The Herald - 2015-04-25

• Brown: Vote for Labour to be a true Scottish patriot
• Police fight for same maternity rights as in England
• Neolithic site ‘was a sauna not a village’
• Magnus Gardham:
• FM’s Alliance bid snub
• Rangers market delay
• Barrister court ban
• Catriona Stewart:
• Letters special:
• Call for action as salmon catches plummet
• Demand for strict rules over ospreys at festival site
• MSPs oppose ban on buying sex
• Confucius Institutes run into controvers­y
• New festival shows city how to eat well and fight poverty
• Plans to mark the centenary of Ireland’s 1916 Easter Uprising
• Scientist in search for girl who went missing six decades ago
• Police hit 100-strong burglary syndicate in the city
• Miliband says UK failures to blame in Libya
• Constituen­cy profile: Paisley and Renfrewshi­re South
• Oil revenue £1bn short of SNP’s worst case forecast
• Politician­s chasing votes with engagement­s, launches and more manifesto promises
• Sturgeon and Murphy agree Cameron is breaking his promises from referendum
• Labour candidate suspended from race in wake of his charges for motoring offences
• The SNP challenge: What is the word on the street in London?
• New-look Nicola eschews those boxy jackets in favour of a softer, more voter-friendly look
• Dead soldier’s mother calls for MoD probe
• Sun writer attacks ‘failing’ Operation Elveden
• UN rights commission­er angry at Hopkins ‘cockroache­s’ column
• Cathedral admission charge put on hold by petition
• Heritage chief: Too much rush over wind farms
• Daughter’s poignant tribute as first MSP laid to rest
• Hearing over ‘bullying culture’
• Probe of Dungavel is blocked by Home Office
• Vatican terror plot arrests
• UN says 115 children among hundreds of victims in ongoing Yemeni clashes
• An own goal when football keeps the blinkers on
• Sheltie the selfless midge repellant
• Keeping focus on traffickin­g victims
• Evel plans merit greater scrutiny than Tories allow
• Time to engage with disability, not seek to make political capital
• ON THIS DAY
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Dick Balharry
• Paul Almond
• From the archives
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• HSBC relocation talk boosts the Footsie
• Thrifty Scots warned that hoarding cash is a risky move
• Ithaca Norway operation sold in £60m deal
• ICAS chief sees pay hold steady as group reports large growth in overseas members
• EU proposals for member state GM controls ‘unworkable’
• HSBC stands by Flint amid investor disquiet
• Crosswords
• InterBulk on course to beat its half-year profit figures
• Just the ticket

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