The Herald - 2015-10-16

• SNP throws down gauntlet to Labour with Trident vote
• Contacts of critically ill Ebola nurse found and vaccinated
• INSPIRATIO­NAL CULINARY TRIP
• EU ‘must keep refugee vows’
• Call for police to quiz ‘Lockerbie pair’
• SNP in Heathrow talks
• Mother’s plea to find killer
• £3bn blow to big banks
• VW to recall 8.5m EU vehicles
• Nasa spacecraft makes dramatic discovery on Pluto
• Water of life to flow from most northerly part of the mainland
• Apology as overcrowdi­ng forces train cancellati­ons
• Campaign is backed to restrict junk food adverts
• France awards Scottish war hero its top military honour
• Ex-student cleared of terrorism charges raises concern over trial costs
• Girl’s aunt flees court in tears as jurors see blood-stained clothes
• Former headteache­r is found guilty of 1970s sex attacks on two schoolgirl­s
• Train toilet overhaul ends on-track flushes
• Sheriff ‘shocked’ by social worker’s reporting
• Split over backing for Platini as Uefa members consider other names in Fifa presidenti­al race
• Taxi app Uber to open first office in Scotland
• Catalan leader tells court he is a democrat, not a criminal
• Fracking firm sees plenty of visitors to its stall as it bids for party support
• Amid the pomp, ceremony and a gaggle of fans ... Mone claims her noble prize
• No case to answer for SNP over election spending
• Pressure grows on City Building following third year of losses
• Designer’s idea is pearl of wisdom
• Woman is jailed for shooting victim in the head
• Police launch drive to sign up young recruits to battle cyber crime
• Charity founder tells of plot to end charity
• Vow to pressure firms to cut energy bills
• Experts warn antibiotic resistance could make routine operations impossible
• Manhunt launched after stolen truck is hit by train
• Rail firm says budget fares on track after capacity fears
• Record number of working-age people are suffering from dementia
• Hunniford praises journalist’s video diary of breast cancer as positive and invaluable
• Charity says cardiac arrest victims are dying because bystanders lack CPR skills
• Million needles handed to drug users in a year
• Final two Elveden journalist­s walk free
• Police Scotland looks to add its Gaelic name to uniforms
• Energy firm wants views on power-line removal
• Online security flaw put bank details at risk
• More power to Gove’s elbow for standing up to the Saudis
• Being an obituaries editor was a lively occupation
• ROBERT MCNEIL
• Focus on good governance is a return to much common sense
• No need for concern about transfer of abortion powers to Holyrood
• Double standards are being applied over the behaviour of Russia
• The fine work of a principal
• ON THIS DAY
• Palestinia­ns lacking the leadership for Intifada
• Pistorius set to be released from prison and moved to house arrest next week
• Rosemary Lane
• Graeme Giles
• A fever? Try pulling on some vinegar-soaked socks
• Tried and tested: Five fitness aids
• Don’t leave your plants exposed to the ravages of winter
• Brave new staging brings extra ingredient to the Devil’s Larder
• Wright injects teen spirit into dark fairytale update
• Performanc­e
• Leader has authority to set new direction
• Mining stocks help FTSE end losing streak
• Greening guidance goes online and explains potential equivalenc­e options
• Jobs hope as HSBC plans to open third city office
• Scaramanga is hoping for blockbuste­r sales thanks to Pan
• Cheese producer loses £4m and cites tough competitio­n
• Tesco collects £250m from sale of land sites
• Partner profits at Artemis up by third
• Burberry suffering own China crisis as sales slow
• Colouring craze gives profit lift to retailer
• Shareholde­r meeting over £6m Arria fund package
• SSE bring Mahy into operation with place on board
• Virgin Money almost doubles mortgage lending to £2.6bn

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