The Herald on Sunday - 2017-03-05

• Revealed Scandal of women denied Scotland’s top jobs
• DESERT ISLAND BOOKS
• EYEWITNESS TO ATROCITY
• THE CRAFT REVOLUTION
• THERESA’S TRIPLE TROUBLE
• If so, then get the break you’ve always dreamed of with the Sunday Herald’s ‘Big Talent Hunt’
• Tories ramp up hostile rhetoric as indyref2 looms for Scotland
• Mundell accuses ‘Wings’ blogger of homophobia
• Sturgeon urged to drop tycoon adviser over night at Tory fundraiser
• World Book Day under fire from parents and teachers as ‘just another rip-off’
• Top medical charities want 20mph limits on all urban roads to save lives
• Crackdown on fish farm pesticides after Sunday Herald investigat­ion
• Revealed: how Sepa bowed to pressure
• Union chief claims whistleblo­wers should lose right to anonymity
• Corruption dossier passed to police
• Damien Rice the latest star to call out ticket touts
• Questions over police boss role in colleague’s £173k job
• SNP: devolve immigratio­n to stop families being torn apart
• Top Scottish schools chief warns: ‘snake oil salesmen’ are chasing after millions from education funding pot
• The hedge fund boss, the suspended sheriff, a global web of intrigue and a money trail worth millions of pounds
• Get ready for the latest month of misery: March with no chocolate
• Why politician­s should give up talking about God for Lent
• FAREWELL GIFT
• Murray sails off with Dubai title
• Dream lives on, Lennon
• Keeps an eye on reality
• Two striking displays
• Kidd inspires Bairns
• Jules rules the roost
• Wenger says Sanchez gamble failed
• Greedy for glory
• Erskine hopes double act can book another Hampden moment
• Rivals lack fight to halt juggernaut
• Fitzpatric­k has that winning feeling Saints can beat odds
• Graduating with honours
• Shooting to the top
• Upwardly mobile Spain make life harder for Scots
• Mission Impossible
• Murty learning the hard way
• Clubs told to wise up by man at Top
• Purvis back in the new routine
• Jamieson still tied at the top in Pretoria
• Laidlaw the elder says Scots can repeat feat of ’83
• Watson a man on a mission
• Seven-try stroll for Warriors
• Kilty survives scare to defend title
• Definitly on his way to Aintree
• Roadshow attracts a crowd
• The hazards of foreign aid
• Trapped in Barca sideshow
• This week I spy for MI6, discover seven new deadly sins and find that supermodel­s are so last year
• The Daily Show star and his strange love affair with Scotland
• Do we need 50-50 quotas to close the gender gap?
• It’s an FM/ PM face-off and the stakes are enormous
• The pond life who bully don’t care about Yes or No
• Kurt Cobain was the last great rock star
• What we have to do to protect our children from the horror of paedophili­a
• Extremism on the march: Nazi shadow hangs over Germany’s resurgent far right
• Wishing many happy returns to the Sunday Herald
• Smash this glass ceiling
• A regulator must regulate
• Civic nationalis­m is about inclusion
• Goo-gooing gently into that good night
• How tech will revolution­ise spending
• John Phelps’s portfolio
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• Golden girl
• Gordon set to sign new deal at Celtic
• Pedro Caixinha has already been told he has got the Rangers job

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