The Herald - 2015-08-04

• SNP plans to create new gender equality enforcer
• Results show top grades less likely in controvers­ial maths exam
• Heath child sex abuse probe
• COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME
• BONNIE ROLE FOR A RISING STAR
• Crown will ‘re-raise’ case against MP
• Driver hiring ‘inadequate’
• Corbyn policies ‘harmful’
• Call for new tourist tax
• Scots firms in warning over migrants crisis
• GMB’s North Sea workforce accepts changes
• Opposing things can be intoxicati­ng but real political change must mean more than wearing a Che Guevara T-shirt.
• We need to shine a light back into the security state. Every citizen should have the power to look the snoopers right in the eye.
• Government begins process of selling off Royal Bank of Scotland shares
• Parasitic moths that kill conker trees on their way to Scotland
• Spanish police probe ‘fall’ theory as tributes pour in for star Cilla
• Watchdog criticises police for complaint of force
• Thousands to toast results after record number of Higher passes
• CalMac bid winner expected to push forward smartcard payments, says tender
• City trader jailed for 14 years for helping to rig Libor interest rates
• Hitmen jailed after murdering target’s girlfriend by mistake
• Pupils sitting the new Highers may be disadvanta­ged as teachers get to grips
• Rail strike planned for bank holiday
• Venue at centre of controvers­y to host free speech series
• Taxi driver banned over urinating claims
• Queen to open railway on day she sets record
• Rail crash repairs to close main track for two weeks
• Ministers urged to end coal-fired energy production
• Row erupts as extra staff brought in to process payments for farmers
• Campaign urges teenagers to sign up for Holyrood 2016 ballot
• Sturgeon quizzed on police spy claim
• Hendry admits harassing ex-girlfriend after they broke up
• Adoption service’s future is secured after charity closes
• Dogs called in as volunteer hunt for missing man is scaled down
• Proposals to make switching firms easy
• Warning as taxman to target the big spenders
• Concerns over slow pace of plans to get people walking
• Washout summer proves a ‘belter’ for renewable energy as wind power output rises by 50 per cent
• Masked youth who attacked couple during terrifying robbery sentenced to three years
• Scientists win funds boost into dementia research
• Daughter of Clutha crash victim hits out at TV soap’s storyline
• Zoo’s chick brings hope for rare dove
• Cost of filling diesel car falls £3 in month
• Closed children’s ward to reopen in fortnight
• Living by Red Road flats ‘like being in a desert’
• Poverty more a talking point than a priority for the SNP
• Whodunnit? More whodunwhat?
• Deer stalking no longer the preserve of the wealthy and aristocrat­ic
• ON THIS DAY
• Do not call our nuclear weapons a deterrent
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• Lords proposal would hurt SNP
• Dozens dead as jet crashes into market
• Greek shares see huge fall
• Obama unveils steeper greenhouse gas cuts in move to tackle global warming
• Pat Leitch
• Striving to keep book festival ahead of the game
• Rare revival takes into account the changing world of politics
• Passers-by revved up and reeled in by Car Men trio
• Heavenly sounds from soulful sisters are a treat for everyone
• Double Crossword
• NEW TRICKS
• Drawing on its successes
• On course for a route into work
• New owner for capital hotels as Lowe sells Saltire Taverns
• Bank boss in secondment to agency
• Tax powers can be used to foster a business-friendly environmen­t
• Intertek proves biggest gainer in the FTSE after revenue growth successes
• New order growth at its slowest rate in 10 months
• Edrington makes neat appointmen­t in Avis
• Exceed are securing jobs and livelihood­s
• Better data use can ‘avoid mis-selling’
• Morrison in £56m deal to build school in Shetland
• ADTI staff add knowhow with well managers

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