The Herald - 2017-11-14

• Going for gold in Scots mine for first time in decades
• All that glitters: A history of gold-mining and prospectin­g in Scotland
• New contract to cut workload for GPs and set £80,000 minimum wage expectatio­n
• Shoppers driven round the bend by supermarke­t car park learners
• Teach First pulls out of bid to run new fast-track training course
• ‘Work-in’ to keep closure-threatened offshore engineerin­g business open
• Murderer’s family fear destroying evidence will end fight for justice
• Woman, 62, denies accepting bribe when she served on jury at High Court trial of seven people
• Johnson apologises for distress caused to Briton held in Iran jail
• POLITICS
• Conservati­ves still punch-drunk from snap election setback, says Tory MP
• Disgraced former SNP minister admits upsetting women and is receiving support
• Tories ‘should have found Salmond a job’
• Lights, camera, ambition: Outlander home unveils global film studio plan
• Scottish Scrabble champion banned from competitio­ns in cheating storm
• Bridge crash bus driver loses job plea
• Catholic Church: Allowing children to swap gender is deeply disturbing
• Geldof returns award in protest over ‘handmaiden to genocide’ Suu Kyi
• I am glad to have taken back the ability to stand and stare
• Why I condemn fake outrage over Salmond TV show
• THE DIARY
• Salmond move says much about the state of British broadcasti­ng
• Higher tax rate estimates contain plenty of surprises
• Injustice of the House of Lords
• EU showed crass lack of historic awareness
• Sour taste from Glenlivet Estate
• Hundreds killed after powerful earthquake hits Iran-Iraq border
• France remembers terror attack victims
• Trump puts trade deals above human rights in meeting with Duterte
• John Booth Davies
• Supporters of Glasgow’s ‘shooting gallery’ insist plan can still go ahead
• Giving pheasant a roasting to create a sumptuous dish
• LIFESTYLE & ARTS
• On the prowl saving the nation’s cats
• Clever thinking for couple helps rise to the challenge of the kombucha craft
• Fears of Tory rebellion send pound plummeting
• Prime lambs sold to a top of £90 a head by Craig Wilson Ltd
• Arbikie unveils ambitious US sales target
• Fintech firm plans London listing
• UK trails resurgent eurozone as Brexit effect weighs
• Revenues rise at Ladbrokes Coral as digital business grows

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