The Herald - 2017-11-11

• Sturgeon rebukes Salmond for Russian TV show
• Plea to NHS over £45,000 MS treatment
• A cheeky pun and a friendly face - it’s hardly a crime
• Who can save Labour from hectic race to the bottom?
• Looking for the bear necessitie­s of life?
• Fifth bully accusation against police chief
• Jeweller set to sparkle after acquisitio­n deal
• Rugby gives children in poor areas a sporting chance
• Gormley’s future hangs in the balance as bullying claims rise to five
• Rememberin­g fallen soldiers
• Architects in open revolt
• Optician boss eyes up growth
• Conwoman who offered fake access to Hillary Clinton sent to prison
• My journey from a Castlemilk school to the peak of Scottish rugby
• Agatha Christie’s notebook up for auction
• Snakes alive! Missing reptile Mushu is found after five months on the road
• Harrowing picture of four troubled men
• Police in India hold Scot over web posts
• Rebellion on Brexit will not be tolerated, warns May
• Suspended Hopkins gave me unwanted attention for 20 years, says MP
• Coca-Cola truck tour urged to can sugary drinks amid obesity crisis
• Woman who was born and raised in Glasgow nearly deported to America
• Broadband firms face £142m payouts
• Alcoholic doctor is jailed for thefts
• Magazine apologises after ‘editing out’ actress’s hair
• Host of top female broadcaste­rs at BBC speak out on Equal Pay Day
• Law chief’s drug rooms snub will lead to more deaths, fears charity
• Flybe aircraft forced to crash land in Belfast airport after front wheels break
• Toy pirate ship’s adventures continue
• West coast festive rail work warning
• Salmond playing Russian roulette with the SNP’s cause
• SNP’s former dream team may be poised to crash and burn
• Salmond TV show creates a serious problem for party
• Rugby tries to play part in helping pupil performanc­e
• Political staff need own HR
• Widow touches her husband’s face after it was donated for transplant
• Thousands gather for giant far-right march
• Islamic State leader could be trapped in town captured by Syrian forces
• David Thomson
• Financial watchdog targets firms that ‘cause harm’ to vulnerable consumers
• Beware of the over-the-top currency scams when on holiday
• Has President Trump made investing in the United States great again?
• Positive economic data helps keep sterling strong
• Energy giant gives power to contract drive
• Export fall is drag on growth in third quarter
• Heritage of the past is key to Laings’ future
• Jobs axed as Scots sports turf specialist goes bust

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