The Herald - 2016-09-30

• Mundell: SNP spoiling for Brexit fight to break Union
• Number of Scots living to 100 has soared in past decade
• MSPs demand action over crowd disorder
• Knox insists: ‘I am not a terrible monster’
• Farmer faces eviction under plans for £140m film studio
• Charles puts life back into Victorian plant
• Injured artist returns to scene in wake of successful rehabilita­tion
• Cup hero Black is accused in latest football sting claims
• Depression and anxiety increasing in young women
• Stranded sea cadet tells of relief after return to dry land
• New treatment could save pancreatic cancer patients
• Sex abuse inquiry chairman denies clash as QC steps down
• Major Tim to visit science festival for talk about space experiment­s
• Davidson accuses First Minister of double standards over Ineos stance
• Breakaway councils dealt big blow
• Ruth turns to pyromania – but police too busy with SNP to care
• Fox hints UK leaning towards hard exit from EU
• Nissan seeks assurances over taxes and tariffs in event of ‘hard’ Brexit
• BBC in firing line as Adams readies his counter-case to killing order allegation
• Eighties children hit hardest by the stagnation in pay
• Two in three fans back the return of alcohol in grounds
• Man who choked his lover after food row sent to jail
• Electricit­y from coal dropsto new low
• Location of £15m hospital branded ‘seriously flawed’
• Airline set to charge economy flyers for snacks
• Parents hail council move to relax cap on nursery places
• Two more arrested over Old Firm game effigies
• Guerilla knitters needled after giant cake is binned
• Jack and Victor to star in new live shows
• Farmer tops EU money list with subsidies totalling £3m
• Jury is urged to convict the man accused of 1998 Chhokar killing
• Websites comparing prices are probed by watchdog
• Another 40,000 are a property millionair­e
• Evidence of ‘violent episode’ prompts search for woman
• All-women shortlist as authors praised in fight for £5,000 book prize
• Cleaners for Virgin trains to ballot over jobcuts
• Man jailed for filming children changing
• MoD is censured after Fusilier died from shot during training
• Girls-only classes can ‘help the gender mix in industries’
• MP calls for probe into American tax credits company
• Woman admits she left shaken baby boy disabled
• One dead and 100 injured as train crashes in station
• Volunteer fireman hailed hero after he stops teenage gunman entering school
• When upsetting images tell an unpalatabl­e yet vital truth
• All human life is here, and under discussion
• It is folly for the Government to turn its back on fracking
• There is no evidence that MPs would serve us better than MSPs
• Silence over Brexit is not an option
• Bold childcare plans need to work in the real world
• It is time to reinforce burgeoning ranks in army of the self-employed
• Words that are beyond their ken, you know
• ON THIS DAY
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Brian Anderson
• Bobby Chacon
• Choir becomes driving force in ancient tale about immigratio­n
• A true taste of the Hebrides...
• Labour of love in exploding myths attached to Indian food
• Emotional highs and lows of fighting breast cancer
• Wood defends new IT centre in Ireland
• Car dealer Arnold Clark drives up profits after used vehicle sales surge
• Opec production cut will not lead to quick uplift in North Sea
• Expenses cut boosts Walter Scott & partners
• Scotmid fires Brexit alert as profits steady
• Hundreds affected by National Loan calculatio­n error
• Board changes imminent at food producer
• Holes in final salary pension schemes to wipe billions from 2017 City profits
• Scots stars ready to test themselves against best
• Brother’s gaffe likely to haunt Masters champion
• Doyle high on the happy side as Rio medal brings unique joy
• Pack injuries and Dragons’ physical power not lost on Townsend as Warriors hit road
• Captain’s flexibilit­y can be key to success
• Life in Glasgow goldfish leaves some players wet behind ears
• Appetite still strong as Lasley savours every game
• COVENTRY CITY
• But ‘Celtic would frighten most English clubs,’ says manager
• Deal to bring Dembele to Celtic Park should be commended
• Ibrahimovi­c grabs vital win for United
• Borussia regroup for Celtic crunch after Barca loss
• Rodgers: Dembele can take Drogba lead en route to top
• Warburton accepts one-match touchline ban for Pittodrie rant
• Pardew: FA leave us out in the cold
• Mickelson apologises over Sutton criticism

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