The Herald - 2015-06-01

• Game of shame
• Damning verdict on ‘divisive’ UK voting system
• Priest faces police probe over missing money from church fund
• Juliet Cadzow stays in control playing her most demanding role
• Human Rights Act row is shot full of contradict­ions
• High hedge feud is solved 30 years on
• Police snooping concerns
• Tech veteran in IT launch
• Food bank usage soars
• Premium bond maximum limit rises by £10,000
• Shona Craven
• Ron McKenna
• Youth-led arts projects are to share £50,000
• Hopes for UK-wide deposit scheme
• Fresh hope treatment can delay growth of tumours
• Mone challenges ‘smart’ Sturgeon after claim cybernats forced her out of country
• Death at resort said to be first of its kind this year
• Sturgeon: I will not share a stage with Tories in EU vote
• Few public school Scots MPs are to be found sitting in the Commons
• Labour contender strikes out at colleagues over next big battle
• Fresh calls to retain Human Rights Act
• Broadcaste­r turned down Labour post
• Swinney refuses Tory calls over tax pledge
• Harvie to stand in first past post seat
• Tiny community of Canna wins argument to build a village hall
• Police urged to investigat­e claim officer withheld Caldwell evidence
• Property firm to sue bank over overdraft charges
• 10,000 GP patients had to re-register
• 30,000 in marathon festival challenge
• Pupils shun study of geography
• Contact lenses ‘raise the risk of eye infections’
• It’s the first day of summer but forecast is for rain ... and gales
• Hawking expresses concerns over higher education support for ill academics
• A healthy diet is linked to the likelihood of surviving prostate cancer
• Scotland tops list for fewest jobless women
• That is yet another fine Messi you have got us into, Blatter
• The acts of kindness that help to keep us together
• Franz Ferdinand lend musical hand to stage show of Gray’s Lanark
• Thousands of rural drivers pay less after 5p fuel price cut
• Tributes to ‘lovely’ Still Game and Gregory’s Girl actor D’Arcy
• Friend of wife found dead says she heard row in call
• Concern at staff shortages
• Urgent need for foster families
• Protesters call for end to detention of immigrants
• Navy in rescue of hundreds off coast of Libya
• Hero praised after rescuing wild swimmers in midnight dip
• Opponents of ‘named person’ plans intensify crusade ahead of legal battle
• EventScotl­and chief Bush is appointed as Games chairman
• Church closure casts Boys’ Brigade company into doubt
• Rifkind: Ban shows Russian sanctions working
• Nepal reopens schools weeks after earthquake
• Joe Biden leads the tributes after his former attorney general son dies at 46
• The fire service can remain at its current size by diversifyi­ng
• When art is no laughing matter
• HS2 re-opens the case for restoring Scotland’s Eurostar train project
• An electoral system in its death throes
• We must meet energy demands, but not at the cost of our wild land
• ON THIS DAY
• Marshall Islands legacy is all the ammunition we need in war against nuclear weapons
• Eric Bakie
• Derek Chinnery
• Angel is the star guiding Gerontius to spirit world
• Art rock enigma Ferry still making waves
• Perth Festival
• Perth Festival
• Adventurou­s eaters staying at home
• Entreprene­ur brings natural sparkle to drinks business
• Foaming at the mouth is no way to train a collie
• New Morrisons chief to face first AGM
• Small firms still in dark over new pension rules
• Jeremy Peat

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