The Herald - 2015-10-31

• Row as ministers water down rules on lobbying
• Dugdale will reverse cuts to tax credits if party wins 2016 election
• Debate over future of Assad
• RBS staff warned of more restructur­ing
• Bin lorry driver quits job
• Growth in hotel revenues
• Appeal to hillwalker­s
• Constituti­onal crisis warning if UK leaves EU
• Hopefuls follow in footsteps of their idols at city arena
• 16-year-old boy charged with the murder of Bailey
• Emergency aid shipped to isle to save livestock
• Anger at calls for schools to adopt English model and be run by parents
• Nine more Scots pubs earn accolade in Michelin guide
• Demonstrat­or found not guilty of attempting to disrupt baton relay
• Corbyn turns to Keir Hardie for Scots hearts and votes
• Tories on their last chance to deliver powers, says Murray
• Party’s challenger to Sturgeon de-selected in favour of new shortlist
• STUC chief calls for unified support of Corbyn and an end to ‘carping from the sidelines’
• Hints Heathrow plan to be rejected
• Osborne to set out details of EU reform proposals
• After 13 years last UK inmate of Guantanamo jail is released
• Grocers to donate plastic-bag tax to anti-litter charity
• Talk Talk data hack ‘much less than suspected’
• Calls to install black box in air ambulance
• Lottery cash will help fund landscape projects
• TV chefs helping to maintain high fish numbers
• Consultant told cancer patient he had ‘other cases to prioritise for surgery’
• Theatre owner hits out at lack of financial support from the council
• Artwork shows off power of Pentland Firth
• Clarkson has a dig at former employers in TV advert
• Pop star James Morrison takes satirical swipe at the music industry in a new series of videos
• Small firms concerned at fallout of university move plan
• Gift companies to make most of festive break
• Founder of money advice site donates to food bank
• Council house debt doubles to £3.6bn in seven years
• Year-long agony of mother still hopeful for missing son
• Co-accused in Becky Watts case describes abuse at hands of killer boyfriend
• ‘Outlander effect’ has helped to boost visitor numbers
• Ikea meets ambition tomakeall its cotton sustainabl­e
• Polish court rules Polanski will not be extradited to US over child sex in 1977
• It’s not about being left-wing or right-wing, but inequality
• Apple still getting (a lot) more right than wrong
• Americans hijacked Scotland’s Hallowe’en
• MAGNUS GARDHAM
• Raise council tax to secure the jobs of local authority workers
• Free at last but questions remain
• ScotRail is punishing its passengers at the end of their journey
• It is time to let the real experts help decide our countrysid­e policy
• Key questions still to be answered for Quebec independen­ce group
• Ideologica­l campaignin­g is skewing the vital debate on the private rental housing sector
• ON THIS DAY
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Matt Watson
• George Mueller
• FTSE 100 dragged down by RBS and IAG
• Banks tighten up on claims over PPI as cut-off looms
• Data hacks put consumers on red alert for phone scams
• Fantasy sports firm looking for UK expansion
• Agricultur­al census analysis points to ‘tightening in supply’ of lambs for rest of season
• Focus should be on letting your passion and values guide your work
• Increased activity boosts Malcolm Group
• The Herald Crosswords
• Tycoon is coming home with a five-star offer for city centre

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