The Herald - 2017-09-12

• Soldiers face terror charges over neo-Nazis probe
• College chief’s £15,000 pay rise criticised
• Praise for ‘progressiv­e policies’ for end of life
• Milestone framework sets standard admired by colleagues abroad
• Man arrested after Taggart star’s daughter is found dead at festival
• College board official’s pay rise of 20 per cent is ‘difficult to justify’
• Pilot began training a year ago before first solo flight, aged 82
• Wife-beater former MSP claims in new book he is victim of vendetta
• Fans group brands top police officer irresponsi­ble for terror comments
• Brown: Gridlock will ease when new crossing is less of a novelty
• POLITICS
• Sturgeon calls for consensus to head off a power-grab
• Independen­ce case is waning, says Blair
• Prime Minister wins vital Brexit vote after Labour rebellion on EU Withdrawal Bill
• Tourist fell to his death after call claiming Mafia was chasing him
• Airbnb hosts in Scotland rake in £86m as boom in short-break rentals goes on
• Award entries are open for those setting the trends in online fashion
• Scotland slips in wellbeing league table
• Mother of solider who died at Deepcut to continue her fight for public inquiry
• Road tunnel plan to bypass Stonehenge
• Tour de Farce: Tack attack bursts hundreds of tyres in cycling event
• Successful space probe’s 20-year mission to Saturn will end in fireball
• Rescuers trapped as Irma eases but still wreaks havoc in Florida
• Rohingya facing ethnic cleansing, warns UN
• Britons sheltered under mattresses in cupboard as hurricane roared in
• Liberal overreach is a danger that we all must guard against
• A heavy price is paid for assuming policing is a business
• Statues, even to notoriety, ought to remain a part of our history
• Scotland leads UK but more debate is needed on death
• No leniency for those who put a spoke in the wheel
• Fond memories of Pip and Polly
• Time we had access to big income streams
• Britain has obligation­s to the devastated Caribbean that it must honour
• Bill Anderson
• Tale of a dog’s life after Stalin still has biting relevance today
• Brunch for friends and family
• MARIANNE TAYLOR
• Church is a hymn of praise to the legacy of a genius
• Our family experience sets us apart, says fourth generation whisky maker
• Easing tensions see a sharp rise in FTSE shares
• EY veteran returns to Scotland to help drive next phase of growth
• North-east economy can learn from the experience of Manchester
• Store heifers fetch top of £1,150 at Newton Stewart sale as store beef-bred bullocks peak at £1,210
• Jobs boost as employers say they intend to up hirings

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