The Herald - 2016-10-29

• Resort ownership handed to employees
• ScotRail hit with £483,000 fine
• Rangers in £3m loss on return to Premier League
• Changing of clocks is rushhour for deer on the roads
• Police chiefs warn terrorists may exploit force merger bid
• Calls for Royal Bank to be restructur­ed as losses hit £2.5bn
• Father critically ill in hospital after two children killed in house fire
• No 10 plays down claim Brexit will end single market access
• Holyrood transparen­cy tsar ‘an Establishm­ent stitch-up’
• European immigrants boost economy more than Britons, suggests report
• Pensioner forced to wait seven months
• Man faces trial over murder of pensioner in street
• Huntfor raiders after man held up at gunpoint
• Plea for peace as Holyrood campers lose court appeal against eviction
• Parents paying extra £80,000 for homes near to top schools
• Couple heard ‘laughing and giggling’ at alleged rape scene
• Bond star to receive award for putting UK film in spotlight
• Cheese workers axed amid E.coli row
• Voters given propositio­ns they cannot ignore but referendum­s are a no-no
• FBI chief reopens probe over Clinton’s emails
• ‘Spookiest’ site opportunit­y for brave firms
• Fears deadly salmon illness will spread out to wild stock
• Accused says death a result of dangerous sex game
• Allegation of bias in bid to halt Heathrow runway
• Record number of parents complainin­g about teachers
• Wife of ex-PM Brown to receive Open University honorary degree
• Campaigner­s lose battle to save fire brigade museum from move to new facility
• Driver in massacre claim wins his licence back early
• Woman is killed in balloon accident
• Writer for young adults ‘stunned’ by Edinburgh first book award
• Ashley to pay SFA £20,000 as judge rejects rules appeal
• Headgear at the ice rink that would make your toes curl
• Frequent flyers may be at risk of brain damage
• Is the NHS in safer hands under SNP’s stewardshi­p?
• Tougher times ahead for the arts
• Uncertaint­y on independen­ce poll is hampering investment
• SNP is backing third runway because it will create jobs in Scotland
• Right moves made on social security
• Action needed to stem tide of disease in salmon farms
• How yoga and meditation can give violent offenders a new start in life
• Reforming Holyrood is a perpetual, crucial slog
• ON THIS DAY
• Consequenc­es of rucksacks on public transport
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Aleppo attacked on all sides
• Trump team dismisses Clinton’s £70m advantage in campaign’s final stretch
• IS uses Mosul locals ‘as human shields’
• John Ainslie
• Jon Hargreaves
• Falling pound drives up cost of wholesale energy bills
• Self-employment buys freedom but not financial security
• Tech-savvy millennial generation prompts evolution of ethical investment
• Lamb crop up by 100,000 as ewes more productive
• Royal Bank slumps to a loss of £469m
• UK now has second-worst risk rating in G7 after Italy

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