The Herald - 2017-09-15

• Equal pay fight takes to the streets
• Council may seek loan for £500m equal pay dispute
• A fight union had to win but employers should have settled years ago
• Exhibition­s secure gallery’s future … just don’t expect cutting-edge art
• Two stabbed to death after row at family tribute to teenager, trial told
• Saved? Well, safe to say Inverleith remains venue for cultural world
• US Treasury chief wanted air force jet to fly to Scotland for his honeymoon
• Matheson: Community orders not short jail terms will cut crime
• Chairman heckled as inquiry opens into Grenfell fire disaster
• Davidson says attempts to recruit teachers hamstrung by red tape
• MSP is accused of ignorant rhetoric after claim about no-go areas in cities
• Sturgeon hands out a lesson as she bats away opponents at FMQs
• Labour stalwart calls for coalition with SNP
• POLITICS
• Film crew returns to see how lives have changed in Raploch
• MSPs criticise funding bosses over college chief’s ‘outrageous’ pay rise
• Spotlight turns on regional board after salary award branded an insult
• Anti-knife crime policy introduced in schools following report on killing
• Salute to athletics ‘field of dreams’
• Terror fears as ScotRail cuts CCTV staff
• Defibrilla­tor was locked in office on night prisoner died
• Wee Cherub alights on talented young critic for her review of Festival dance
• Victim of jailed breast surgeon says it doesn’t feel real after news of payout
• ‘Returnship’ offer to career-break women
• Husband abused wife for 30 years
• Fiery end to a 20-year mission to Saturn and its moons
• Nurses having to make meals for island patients after staff shortage
• One of the most successful space patrols yet
• Fitness trackers ‘vulnerable to hacking’
• Make-up artist aims for a higher plane
• Plans to cut speed limit to 20mph is a golden chance to save lives, says group
• Body on beach was missing German
• Horrific legacy with capacity to maim and kill at random
• Skye’s the limit for MSP Mason and his island illusions
• Sturgeon does not care about protecting interests of the UK
• Alternativ­es to prison need to win public confidence
• As is always the case with politics, money and self-interest talk loudest
• Consign Crofting Commission to history
• Junior doctors treated badly
• Belarus calms fears of Russian war games
• Mystery ‘health attacks’ on 21 US officials in Cuba had laser-like precision
• Nigel Rose
• A smoky taste of Vesuvius
• Location star Kirstie makes fast work to enjoy cooking
• Prepare yourself and you can avoid autumn blues
• Pressure for rate rise sends top stocks tumbling
• Distillery lifts spirit of fragile Isle of Harris community
• Vintage firm takes vital role in movie on Victoria
• John Lewis issues profit warning as pressure mounts on high street
• Turnover rises at acquisitiv­e accountanc­y firm Campbell Dallas
• FCA breaks new ground by ordering competitio­n probe

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