The Herald - 2017-11-13

• The Queen’s look of love
• SNP has left police watchdog members ‘toothless’
• HIGHS AND LOWS
• High streets facing bleak Christmas shopping outlook
• Universiti­es competing for poorer students
• Scots would go abroad for assisted suicide
• Growth of the nation’s economy accelerate­s
• Scots still penalised after paying off court debts
• Majority of Scots would break law to help loved one’s assisted suicide
• Call for research into heading ball
• Bar-bistro’s big league dreams
• Byrne’s play tribute to Rafferty
• Spanish leader’s call to Catalans
• Langsford and Du Beke not hot to trot in Strictly’s dance off
• Customers sing praises of festive season in Sainsbury’s latest advert
• ‘I’m free’ resigned prime minister tells Lebanese TV from Riyadh
• Deep freeze brings warning for drivers
• Principals prepared for bolder actions as they rise to the challenge
• Gove sticks up for Johnson over threat to Briton in Iran jail
• Battered May being held to ransom by hard Brexit ministers, says SNP
• Scottish Labour leadership battle is not yet decided, say Sarwar backers
• Dyson says walk away for EU talks and seeks end to corporatio­n tax
• Former SNP pair set up business venture
• Former police chief heard of porn claim
• House location more important than good neighbours, finds survey
• MoD defends tank overhaul’s delays and costs
• From despair to des res… how City of Culture bid is revitalisi­ng Paisley
• A watchdog hounded by controvers­y
• Wimpy Kid author’s screen time warning
• Transport fears sour sweet taste of success as salmon exports leap
• Rape accused acquitted after judge criticises detective as ‘evasive’
• Goodbye rat race, hello nightmare: Family who quit island to sue NTS
• Brigade warns on fire safety priorities
• Best of Italian food and drink on show
• Aborigines secure breakthrou­gh talks over nuclear dumping plans
• Double amputee takes to high seas as crewman with sights set on Falklands
• Train door alarms fail to prevent risk-taking
• SNP living in the make-believe world of Micawber optimism
• Davidson must put country before party on immigratio­n
• THE DIARY
• The SNP’s latest fuel poverty strategy is doomed to failure
• Universiti­es can work together, but don’t drop targets
• Scottish Police Authority must set its own course
• Doctors must repay cost of training before deserting NHS to work abroad
• Study of computing needs upgrade in status
• Modern Britain still functions according to institutio­ns of Middle Ages
• President Trump offers to mediate in protracted South China Sea feud
• Disneyland shuts cooling towers after fatal Legionnair­es’ disease outbreak
• Republican brushes off misconduct claims
• Iraqi forces uncover more IS mass graves
• Mary Batchelor
• A history festival that’s certain to be a real blast from the past
• Giving traditiona­l pasta a nutty but nice twist
• Powerful story that delves deep
• REMEMBER WHEN?
• View to a cull: It is time to cut the number of deer
• A simple majority is not enough to approve lasting and fundamenta­l change
• The Herald crosswords
• Pound woes fail to give exports lasting boost
• Merger deals lift turnover at leading pub firms

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