The Herald - 2016-07-25

• SNP unveils Brexit tests to decide nation’s future
• More women in their 20s suffer from drink-related liver disease
• WHY TRUMP RESEMBLES SALMOND ON STEROIDS
• QUEEN OF DAYTIME TV
• ‘Unacceptab­le’ greed of Green
• Fines for loch litterbugs
• Judo star beats odds
• Marianne Taylor
• Oil tycoon’s warning
• Plea for clarity over support for renewables
• Granddaugh­ter revives family drinks firm with healthier range
• Video portrait celebrates the life of Ireland founding father
• One in three approachin­g retirement age set to change their plans
• Weaver tells of hope for fresh Alien role
• Jet skier left injured after collision on loch
• ‘Waitrose effect’ can add extra £22,000 to your home
• Father, 36 shocked at liver condition diagnosis
• £300,000 makeover for church honouring TV creator
• Two held after boy’s death at water park
• Dover traffic delays ease but motorists could face further disruption for weeks
• Man’s anger at neighbour after false accusation of racist abuse
• Cheap way found to monitor gas storage
• Spicy curries ‘help to fight colon cancer’
• Dementia risk could be halved with brain training
• SNP to debate merits of single transferab­le vote system at conference
• Shadow chancellor says Corbyn opponents aim to destroy party
• Pavement at Bute House ‘is an eyesore’
• Environmen­t is top priority for young
• Unionists must give options for nation’s role in the EU, warns think tank
• Country commits to climate change policies
• ‘We cannot imagine life without our son’ say same-sex couple as they back adoption drive
• Dangerous dogs law is ‘flawed and must target the owners’
• Family in protest at TV series on killer Manuel
• Munich gunman had been planning massacre for year
• Look out your family treasures for the visit of Antiques Roadshow
• Prison inmates demand action over alleged medical neglect
• Benedetti said no to ‘too easy’ music score
• Coach crash pupils remain in hospital
• Humans should be able to interpret ape signs
• City fair set for a good ol’ time as Americana festival rolls up
• Heart is in right place for creative arts inside care homes
• Highlight of £40m Clydeside spending by P&O
• Mrs Brown drops the f-bomb as live show in Glasgow launches BBC’s sitcom season
• More firms taking on graduates with 2:2 degree and ‘life skills’
• Ancient forest is helped by Superdry bags cash
• Royal couple cheer on crew as Britons win America’s Cup races
• Doubt cast over oil transfer plan
• Presenter’s new partner ‘terrified’ to meet co-stars
• Rise in tag rulings for domestic abuse offenders
• Secrecy row over talks on tram-train link
• Researcher backs cancer trust call for education programmes at secondary schools
• Parents ‘will skip meals to feed children’
• Body is found amid raging LA wildfire
• Obama hits back at Trump
• Funerals held on a national day of mourning after 80 die in bomb attack
• INSIDE TRACK: Dessert-only menu? Turned out pretty sweetly
• Brexit: Politician­s face a legal minefield of huge complexity
• A real and present threat to America and the world
• As Harry said, discrimina­tion still the biggest hurdle for HIV
• The truth is that our North Sea oil money disappeare­d into a gaping maw in Whitehall
• ON THIS DAY
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Jimmy Frizzell
• Playful Kidd’s an absolute delight from start to finish
• Fans enjoy a great escape to the Marmite decade of 80s
• Bit of beetroot is hard to beat
• The club’s in turmoil now Dave’s said his goodbyes
• Farmers advised to match selling grain strategy to business objective
• Shorter working hours pay off for digital marketing firm
• Lloyds and Barclays’ good news
• Levy may make one in 10 firms cut apprentice­s
• Food group serves up rise in turnover
• Post-Brext ‘passportin­g’ rights are welcomed
• Big-hitter Fraser is recruited by wealth managers

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