The Herald on Sunday - 2017-05-07

• Orange Order elected to councils as Labour and Tory members
• HIDDEN HOLIDAY GEMS
• BRAD ON THE COUCH
• RANGERS LATEST
• FRANCE DECIDES
• VIRTUAL REALITY
• What’s so bad about the motherdaug­hter-as-pals concept?
• Underwater alarms putting health of whales at risk
• Are men really from Mars and women from Venus?
• Which stars will be crowned at Scotland’s Culture Oscars?
• Sturgeon savages Tories as a threat to the very fabric of Scottish society
• How to enjoy this weekend’s Scottish meteor shower:
• Stay and play: The best Scottish holidays around
• Scots survivors demand police attend first child abuse public inquiry hearings
• Uber gets seat on Scottish panel to regulate taxi trade
• What the folk is folk?
• The Tories are right, there was only one winner: the SNP
• Highland cling
• Roberts relishes the role of elder statesman
• Manager hails McCann-do attitude
• Slipping and sliding
• Saints and winners
• Drama followed by dismay
• Late strike nets second
• More of the same
• Pittodrie men set the standard, says Cowie
• Masters of their destiny
• Rodgers takes care of both body and soul
• Gordon on alert after learning hard way about Dons’ danger man
• Tierney thanks coaches for help
• McDonald worth the wait
• ‘WE COULD HAVE WON ENGLISH TOP DIVISION’
• Caixinha planning to strike right balance
• Britton hits the jackpot
• Scots show six appeal
• Churchill strikes for O’Brien
• Subdued end to stellar reign
• McIlroy joins Laidlaw in flying Borders flag at European finals
• Winners take points, losers the silverware
• Managing in mysterious ways
• CRICKET: Mommsen piles misery on former team-mates
• Door closes, window opens
• Here’s how Labour lost control of Glasgow
• ‘My mobility declines by the day as my multiple sclerosis progresses rapidly’
• This week I go off the Depp end, listen to some woolly thinking ... and pray for our poor bankers
• Why Scotland’s top trade unionist believes the Tories plan to ban strikes
• The hardline RUC officer who claims Thatcher knew of assassinat­ions by British security forces
• Perhaps Brad’s therapy makes him feel loved
• AL-QAEDA THE RENEWED DANGER
• The local elections and the canary in the coalmine
• The rights and wrongs of assisted dying
• Slavery memorial is long overdue
• Robot investment – does it add up?
• John Phelps’s portfolio

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