The Herald - 2016-08-30

• Architect blames plan flaws for delay to new hospital
• Ministers back down in rebel councils row
• Advisers warn Brexit may prevent progress
• Tributes as Wonka star Wilder dies after secret battle with Alzheimer’s
• NHS helpline plan to expand use of digital consultati­ons
• Berry refuses to back down in row over use of deep fat fryers
• Poldark star tells of injury by freak wave
• Hundreds at service topray for victims of quake
• Richard III and a baby help Festival and Fringe reach ticket total record
• Brexit fears could hit efforts to cut youth unemployme­nt
• Are You Being Served? remake given mixed reviews by viewers
• Most senior civilian joins force as director
• Teacher denies sleeping with pupil after prom
• Must do better: Teachers told to stop jargon in report cards
• Turkish sailors to fight conviction for smuggling £500m cocaine haul
• American airline pilots in court on alcohol charge are released on bail
• Tragic family of five likely to have been victims of murder-suicide
• Student fell asleep at wheel and killed motorist
• Up to 30 seats put at risk for Labour in rejig of boundaries
• Rudd for talks on French plan to move Calais migrant checks to UK
• Thornberry ‘disgusted’ at hierarchy’s attempts to quash Corbyn
• Educated engaged more with debate on separation
• Glachan probe to examine 300 items for DNA
• 900,000 travellers a year dodge correct rail fares
• Shortfall of mental health officers hits record level
• Demand for venison sparks plea
• Supplying grid is a milestone for tidal energy
• Woman facing 13 charges relating to 16 children
• Ex-care workers guilty of throwing balls of tinfoil at patient, aged 89
• Backpacker’s ashes to be scattered so she can ‘visit’ new destinatio­ns
• Olympic medal rowing brothers return home to heroes’ welcome
• Safety on roads ‘has priority over air pollution’
• Probe into medical history of death-crash lorry driver
• Conjoined twins who beat the odds set for first term
• Sharp eyes ‘can spot a cancer deformity in second’
• Scots basking in UK’s biggest rise in wealth
• Wildlife activists in plea to golf course developers
• Study says folic acid cuts heart defects
• Police inspector in £100,000 fraud is jailed for 18 months
• An extra 200,000 hours to use Post Offices
• Dislocatio­n mental as well as physical when home is ruined
• A dirty little industry under threat from Brexit
• We must stand up to those who are intolerant of Christiani­ty
• Lifting the burden from our teachers
• There is a strong case for creating a health commission to run NHS
• Brown pushes for a federal middle way post Brexit vote
• GERS cannot be a template
• I salute the dignity and modesty of brave sailors of the Arctic convoys
• A cashless society may come at a heavy price
• ON THIS DAY
• It is wrong that clinicians are overruled in hospital design process
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Trump focus on immigratio­n
• Attackers set fire to crime laboratory in apparent bid to destroy vital evidence
• Fledgling company’s ‘affordable and accessible’ opera policy is a triumph of high quality singing
• Love and marriage: How Frank’s infideliti­es got under Mrs Sinatra’s skin
• Simple yet tasty summer dish
• Glasgow’s firefighte­rs ensure no victims are forgotten
• Constructi­on workshop launch
• Fears for UK economy
• Learning lessons from raising rates on empty property
• Average £130.03 for accredited Scotch Mules at Stirling sale
• Dr Kate Robertson
• Leye Leibler-Chrzanowsk­i
• Rosol: ‘I’ve nothing to lose against Murray . . .’
• Sport in brief
• Nadal back with a bang after seeing off ‘dangerous’ Istomin
• RB Leipzig ideal place for teenager to develop and Scotland will benefit, enthuses MacLeod
• Canada convert McRorie on collision course with former team-mates on Scottish return
• Gomes keeping the Benfica dream alive for Leighton
• Warriors debut to cap whirlwind year for Ayr captain McCallum
• McFadden still living the dream as he ponders Brown’s decision
• Fanciful tale but Old Firm in England remains same old story
• McMillan says Partick and SFA have ‘abandoned’ him over drug ban
• Celtic in £1m Gamboa deal with Rodgers set to offload
• Cummings is not for sale, not now and not in January, say Hibernian
• Edmund stuns Gasquet at US Open
• Motherwell stand firm on Johnson valuation

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