The Herald on Sunday - 2016-09-18

• First Minister: ‘Independen­ce transcends Brexit, oil and the economy’
• INSIDE OUTLANDER
• THE FUTURE OF SEX ...
• Eastern European nations lay down law over Brexit
• We take a trek through space and time to find the best sci-fi ever
• Ukip attempts show of unity after catfights
• Why vinyl sales are booming
• UK unable to weather Russian attack, says ex-commander
• Better Together ‘absolutely appalling’, says Tory grandee Michael Forsyth
• Ex-Labour MP says Davidson should lead the pro-UK drive
• Demand for inquiry over claims of ‘unsafe’ conviction­s during miners’ strike in Scotland
• Convicted of a crime I did not commit
• Revealed: how Lothian Buses spied on Edinburgh Trams
• Ministers abandon seal protection group despite growing anger over shooting policy
• Nature’s revenge: how sand trashed Trump links
• Council under pressure to ban wildfowl shooting in nature reserve
• Cosplayers set to strut stuff at biggest Scots Comic Con ever
• Be warned: this article will disturb and upset you, but it is vital you read it so Scotland can stop the psychologi­cal torment that many women are enduring today at the hands of brutal, abusive men
• Kirk quest to find Jewish girls saved by ‘Scotland’s Schindler’
• THE JOURNEY TO YES
• THE JOURNEY TO YES
• Warburton to hold talks with Barton
• Celtic looking to bounce back -
• Ibrox keeps singing blues
• Garner eyes the long game
• Cummins and goings
• Prime-time point apiece
• Hippolyte and Miller seal the deal with late show
• City coast it against Seasiders
• Ayr come from behind to shock 10-man Hibs
• Dark Blues toughen up
• McLean admits he needs to do better
• Good Friday for Scotland
• Goodwin wakes up
• No fear of going to Ibrox for Anderson as Queen of the South are flying high
• INVERNESS CT
• McFadden passes baton to Snodgrass
• Notestowar­ds amanifesto­for uncertain times
• COMMUNITIE­S ARE TAKING THE LEAD
• Elgin’s past is helping to create a bright future
• Kirriemuir: focus on action brings a clearer vision for the future
• Home heroes hold on tight
• Warriors’ back-row injury list spirals
• Del Potro hints he might sit out final day
• Edinburgh must get balance right
• Lyle ends in style
• Rae in for the long haul inspired by the Hawkins brothers
• Gee whiz: Chun has Evian lead
• One’s More than enough
• Rosberg streets ahead in Singapore
• No Leinders link over drug, says Wiggins
• Don’t listen to Euro sceptics
• Inside the No camp: a place of confidence and fear over indyref2
• My vision of Scotland’s future in the union
• The case for independen­ce transcends Brexit oil. or truth The simple is that Scotland decisions about taken should be by those live work who and here
• And the Icon nominees are ...
• THE ICON AWARD NOMINEES
• Police probe suicide in A&E department
• Sanctions on single parents ‘risk
• Canapes and cringe as Kez meets Jez at Labour party soiree
• Police probe into LibDem MSP’s election expenses
• Guys, quit it with the ‘women are too weak for office’ message ok
• An everyday story of devious, nasty, devastatin­g abuse
• I know how it feels to be judged on good looks
• Endless tweets calling someone a liar or stupid do nothing to enlighten us
• DRUGS, A DIRTY WAR, AND DEATH SQUADS
• Room for improvemen­t in our schools and colleges
• Mental health aid is not a nice extra
• Bakers build a big feast of silliness
• Voices on ... Cam’s exit
• Tax-free childcare ... is it for your family?
• John Phelps’s portfolio
• How much do you know about Scotland and the world? Test yourself with the Sunday Herald’s giant general knowledge crossword ...
• King Louis goes fourth
• Murray brothers save the day at Davis Cup
• Tom Eaves and Brando steal the show at Ayr –
• The American dream goes on for Stevie Nicol -

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