The Herald - 2016-04-15

• Chinese firm in £10bn deal rejected over fears for jobs
• Darling fires trade alert with ‘Project Fantasy’ Brexit claim
• TWO DAYS TO GO
• BP shareholde­rs in revolt over pay rise
• Community’s fight to save historic land owned by energy giant
• Spanish envoy visit row
• McColl scheme cash bid
• Smoked fish scare
• Murder trial told one stamp could have caused injury that led to toddler’s death
• Family in tribute to teenager killed in car crash
• Pupils still out in cold over faults in schools
• Police chief had responsibi­lty for undercover unit in sex row
• Wedding firm’s clients claim it left them in lurch over services
• One of the greats enjoys prime of her illustriou­s golf career
• Knife-wielding man holds three hostage
• Teacher to goontrial over pupil lap dance charge
• Queen Street rail tunnel work at new stage
• Couple cleared over cocaine and money laundering scam
• Kennedy’s will reveals he left entire £900,000 estate to son
• Football violence: More than 30 men charged
• Increase in terrorism web content removal
• Agencies issue plea to report poachers
• Sturgeon promises relentless focus on boosting economy if SNP is re-elected
• Rennie in free speech commitment to reform the defamation law
• Davidson: Charities must help offenders
• Corbyn: Quitting EU risks rights bonfire
• Dugdale in Labour promise to older generation
• For sale: New home with all mod cons ... plus four-acre island
• Tributes paid to star of cult BBC science fiction series Blake’s 7 who died of heart failure, aged 71
• RBS to cut jobs and branches in retail division
• Family vows to move south of the Border in bid to continue £200,000 drug treatment for son
• Cancer cells ‘bully’ neighbouri­ng healthy tissue into driving tumour growth
• Campers get bigger space for T in Park weekend
• Host wants to challenge prince on trophy hunting
• New owners build oasis of luxury at Gleneagles Hotel
• Want a golden beach? Here is 10,000 tonnes of free sand
• Peake: Flat-pack furniture skills useful in space
• Common drugs may damage kidneys
• It’s a beautiful noise as teenager lands solo show
• Blackout driver in appeal over death conviction
• Lasers to be used to map Culloden
• Record demand for foodbanks
• Appeal to keep dogs on leads as birds nest on ground
• Clinton and Trump need big wins in NY
• Austria ready to shut border
• Video of missing girls is screened on TV two years after they were abducted
• Building collapses in Tenerife
• UK sells weapons to Saudi Arabia but insists human rights matter
• The heat of Panama and the dust of Edinburgh
• If I don’t go to the supermarke­t, how am I to meet a new partner?
• The European Parliament has used significan­t powers wisely
• Existence of tax havens in UK dependenci­es should not be tolerated
• To beat poverty, we need to turn to the experts – the poor themselves
• ON THIS DAY
• The protection of coats of arms by law ought to be celebrated
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Young people are not vaping in significan­t numbers
• Councils not to be trusted to maintain our school buildings
• Sir Arnold Wesker
• Bastille Day is no celebratio­n as Elba comes out fighting fit
• Storytelle­r straight from the delta riverboat singers
• Make most of season’s fruit
• Blogger brings perspectiv­e to harsh doctrine governing diets
• Maybe it is now time to start a proper seafood diet
• Tried and tested:
• Perk up your garden or patio for a right royal celebratio­n
• Growing start-ups into £1bn companies is key item for entreprene­urial conference
• Persimmon reports planning delays are holding back growth
• Discount chain expands but sales take a hit
• Havelock in profit as it changes focus to lifestyle areas
• FTSE rises despite Burberry’s sales slump
• Conference pumps up the volume as exhibit set to be an eye-catcher
• MPC says economic activity on hold pending EU vote outcome
• Chinese economic woes impact Burberry profits prospects for coming year
• NCTech lands funds to boost sales growth
• Corrupt practices could rise in oil and gas sector
• Profit rise in Scotland bucks trend for Hays
• Advance the city’s appliance of science
• The divided States: American game has been damaged by blatant sexism
• Tamworth’s finest draws Rocket for opening tie
• Great Scott makes a splash but just falls short of Rio deal
• Murray avoids Monte Carlo upset after struggle past Frenchman Paire
• Northern light Armstrong has been in the dark over derby
• Cup win would be tonic for Gordon
• Is the Old Firm gap as big as Warburton makes out?
• Smith believes Warburton is equipped for date with destiny
• Ball stunned by his mentor’s moment of Old Firm magic
• Stubbs banking on bottle as Hibs try, try again
• Paatelaine­n knows strength trumps hoodoo
• Bannigan: Injury has made me think twice about leaving Firhill
• McCall tells Warburton: Put Waghorn in Old Firm squad
• Armstrong insists Celtic cannot see red on derby day at Hampden
• Blame BBC if coverage stops, says Mulraney

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