The Herald - 2018-10-01

• Scots battle to win MPS right to halt Brexit ‘likely to succeed’
• Davidson: Johnson’s puritanica­l ideology won’t work
• Why Labour has abandoned Dugdale for all the wrong reasons
• The Clootie
• Grow up Scotland… and accept reality of the clearances
• Whisky giant is putting its weight behind Scottish gin
• Paralympia­n star tells of battle against eating disorder
• Dramatic rescue:
• Herald View:
• We are ready to leave EU with no deal
• Scots MP tells Tories to show more passion
• Hammond gives business boost as he unveils more cash for apprentice­ships
• May planning a £120m Festival of the Union
• Restaurant­s will have to hand over all tips to staff
• Jeremy Peat:
• The arguments judges will hear before deciding on the ins and outs of Brexit
• Politician­s who have spearheade­d battle explain why they have fought for ruling
• Brexit impact fears as exports to EU support 40,000 Glasgow jobs
• Gerry Mccann: ‘My horror at finding daughter gone’
• Independen­ce group protests after Stirling Castle ban
• Elderly to get daily phone call through support service
• Rower back on land in US as Lochinver set for party
• Hands expert on the trail of killers
• Review: Swarm of Sculptures
• Wasting no time to boost recycling
• Branson and son escape death in Mont Blanc rockfall
• Working nine to five? No thanks
• Police chief calls for drugs to be viewed as health issue amid soaring death rate
• Nairn: Closing pizza restaurant was toughest decision
• Bottle scheme ‘to hit corner shops’
• Mother of octuplets tells of secret visits from Diana
• Billionair­e bids to buy petrol station on NC500 route
• Trump and Kim’s ‘love’ fails to move nuclear weapons
• Musk forced to quit as Tesla chair in deal over lawsuit
• If the SNP lets the Tories back in, the party will never be forgiven
• Housing must be key to policy on poverty
• Why we ought to license grouse moors
• We need to get back to having all our traffic infrastruc­ture integrated
• Morality came before religion
• For the planet’s sake, let us look to restore the Caledonian pine forest
• Scotland’s slavery shame is revealed in new stage play
• Joan Marshall
• Enzo Calzaghe
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Dynamic duo see the sights
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Farmers pay a price for producing too much... or too little
• Tesco chief wants to show Jack’s all right
• Cancer diagnosis helps spark craft distillery
• Welch may float Atterley as backing unveiled

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