The Herald on Sunday - 2016-09-25

• SNP deputy leader hopeful warns against rush to referendum
• HACKED OFF: Pippa’s private pictures send online world into voyeuristi­c feeding frenzy
• Marion Cotillard’s husband hits out at Pitt affair rumour
• Dugdale plunges Scottish Labour into new crisis after Corbyn win
• Corbyn appeals for unity after bruising contest
• ‘A pointless fight she cannot win’
• Darth Maul, Dr Who, the Mad Hatter and a mysterious nine-foot wookiee ... It can only be Scottish Comic Con
• The inherited the Earth
• How a nuclear bomb convoy crash would wipe out Glasgow
• Edinburgh Trams boss quit over ‘outrageous’ spying by bus firm
• Drama in the dock: does The Fall glamourise violence against women?
• Plan to veto ‘blingy blingy banks of Loch Lomond’ theme park
• UK Government’s ‘no civilians killed in Syria airstrikes’ claim rubbished by campaigner­s
• Secret documents reveal UK ‘complicit’ in US drone wars
• Curse of the moob ... why plastic surgery for men is booming in Scotland
• ‘I didn’t want to go into my 50s with a belly and love handles’
• IMF targets Scottish tax haven firms behind child abuse websites
• US fracking firm supplying gas to Scotland ‘trashed environmen­t’
• How knitting has taken over the Highlands
• SNP aide gets official warning over pro-IRA comments
• New photos show former Labour MSP manhandlin­g indy supporter
• Rodgers offers his backing to Gordon
• A familiar Highland sting for Hartley
• Great Scott: Fox rules box as Hearts miss beat
• McDonald makes sure all’s well in end
• Striker in firing line
• Wenger elated to finally beat Chelsea
• El Alagui hits late winner to swing thriller
• Alan Campbell on women’s football
• Stopping Crawford key to bouncing straight back from cup heartbreak, says Easton
• Hostility resumes . . . except in the dugouts
• Side have found will to win against Old Firm
• SPFL in firing line
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
• Clark marvels at the magic of Jinky
• US in danger of over-thinking
• Talking points
• Women’s game alive and kicking
• New boy to add grit for Rocks
• Wounded Warriors set to bounce back
• Johnston’s Last Lion roars at Newmarket
• Warburton caught in own web
• A CRUMPLED BALL OF PAPER. MUSIC PLAYED BY THE MOON. A SLOGAN THAT HAS TOUCHED THE HEARTS OF MILLIONS, AND OF COURSE, A HUMAN STATUE. WHY DO WORKS BY SCOTS DOMINATE THE WORLD OF CONCEPTUAL ART? INVESTIGAT­ES
• Brangelina split: why it’s just the same as anyone else’s D.I.V.O.R.C.E.
• Iain Macwhirter
• Neediness isn’t a cardinal sin – it’s part of who we are
• When a word becomes a political football, only the brave refuse to play
• Between tattoos and talent
• STRAIGHT OUTTA TRUMPTON
• Dugdale betrays the values she claims to uphold
• Shooting seals is not a last resort
• What we want to escape
• A dummy scene conversion
• Voices on ... goldfish bowl life
• Most deprived could miss out on pension
• 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 ...
• Hit for six
• Paul McGinley on winning the Ryder Cup his way
• Theo Snelders treasures his time at Aberdeen and Rangers -
• Edinburgh go down at Munster -

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