The Herald - 2016-10-27

• Watchdog exposes critical failings at the heart of NHS
• Blueprint to be published for Scots to keep special membership
• Celtic warn of rival sabotage with new laws
• Johnson defends arms sales to Saudi Arabia
• PE teacher ahead of the game with victory in BBC’s final Bake Off
• £80m cost of national pay deal for college lecturers
• Good final, but the move to Channel 4 could be just what show needs
• Concerns grow over missing French student
• Locum consultant­s cost NHS board more than £400,000 each
• Historic city observator­y to become internatio­nal culture and science hub in £4m restoratio­n plan
• ‘High-risk maintenanc­e’ backlog sees slight fall but focus is on new facilities
• Patients are waiting too long for treatments
• Stalking victim tells of ordeal in hope others will seek help
• Murdered teenager’s mother slates killer’s sentence appeal
• Women catching upover gender pay gap
• CBI chiefs call for an increase in public spending
• Cunning plan proves a loser for Corbyn and May
• PM: Knocking Brexit strategy frustratin­g will of the people
• Pro-independen­ce activists say BBC news ‘lies’ to viewers
• Removal of Trump’s status criticised as spin
• National theatre boss woos younger audience
• Tourist is jailed for bringing in gun gifts for friends
• £120m is clawed back to help out more Scots
• Officer’s death in sex game ‘not an accident’
• New cancer treatments to be tested in major project
• Evening rushhour peak time forroad accidents
• Council considers bonds to raise cash
• Vodafone fined £4m over phone credit top-up failure
• Having a ball in the basement with legendary Chic Murray
• Sir Cliff claims police ‘struck deal’ with BBC over raid on his home
• Geese flee reserve as fireworks are set off by youths
• Experts warn of big drop in wildlife population­s by the end of the decade
• Scam gambling sites are fronted by Scots shell firms
• Builder to sue over objection to plans
• Drivers chase VW damages in new legal battle
• Makars join forces to help contest reach more pupils
• Experts say air steward blamed for spread of Aids ‘not responsibl­e for US epidemic’
• Pension savers cash in as they take £7bn from funds
• Troops force out villagers in battle to retake Mosul
• Couple accused of abusing and then murdering women lured to their home
• So, what has Sturgeon been offered to back third runway?
• Average speed cameras make our roads safer
• The SNP supported Heathrow as it would benefit our country
• A clear plan is vital to avert NHS crisis
• National theatre and its new director seem a fine fit
• Let us wait until Article 50 is triggered and see what happens next
• Time for change at universiti­es
• We must not jeopardise a resource that is vital to our national security
• Charter that is a right royal stitch-up
• ON THIS DAY
• Do we want to lock people up for carelessne­ss?
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Carlos Alberto
• Cumberbatc­h’s space and time oddity powers left-field delight
• Great auteur’s film about film enjoys return to spotlight
• Frontman Rodgers still keeping good company after all these years
• Leather producer’s profits double despite revenue fall
• STFA calls for tenant farmers to prepare for next spring’s improvemen­ts amnesty
• Cut-price Clydesdale bid for Royal Bank arm hailed as good move
• Profits plunge at ScottishPo­wer Renewables as winds ease off in UK
• Drop in number of corporate insolvenci­es
• Lloyds still in dark over final PPI bill
• Midlothian services firm acquired by English rival

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