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Andrew McKie: The current crop of Conservative MPs is not nearly vicious enough

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More than 24,000 across Britain facing Christmas on the streets

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Ian McConnell: UK's laughing stock political chaos is price worth paying if it stops Brexit stupidity dead in its tracks

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Analysis: Mackay's Budget leaves Swinney in a spin

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Police seize £350,000 worth of drugs found in a car in Glasgow

Letters

Why a General Election is not the solution to this Brexit mess

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A picture of friendship: affectionate portrait of Scottish gallery staff features in portrait exhibition

Self-assessment warning over widening income tax gap

Researcher uncovers first Scottish ship to sail to North America

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Leigh Griffiths allowed time out to deal with 'ongoing issues' in personal life

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Confidence vote in May's Government next week 'inevitable,' say SNP sources

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Blizzard warning as Scotland braced for snow amid plummeting temperatures

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Supreme Court partially upholds Holyood 'power grab' law

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SNP to delay filing no confidence motion against Theresa May's government

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Police confirm Celtic's Leigh Griffiths was reported missing by concerned friends this week

Scottish Budget: Income tax plans will raise £182 million above UK Government deductions

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Wounded Theresa May points to no immediate breakthrough on Brexit while key vote set for January

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Nicola Sturgeon speaks out on 'absolutely tragic' death of new mum

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Council scraps controversial tests for five-year-olds

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Strasbourg Christmas market gunman ‘wanted dead or alive’

Nicola Sturgeon defends Scottish Budget at First Minister's Questions

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Theresa May lands in Brussels for EU summit as she brushes off confidence vote

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How European media reacted to Theresa May's Brexit U-turn and Confidence Vote

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Lower drink drive limit 'did not cut crashes' - or reduce alcohol intake

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MPs won't get to vote on Brexit deal before Christmas

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Nicola Sturgeon: Theresa May's authority 'fatally undermined' by confidence vote

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Eurosceptic Tory MPs keep up calls for Theresa May to quit

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Plans to scrap one-year time limit on sexual harassment claims against MSPs

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Plans revealed for Scotland's tallest building to be built in Dundee

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Man found dead in Edinburgh flat after police controller failed to pass on information

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Theresa May heads to Brussels for Brexit talks at EU summit

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Alison Rowat: Prime Minister has won the battle, but is the war lost?

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Brian Beacom: The Great Escape isn’t a film, it’s a lesson in survival

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More apologies after fourth working day of ScotRail new timetable disruption

May confirms early exit from No 10 as Tory rebels call for her to quit now

Analysis: confidence vote looms as May's premiership gets ever weaker

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Streets in German town 'paved in chocolate' after massive leak at sweet factory

Top Sport

Brendan Rodgers: My squad will be even stronger by the time the Europa League last 32 matches tick round

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Five things we learned from Rangers' Europa League defeat to Rapid Vienna

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Watch: Celtic Park rocking as fans celebrate moment Europa League qualification was confirmed

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Leigh Griffiths deserves privacy as he looks to walk a different path

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The Bulletin: Rodgers 'We will be stronger for the last 32' | Rangers performance was 'almighty effort' Gerrard

Neil Cameron: That was the oddest night ever at Celtic Park

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Sport

Fletcher: Fans sing about my illness

Berra hits the 200 mark for Hearts and is far from done

Hibernian's Oli Shaw predicts another tough day for Celtic in Leith

Celtic 1 FC Salzburg 2: Late drama as Parkhead side book Europa League last 32 spot

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Celtic marks out of ten: Too many were lost against Salzburg on a night which ended well

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Proud Steven Gerrard backs Rangers to "come again" after cruel Rapid Vienna defeat ends European run

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Rapid Vienna 1 Rangers 0: Late Dejan Ljubicic strike sends Steven Gerrard's side crashing out of Europe

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Rangers: How they rated against Rapid Vienna

Gilchrist expects improvement now rust is shaken off

More hope than fear as Scots head into uncharted territory in Champions Cup

Brendan Rodgers: We have to help Leigh and he has to help himself

John Hartson: I'd love to mentor Leigh Griffiths as I know what he is going through

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Steven Gerrard: I don't care what ex-Celtic manager Gordon Strachan says about Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard wishes Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths a quick recovery from off-field issues

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Stewart Fisher: The imminent end of the Team Sky era will be mourned by some ... and celebrated by others

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The Bulletin: John Hartson 'My door is always open for Leigh' | Gerrard responds to Strachan criticism

Gordon Strachan is right - there are players at Rangers who can't handle being at a big club

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Opinion

Catriona Stewart: Gender issues have moved beyond equal play for boys and girls

7

Andrew McKie: The current crop of Conservative MPs is not nearly vicious enough

14

Ian McConnell: UK's laughing stock political chaos is price worth paying if it stops Brexit stupidity dead in its tracks

10

The Diary: A bit dippy and That's the ticket

Obituary: Gordon Sandison, baritone who became a star of Scottish opera

Letters

Why a General Election is not the solution to this Brexit mess

2

Letters: Our higher taxes are a price well worth paying

2

Agenda: Let us help more young women to play an active part in our democracy

Obituaries: a director banned by the Soviets, the man who claimed Howard Hughes inheritance, and Dolly Parton's brother

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Arts, Entertainment, Life & Style

Alison Rowat: Billy Connolly’s Ultimate World Tour is moving reminder of just how much the Big Yin has lived

ARTS NEWS: Summerhall to host Fellowship, Platform for Celtic Connections, SSA show at RSA

A picture of friendship: affectionate portrait of Scottish gallery staff features in portrait exhibition

Review: The John Wilson Orchestra, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, four stars

ARTS NEWS: Engels show for Dundee, CCA in Glasgow announce 2019 shows, SSE Scottish Music Awards raised £95,000

How the Snow Queen is helping young people to make a difference

Pantomime review: Cinderella, SEC, Glasgow

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Business

Tycoon McColl will lodge ferry cash claim before Christmas

Clydebank energy firm takes on 33,000 customers

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Ian McConnell: UK's laughing stock political chaos is price worth paying if it stops Brexit stupidity dead in its tracks

10

City move for Scotch maker

STV hires finance chief from Scotch sector

Bowleven shareholders inflict defeats on oil and gas firm

Frasers deal hits profits at Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct

Housebuilder's first homes in Central Belt for decade

IT firm Boston Networks makes second acquisition since buy-out

Call for Scottish women's business centre on centenary of the vote

Wood shares plunge as engineering giant highlights fresh crude price challenge

FTSE 100 struggles for direction as retailers battered

Sainsbury’s sees shares dive as firm challenges regulatory probe

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