The Herald - 2016-09-29

• Police anger as clubs face no action for cup disorder
• Bloody nose for SNP on health plans
• Spooky site of ancient hauntings for sale
• Convener refuses to resign after walking out of meeting
• £400m farming subsidy delay after IT glitch
• Senior lawyer on child abuse probe suspended after ‘clash’ with leader
• Sir Cliff duets with Elvis on new album
• Painkiller­s linked to problems with heart, says study
• Expert attacks the ‘lunacy’ of classroom red tape mountain
• Retail giant BHS is back in the sales market with new online website
• Johnnie Walker plant revamp could create 1,000 jobs
• Chief tells MSPs of 25 complaints against police unit
• OAP who went down A90 wrong way fined
• Record-breaking Scots stars enjoy homecoming event after Rio success
• Attack on plan to build flats next to Mackintosh school
• Stranded sea cadets back on dry land after ship allowed to dock
• Trailer for Potter spin-off is unveiled
• Ex-sister-in-law tells of murder confession
• Abuse rife for health care staff new shock stats show
• Corbyn extols ‘socialism for 21st century’
• Labour vows to suspend Saudi arms sales
• Clash on Brexit migration rules
• Ministers forced to hand over files on Article 50
• £500,000 fall in cash for dyslexic students
• Concern at rise in number of guardiansh­ip applicatio­ns
• Man held over alleged murders as bodies found outside store
• Hormone pill users are more likely to be depressed
• Wife tells how she watched husband die in car beside her
• £1m boost for 40 arts projects as Creative Scotland reveals funding
• Shop assistant tells of fear as robber threatened him with cleaver
• Injury risk for young people using mobiles
• When Sir Harry went roamin’ at the opening of a holiday camp
• Firm named in corruption report
• Army cadet marches on after 50 years of service
• Second cockroach discovery in hospital kitchen
• How post-Brexit could well work to Corbyn’s advantage
• The great explorer who has a lesson for us all
• Carney is failing in his duty to offer us stimulus and direction
• Labour’s problems span the Border
• We should dispense with Holyrood and make our MPs work harder
• Shafts of sunlight shine on post-industrial landscape
• Student accommodat­ion plan would be blight on Glasgow’s heritage
• Let Olympians come together
• Dangers lie ahead in the shifting relationsh­ip of Russia and Nato
• Vision for Auld Reekie must not be obscured
• Secondary history curriculum should not be used as ammunition in religious debate
• ON THIS DAY
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• MH17 missile ‘from Russia’
• Obama leads world tributes as former Israeli premier Peres dies, aged 93
• China hit by floods as typhoon roars in
• Real-life chaos and emotion directed with ruthless precision
• Award-winning documentar­y with beauty and humanity
• What happens when one very determined band Blossoms
• JILL CASTLE
• A classic with a fruity twist
• Shimon Peres
• Stagecoach faces decline in revenue
• SSE blames weather conditions and drop in customers for sharp fall in first-half profits
• Scottish firms see modest growth but exports keep falling
• AAM hits out as deal for SAB is backed by majorities
• Sainsbury’s sales fall sparks worrying share price tumble
• Dairy aid programme under pressure as 52,000 EU farmers apply for milk funding
• Recruitmen­t consultant Brightwork’s pre-tax profits drop 11%
• Record entries as the countdown starts for Digital Business Awards
• Losses narrow for Albion Automotive as truck sales bounce back
• US veteran believes hosts have come up with a winning formula
• New Edinburgh coach Hodge inherits big problems from Solomons
• Hat-trick for Murray as he becomes Scottish Sportspers­on of the Year
• Brother’s US rant could leave Willett ducking for cover
• Scotland manager insists up-and-coming players have every chance of making the national team squads
• Star-studded wedding invitation and the freedom of Moray
• I have to protect Rooney, says Mourinho
• Mols refuses to play the diplomatic role when it comes to Allardyce
• Thriller proves well worth the wait as Celtic thunder back
• Barcelona survive scare to top group
• Rodgers praises Dembele double as Celtic rock City
• Hodge takes temporary charge at Edinburgh after Solomons exit
• Strachan gives his backing to Southgate
• Big Sam should gift earnings, says Mols

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