The Herald on Sunday - 2016-10-30

• Revealed: How Brexit will devastate Scotland’s universiti­es
• THE HORROR OF TRUMP: PLOT TO SUPPRESS THE DEMOCRATIC VOTE
• Scotland’s railways facing new strike threat, unions warn
• Starting this week
• Mission to Mars
• Forget Camelot ... Merlin came fae Govan
• FBI director on defensive over Clinton email briefings
• Double, double, no toil, no trouble ... the wonderful witches of Scotland
• Plea to Scots councils to help desperate Calais camp children
• Dugdale misses NHS campaign day after flying to US ... again
• Fracking warning after study finds link to childhood cancer
• Give tampons free to all women, says writer of ‘I Daniel Blake’ film
• Basket case NHS board giving big bonuses to bosses
• Birmingham Six horror story to be made into Scottish stage play
• Ministers urged to exonerate miners after move to pardon gay men
• Scotland goes to Nollywood
• Are we really living in a trans-friendly world?
• The able deputy
• Boys of summer McCalliog on 1967
• Rodgers full of praise for Brown U-turn
• Ghost laid to rest
• Frank exchange does
• Inverness still breaks Hearts
• Out with the old as new era begins
• St Johnstone again devise own downfall
• Lennon: turn up the volume
• Durnan keeps United on leaders’ tail
• Liverpool flex their muscles
• Rivals jostle for position at top
• City’s feat deserves recognitio­n
• Rangers a ‘Mount Everest’ behind
• Rodgers playing the long game
• Foals still failing to fire on the home front
• No reason Parkhead side can’t do what we did, says Gallacher
• MISFIT COMMONS LOOKS SET TO STAY ON SIDELINES
• Dunbar is aiming to peak at the right time for Scots
• MCCORMACK’S MEN WILL PLAY FOR MORE THAN PRIDE IN AULD ENEMY CLASH
• EDINBURGH ‘NAIVE’ IN SHOCK ZEBRE LOSS
• WARRIORS AWAIT HAUPEAKUI BAN VERDICT
• Fine margins on tough track
• History at a stroke
• Knox battles on in title defence
• Muir repeats Athlete of the Year success
• Carlin pumped up for Glasgow’s roar
• The master’s still learning
• MISSED CUE
• Savvy Saints on the money
• Finger-pointing won’t change No voters’ minds
• Boring old MI6 shattered my dreams of spyhood
• Stressed-out GPs aren’t the best doctors – so we must help them heal themselves
• Want a great NHS? Then raise taxes
• Bog off Bake Off and your middle-class lies
• The Burning of the Jungle
• Gaelic isn’t Scotland’s only endangered tongue
• How Scotland could escape Brexit risks
• Payday loan shops: a blight which must be curbed
• A different view of Russia’s role
• Voices on ... wine o’clock
• Venus in poohy jeans
• Crow protection rules don’t work
• Probe puts annuities in the spotlight
• 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 ...
• In the shade: Hamilton leaves rivals trailing to take pole in Mexico
• Waltzing through: Andy Murray reaches Vienna final without hitting a ball
• Fireworks season: Cotter expects his reign to end with a bang not a whimper

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