The Herald - 2017-06-24

• Heart of education reforms is to give power and money to teachers
• Dame Judi Dench is ‘full of admiration’ for Queen Victoria
• Hopes for a new era at Rangers after Sports Direct tycoon sells up
• Scotland revealed as a commuter hotspot for London profession­als
• Inspiratio­n from across the Pond will help secure gallery’s future
• Four-year-old in serious condition after plunge from second-floor flat
• Scotland has seedy role in tax haven scandal
• Green energy powerhouse status could go up in smoke
• May's ‘fair and serious offer' on the rights of EU citizens is branded ‘not sufficient' at summit
• Farmers demand action over late EU subsidies despite Sturgeon’s apology
• The EU may not be perfect but it has been the
• Vote paid too little attention to energy
• If May loses Queen’s Speech vote it will be impossible for her to cling on
• Source of almost all environmen­tal legislatio­n in Scotland
• Call to ban capture of fish to protect salmon
• Victim’s son angry at killer’s court deal
• Murder inquiry after body find in flat
• Compensati­on claims take-off as flight delays rise at busiest airport
• Visually impaired rapist branded evil after conviction for attacks at school
• Protests over lack of Gaelic in exhibition on Jacobite uprisings
• Decision delayed on trial over IRA abudction and killing of mother-of-10
• Aikman wins posthumous award for his MND Fightback campaign
• Children’s ward to close for the summer amid doctor shortage
• Accused in court on terror attack charges
• Trump’s Kremlingat­e scandal is no Watergate… it’s much worse
• Bomb attacks kill 35 and leave 100 injured
• Russia targets IS with cruise missiles launched from Mediterran­ean
• Grenfell shows Scotland is as unequal as Tory England
• Ruth’s robotic tendencies face a worrying legal challenge
• Good Brexit with more devolved powers would be bad for SNP
• More evidence of money pressures on our high streets
• How capital arts venue can continue to flower
• Old ways not always the best
• Going free to good home: Boris
• A little bit of what you fancy
• David Flint
• Lisa offers savings hope for buyers to reach first rung on the property ladder
• How to reach your saving goals quicker to make dreams a reality
• PERSONAL FINANCE
• Blue-chip stocks suffering against weak oil price
• Iomart in talks to acquire German cloud firm
• Mark bridges the generation GAP at Glasgow plant hire specialist
• Allied Irish Banks returns to market

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