The Herald - 2017-09-13

• Dire warning banks would fail if hit by new fiscal shock
• New winter of discontent as unions get tough over public pay
• IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Fresh row over Jordanhill homes plan
• Mackay announces rates concession­s
• Man is released over death of star’s daughter
• Shares in five-a-sides firm plunge over outlook
• Cash blow for Scots teachers as salaries falling behind
• Failure to learn the lessons of the past in erratic pay rises for staff
• Demands for 20mph limits
• Backing for bid to let arts flourish
• Putting music to Joan of Arc
• Estate agents say house buyers sitting tight as tax inflates prices
• The sorry story of the big crash ... and why it could all happen again
• Old Royal High School developers to launch fresh appeal for hotel project
• Banking system is not fail-safe but is in better shape than 10 years ago
• Aileen brings weather misery as first named storm of the year arrives
• Bridge bosses could fast-track speed limit increase amid traffic delay woes
• Women who go into premature labour should be offered antibiotic­s to prevent bug
• SNP ministers discuss Tory talks after MPs vote through Brexit Bill
• Audience’s reception is what you would expect from safe home game
• This review lets us boost investment while staying fair to everyone
• POLITICS
• House with own temple and link to Hess for sale at £895,000
• May rejected call for Scots inquiry into rogue undercover police spies
• Leader expelled for ‘clip’ on Scout
• Child prodigy set for masters degree after first class honours in maths at 13
• 3D bone cells offer hope to injured
• Digestive sleeve helps diabetics lose an average of two stones
• Catalonia referendum is fraught with problems for all concerned
• First residents are allowed home as Florida mops up after Hurricane Irma
• Prime Minister hits out at ‘atrocities’ as Rohingya refugees rise to 370,000
• Australia looks set to vote for gay marriage
• Johnson visits after 100 prisoners escape
• A national park for the Borders makes so much sense
• The course has been well and truly set for a basket economy
• Serious questions remain over UK banking system
• Police inquiry should include Scottish victims
• Reflecting on an error with fuel
• Left behind by centralisi­ng transport policy
• Status symbol of Latin’s decline
• Sir Peter Hall
• Trio’s American bluegrass with a dusty desert twist
• Get saucy for tasty meatballs
• Shares fall but pound is up after inflation rises
• Commission chief says public input key part of making laws for modern society
• Edinburgh software star in self-driving cars coup
• Push into north of England helps drive profits at daily deals business itison
• Glasgow smart meter firm increases profits
• Call for entries as categories are unveiled for 2017 Law Awards of Scotland
• Porridge oat bar firm opens factory in expansion drive

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