The Herald - 2016-10-31

• Legal threat looms over new Trump golf film
• Singing the blues to help poppies appeal
• Worries of the world for children
• Call to scrap the triple lock on pensions
• Youth hostels make room for improvemen­t as visitors soar
• Only Fools And Horses tops chart of most-watched TV events in UK
• Solicitors seeking damages over unlawful Rangers raid
• Judges to issue rulings on first ‘joint enterprise’ cases before Court of Appeal
• Ministers urged to exonerate convicted ex-miners
• Tragic MP’s widower says centre politician­s must reclaim patriotism from the far right
• Billionair­e on track to be largest landowner in country
• Tories pushed to open up on Brexit strategy
• Historian Devine predicts nothing will happen despite referendum
• Sturgeon is twiddling her thumbs say the Tories
• May accused of cutting the target to reduce obesity among children
• Review of flawed fit to work scheme is welcomed
• Screenwrit­er gives backing in campaign to hand out free feminine hygiene products
• Mission to end stigma on mental health at young age
• Lockerbie bombing witness dies
• Cabbie driven to create a game on home city
• Broadband firms must now make prices clear
• Anger at silence over oil spill fears
• VC war hero’s baby girl may carry Queen’s name
• Glasgow tops table for buying home over renting
• Play and art make for a life of creative fulfilment
• Costume drama and a pagan parade before the sky lights up
• Is care at home now set to start changing for better?
• Arts share £700,000 awards to promote top talent
• Killer’s father urges him to admit prostitute murders
• Doctors say deadly measles offshoot is common
• Boxer begged for brain scan
• Grateful Robert the Bruce still giving after 700 years
• Clinton hits out at FBI probe
• Trudeau signs deal as EU finally seals historic trade agreement with Canada
• Media bias claims will lead politician­s nowhere useful
• Our chefs serve up a mouth-watering silver
• Time for Tories to get on with day job and stand up for Scots
• Government must support colleges
• Austerity should not be used to erode the rights of disabled people
• Making Scotland’s youth hostels fit for the future
• Windfarm plan is short-sighted
• Changes to benefits must allow for nuance
• More fond recollecti­ons of music and dancing at the city’s ballrooms
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• ON THIS DAY
• Richard Nicoll
• Gordon Hamilton
• Every day is midlife crisis in an age of problems
• ‘Fruitcake’ and Pink Martini serve up perfect cocktail
• Romance and heartache in a tale of menace and dark magic
• Perfect side dish for fun night
• Low & Bonar planning to grow at home and abroad
• Hallowe’en tale of laying a bankrupt’s troublesom­e ghost to rest
• Morrisons’ like-for-like sales forecast to rise 1.5% in fourth quarter of growth
• Firms cautious on jobs growth as Brexit looms
• Profits up at long-running Volvo dealer Strathmore

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