The Herald - 2016-08-29

• Top doctor: NHS staff forced to magic things from thin air
• North Sea oil firms are urged to explain tax haven links
• Russell study to reveal impact of Brexit on every area of life
• Roaring support as tennis champion heads to Paralympic­s
• Sports stars team up to inspire girls to lead
• Warm weather brings out creepy-crawlies
• Teachers told: Focus on basics to reduce workloads
• Average family’s lifetime taxes hit £825,000
• Boy bounces back after defying the odds
• Payday loans ‘trapping people’
• Top award for comic tackling emotional issues
• Fringe whistleblo­wers tell of ‘exploitati­on and exhaustion’
• Janner’s family in plea to delay inquiry into child abuse claims
• Fireworks display signals end to capital’s sparkling festival
• Hope of new test to aid earlier dementia diagnosis
• Alert over swimmer at beach where five died
• Shadow Scottish secretary quits committee
• McDonnell calls for Branson to be stripped of knighthood
• Balls and Brown in near-death jet flight
• Trident repugnant, MSP to tell forum
• Naval destroyer to join Gulf campaign
• Dugdale hits out at children’s mental health care
• Fans ‘may have died had police prevented invasion’
• Rivals in row over cycle route set to stage protests
• Decline in number of best-loved butterflie­s
• Britons shun cash in favour of ‘tap and go’
• Anybody looking for a new pet cat? I’ve got 41
• Cyclist finishes global journey
• Pilots grounded over claims of drinking before take-off
• Bid to blame company bosses for nuisance calls
• Plea for change in carefor asthma sufferers
• Journalist uncovers the truth to make a difference
• Join the festival where we can celebrate our weirdness in style
• Failings of SCRs are a concern for safety of children
• Drug trial hope for pancreatic cancer victims
• Blind golfer hits his first hole-in-one after 36 years
• Congregati­on’s ‘delight’ as preacher cleared of sex offences returns to his ministry
• ‘Blue-light police car’ driver is facing jail over stunt
• University suspends scientist
• Foundation urges charities to apply for funding grants
• Mother of missing man faces time-waste charges
• Labour hustings’ two stars – that’s not Corbyn and Smith
• A case of who dares wins in the war on food crime
• GP fees for power of attorney certificat­e should be capped
• Time has come for debate on NHS
• Attacking the Internatio­nal Shalom Festival will not bring peace
• Barber’s help for children with autism leads the way
• We voted to Remain as a strong UK, not as small, uncertain country
• River bus along Clydecould­be perfect way to link airport to the city centre
• Counting the cost of second-class service on world-class train route
• May’s audit taken with a large dose of irony
• ON THIS DAY
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Rebels take Syrian towns
• Clinton is given a two-hour national security briefing on troubles in world
• Pope leads prayers for quake victims
• Rev Dr Samuel W Hynd
• Matilda Rapaport
• Old heads on young shoulders caught in struggle for survival
• Noise rock makes an eloquent voice on nuclear arms
• Brilliantl­y demented singer commands stage with material
• Poignant, private thoughts laid bare in a stunning performanc­e
• Exhilarati­ng explosions of rage and emotion
• Festival casts its spell over field and stage
• Authors let loose cover varied terrain
• Bountiful berries and mushrooms bring back memories of childhood
• Technology key to constructi­on gains
• SIS funding drops after government scheme ends
• Brewer boosts board to aid water projects

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