The Herald - 2017-09-14

• Airports lag behind Euro rivals due to sky-high tax
• We’re on Europe’s edge so good connectivi­ty mostly means flying
• Mother urges nation to stand up to cancer
• Olympic curler tells court how she cried after gold medal was stolen
• Bank of England’s new plastic £10 ‘Austen’ note is entering circulatio­n
• Exam chiefs to review ban on pupils seeing their marked papers
• Girls say thanks to off-duty coastguard who saved their lives in beach rescue
• Firms ‘developing own assessment­s’ amid confusion over National 4
• Crash medic’s father backs call on young doctors’ hours
• Warning Pittodrie would not have capabiliti­es to host Europa games
• Scots novelist Smith among shortlist for prestigiou­s Man Booker Prize
• Capital investment in North Sea oil and gas plunges for the second year in a row
• DUP backs Labour over pay cap
• Juncker’s vision is of an ever more integrated Europe
• Green fears agricultur­al subsidy wars in a post-Brexit Britain
• Davidson accused of ‘hypocrisy’ over £3,000 fee for one web article
• Husband fighting to be heard in care battle for wife’s quality of life
• College bosses warn over affordabil­ity of £117m pay harmonisat­ion
• Woman was upset boyfriend turned cute pet into ‘Nazi monster’ in videos
• Gaps in specialist help for patients with neurologic­al conditions leads to ‘needless suffering’
• Lawyer’s blunder led to optician serving three years for child abuse
• Former Rangers trio back call to stamp out homophobic bullying in schools
• Poor families ‘more likely’ to suffer illness
• Personal loans pose threat to the banks
• Private firm in breast surgeon scandal will pay £27m damages to patients
• MSP mocked over claim Skye is not a real island because of bridge
• Crashed ferry lost control due to screw fixture failure
• Mother praises ‘amazing’ hospital staff as premature twins settle in at home
• Empty church taken off the market to give community group a chance to buy
• Robbed mother does not want son locked up
• £130,000 wedding scammer sent to jail
• Thinking twice about another day in our country’s paradise
• When it can be just fine to keep nepotism in the family
• THE DIARY
• Coded messages by megaphone sound Tory Brexit alarm bells
• Vital to reduce the working hours of junior doctors
• Welcome moves by SQA on access to exam papers
• Stop training Burmese troops
• Many concerns on assisted suicide
• Campus site must have community centre
• Pollution and speed limits
• Suicide bomber strikes at Kabul cricket match
• Johnson welcomes extra £25m to help islands devastated by hurricane
• Jimmy Maxwell
• Stewart McNab
• Variety is the spice of life
• Haunting memories
• What Shadows
• An Evening With Neil Sedaka
• Get spiced pork in your belly
• Pay squeeze cuts interest rate pressure
• Loganair puts itself in global shop window with easyJet partnershi­p
• Strong pound and wages fall holds back shares
• Media exposure proves a drag on performanc­e for Murray Income
• Tenant farmers’ chief makes plea on condition of rented accommodat­ion as survey gets under way
• Tidal energy hopeful enjoys testing success off Orkney
• Pioneers celebrate success in inaugural innovation awards
• Skyscanner parent in push to create 200 jobs

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