The Herald - 2015-03-11

• Police: Jihadi bride will be arrested if she returns to UK
• Teachers hit out at bosses over call for shake-up in education
• £500,000 windfall for staff
• DAVE KING’S IBROX ARMY
• Professor: Medicine is just plumbing
• Low-cost London rail link
• Text teacher struck off
• Cairn Energy tax blow
• Murray calls for tennis talent to be given opportunit­y to thrive
• Stephen Naysmith
• Section of Caledonian Canal to close for water damage repairs
• Victoria’s book gives a personal royal account
• Glasgow’s poor ‘are priced out of sport’
• Good at art? Enjoy whodunnits? Then this might be the ideal course for you
• T in Park has days left to move osprey nest
• Scientists find autism genes linked to higher intelligen­ce
• Remove barriers to the bench, says report
• Spending study adds weight to Labour-SNP coalition theory
• Party pressure on Miliband to rule out deal with nationalis­ts
• In the frame: Sturgeon hails life-size portrait of herself after sneak preview
• Cameron fights back on defence spending
• One in 20 Scots in a job that did not exist in1990
• Decision to bring rail police under single force is slated
• Boy jailed for killing foster carer was given placement ‘at last minute’
• Foreign Secretary says security services need capability to match new threats
• Call to provide more support for childcare
• Son had to plead for his life as father was shot dead
• Success of trial offers hope to stroke victims
• Gloag set to evict retired couple
• Pro-immigrant Scots ‘a myth’
• SNP is a regional party with no say in Westminste­r policy
• A hale and hearty health check
• Care is needed on immigratio­n poll
• A cautious welcome on Transport Police decision
• Political system must protect our democracy
• Way wind is blowing, it is time to ride wave of renewables revolution
• Lessons for May poll from the referendum
• ON THIS DAY
• Universiti­es have too big a say in teaching of languages in our schools
• @HERALDSCOT­LAND.COM
• Olympics stars among the dead in helicopter crash
• Police in attack on students to end protest
• Dane who has worked around the world takes on SSO role
• Nimmo’s King King are riding high with third album
• Double Crossword
• Searching for truth in war on drugs
• Leslie Cumming
• Goals reveals intentions to expand operations in America following an increase in its profits
• Craneware signs deal with Aridhia Informatic­s for American market
• Bus group invests £80m in new fleet of coaches
• The Herald Crosswords
• Superglass chief McLeod to step down in August
• John Menzies to look into parcel delivery as profits drop

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