The Herald - 2016-04-14

• Rock and a hard place
• Council to pay back £540m for schools in PPP fiasco
• Scots more politicall­y engaged than people in rest of UK, finds survey
• THREE DAYS TO GO
• Nationalis­t MP: Chilcot Report delay outrageous
• Heartbreak as car crash kills teenager
• Live-action remake of Jungle Book is a thrilling must-see
• Solan oil field on-stream
• Row over club badges
• Rise in young vaping
• Corbyn to make ‘strong case for staying in EU’
• Clydesdale Bank to close nine branches
• Universiti­es are accused over ‘hire and fire’ temporary contracts
• Zika-affected babies suffer ‘severe’ brain damage
• Queen’s letter on early meetings with Philip goes up for auction
• Woman fills judiciary’s second highest position
• Unclaimed Lottery prizes are worth £1m
• Five on trial over alleged historical sexual and physical abuse at school
• Online grocery sales on target to hit £1.2bn
• Whitehall targets poor more than super-rich, claims SNP
• Davidson puts Scotland at the heart of the Union as she unveils Tory manifesto
• Jezza cracks jokes with the best of them as Dave attempts to take shelter from tax storm
• Cameron rejects calls for curbs on Whittingda­le’s powers
• Nation could be kicked out of UK, says Wilson
• Murder trial is told toddler suffered ‘blunt force’ trauma
• ‘Collapsed’ historic building was taken down by hand amid concerns over structure’s safety
• Chocolate may hold the key to better sleeping
• British workforce more diverse than at any time in history
• Education alone not enough to prevent obesity
• Altitudes restricted at air show displays
• Alert over E.coli in washing machines
• Students try to solve cold case murder
• Glasgow belongs to the Queen on her Coronation tour
• Detective work helps ring a bell for town historians
• Family told father’s death will always remain a mystery
• Highland Show again freezes fees to aid crisis-hit farmers
• Haggis is UK’s least favourite regional dish as Yorkshire pudding triumphs
• More Post Offices to move into WH Smith branches
• Smith, Goudie and Baker lead charge for TV awards
• Flood-hit caravan park sets dates for reopening
• EU is democratic abominatio­n and Labour cannot deny that
• #shakespear­e for a modern take on the Bard
• When it comes to communicat­ion the law is still stuck in the 1960s
• Monitoring of all constructi­on projects should be compulsory
• We should look at impact of all the taxes the parties are proposing
• It is time to reconsider the whole approach to system of sentencing
• Put energy back into hands of the scientists and engineers
• We need renewed vision to end the public-private partnershi­p model
• ON THIS DAY
• We must beware the newest EU trade agreement
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Fresh look at case for public university
• Tear gas fired as police clash with 100 migrants
• Frenchman believed to have supplied arms for Paris attack arrested in Spain
• Beckett of cinema delivers enigmatic and astonishin­g tale
• Mirren is ethics girl in British take on drones
• Oh Mr Porter, you are proof that proper jazz music can be popular
• 10 Things to do across Scotland this weekend
• Ways to make beer ...
• Books to enjoy ...
• A little touch of sunshine
• HOW TO STAY YOUNG
• Rachel Johnson
• Rev John Hay
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Brewgooder’s profits pipeline to provide clean water in Africa
• Arpal completes £400,000 transforma­tion of its Borders’ HQ
• Every little helps
• Chinese exports push shares to year high
• Tax avoidance may be legal, but some change surely lies ahead
• NFU Scotland boss highlights falling prices concerns in ‘tough times’ for cattle farmers
• Hydro Group thrives despite oil price crisis
• Business looks bright despite Brexit concerns
• Standard Life eyes deal for wealth management platform of rival insurer Axa
• Watchdog plans to improve the IPO process
• The downside of taking too much joy from the failure of derby rivals
• Djokovic stunned by Vesely in Monaco
• Brodie’s hopes of triumph end in disaster as Rio hopes sink
• United’s young gun Rashford helps fire side to Wembley as West Ham fluff lines
• Make or break for Warriors in Llanelli
• Griezmann sends Barcelona packing
• Tavernier won’t change style to counter the threat of Celtic
• Hibernian striker welcomes escape from pressures of league
• Fyvie’s comments come back to bite
• Fan-in-theshirt ready to keep his head down
• Deila to keep calm amid the pressure
• United try to move on after Gunning exit
• Lennon does not regret McCoist spat
• Lustig under no illusions: Win or we’ll beonourway
• Waghorn begs for chance to leave his mark on semi-final

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