The Herald - 2017-04-29

• Comic book writer’s £1.6m movie payday
• Children ‘isolated by excessive social media’
• End of an era as oil platform heads south
• Divers find ship scuttled at Scapa Flow
• Officer had doubts over legality of fox hunt
• Further branch closures are inevitable, claims RBS boss
• ‘Respected’ councillor licked his lips at bus passengers
• Davis: SNP’s bespoke Brexit deal would create confusion
• Robertson could lose to Tories, finds poll
• May hails strength of the Union
• It’s a sweet day for Charles and Camilla as they visit flood-hit village
• Primary school’s former head faces 30 charges
• Spaceport could be brought down to earth by ‘poor’ laws
• Review of funeral firms after baby ashes scandal
• TV’s Kirkwood shows off dance moves for Bananarama tribute
• Run in the sun can cut risk of a heart attack
• Policeman jailed for sex with suspect
• Knife-carrying terror suspect was ‘part of Palestine convoy’
• Police Scotland to export expertise on gender violence to Rwanda
• The £1m bill for electric cars doing just 6,000 miles a year
• Film cash helps put defector Stasi spy in picture
• Packham tells of ‘most satisfying day’ after assault charges dimissed
• NSPCC chief demands fines for social media
• Plans for cathedral lights ‘will affect owls’
• Stolen car reversed into club before fire
• Streaming rise and DVD fall hits independen­t films
• Nurse in £50,000 win after falling on wet floor
• 300 faults reported in police body-worn cameras
• When Prime Ministers really had something to grouse about
• Fisherman in warning over rise in deadly weevers
• UN left ‘troubled’ by executions
• Family of IS suspect are to be deported
• Top tips to ensure you get the best deal on personal loans
• Shares in RBS soar after profits boost
• Poor growth sparks claim Tories ‘asleep at the wheel’
• Pound fall helps lift Scotch as SWA flags challenges

The Herald - 2017-04-28

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