The Herald - 2016-10-26

• Father’s joy at U-turn on visa for his daughter
• Universiti­es fight to defend status
• Clydesdale set to bid for Williams & Glyn
• Sturgeon in call to resist hard Brexit
• Frost appointed special adviser to Foreign Secretary
• Attitudes towards drugs shift among young
• Murray receives OBE after his best year on court
• Watchdog bans TV advert as irresponsi­ble on weight loss
• Gibson says sobriety has helped him focus
• Festival event marks debut for McGregor
• Concern voiced for dolphins over fuel transfers
• Third Heathrow runway to land boost for Scots flights and jobs
• Local councils and Greenpeace consider legal challenge to stop expansion
• Widow vows to save village
• Goldsmith resigns after airport plan is approved by ministers
• Maternal obesity linked to ADHD risk
• City museums to close on more days as cuts deepen
• Law Society admits beating cyber threat is a challenge
• ‘Autopilot’ homes could save £300 on energy
• Chancellor told he faces £84bn black hole in statement plan
• Figures show fall in student bursaries as support review chief named
• Pardons to gay men convicted under old laws will be automatic
• Holyrood review called following concerns over ineffectiv­e scrutiny
• Enterprise agencies to come under one committee
• Newspaper leaders warn of grave threat to press freedom
• Scuffles break out at migrant camp as demolition begins
• Hit-and-run female police officer out of intensive care
• Father murdered baby in fit of temper
• Row ahead of vote on council IT move
• Rape Crisis calls for law review
• Obesity in quitting smokers
• Care homes looking after more residents with dementia
• Man who disposed of PC’s body thought he was ‘getting away with it’
• Scots composers Tuulikki and MacMillan nominated for awards
• Bin lorry driver jailed for death of pensioner
• Reported cases of domestic abuse fall
• Housing shortage makes an impact by pushing up prices
• School of art students to protest against expansion plans
• Franchise winner for rail route tipped to run HS2
• Female principal writes new chapter in Gordonstou­n history books
• Tax evasion arrests in Israel for tycoons using Scots firm
• Thieves target collection of bikes
• Dropped cigarette at boxing contest razed music masterpiec­e
• Deaths from liver cancer soar
• Increase in grants to help struggling families
• Principle is up in the air with SNP backing for third runway
• Mrs Brown and Maw Broon do singalong
• Letters Special
• Potential in belated Heathrow take-off
• Making most of reputation our universiti­es have earned
• When cost has to be a factor
• Warning signs about funding our creative sector cannot be ignored
• Speak up for Gaelic: It’s part of who we are
• ON THIS DAY
• Claims of witchcraft persecutio­n have cast a spell on the true facts
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Suicide attack on police academy kills 59 people
• Investigat­ion is launched as four die after theme park ride malfunctio­ns
• Not all great conductors are Victorian men with whiskers
• Bloc booking: Fiddle trio take their Scottish bow
• Pete Burns
• Ernie Johnson
• Further warnings on food prices as pound weakens
• Shortlist for The Law Awards of Scotland brings legal talent to the fore
• Sterling tumbles as Carney flags key risk
• Law Awards of Scotland 2016: The shortlist
• Crummock profits down as contracts are delayed
• Xcite facing liquidatio­n after bondholder blow
• Murray golf resort to rival Trump course

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