The Herald - 2015-07-13

• Review of police calls as second crash victim dies
• Barclays in £250 offer to customers affected by data breach
• PALOMA PUTS HER FAITH IN T
• DAVID TORRANCE ON MONDAY
• Labour plea to SNP over hunting vote
• Private-sector growth fall
• Robot pharmacy plan
• Fears over land limit
• Last group of Scots fly home after Tunisia terror warning
• Ron Mackenna
• Rosemary Goring
• Potter author defends paralysed rugby player
• Designer in running for another top award
• Warning over lack of help for victims of traffickin­g
• Concerns raised for future of top BBC shows
• All aboard as museum visitors given the chance of see inside famous RAF Nimrod
• Harman provokes backlash by saying Labour will not fight tax credit curbs
• Cameron to join EU leaders for crunch talks on Greece
• MP’s rivals warn over Corbyn’s journey to ‘oblivion’
• Clegg claims Tories spent US-style money to win
• Mundell ducks answer to leaked memo question
• Nationalis­ts obsessed with independen­ce? Think again
• SNP accuse UK Government of ‘paying lip service’ to gender equality
• Ex-tutor jailed over drunken fracas at A&E
• Daring Doris, 101, breaks record for oldest abseiler
• Art that cleaned up at awards put on display . . . beside sink
• Jailed VAT fraudster in plea for transfer to Cyprus
• Novelist who deals in the big what-if questions
• Bushcraft and worm-charming... take a walk on the wild side
• Councils may be counting cost of Budget
• Report reveals devastatin­g impact of excessive drinking
• Benedetti tells of her work-life harmony
• Shedloads of gin lovers heading for distillery after it wins TV award
• Shock as car struck by bottle thrown off bridge
• Tensions warning as student flat numbers go through roof
• Prisoners win right to access more books
• Smaller projects invited to share in overseas funding pot
• Veteran cyclist dies after collision with van
• Iran close to nuclear deal
• Top Mexican drug lord escapes from prison through 5,000ft-long tunnel
• Scotland’s lack of political power is a democratic outrage
• 2015: A space odyssey of interest
• BBC must remain free of interferen­ce
• Housing balance needed between town and gown
• Government support can help CalMac offer secure future for ferries
• ON THIS DAY
• Weather is not just the preserve of popular music
• @HERALDSCOT­LAND.COM
• Willie MacDonald
• Prince Saud al Faisal
• Kershaw is keen to roll back the years at Rewind
• NYOS Junior Orchestra
• Yesterday’s failed dogma not an answer for today
• Why business can never be too close to home for boss
• Consultati­on launched on fundamenta­l reform of law of succession
• Dixons Carphone set to report its first annual results
• Promotion accelerate­s car firm’s developmen­t
• Female angel group leads biotech firm’s £1.2m boost

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