The Herald on Sunday - 2017-06-25

• Three leaders, three visions of Scotland’s future in Europe
• Life after fame: what Braveheart child star young Murron did next
• What’s up Doc?
• Women on top
• Terminally lazy?
• Muslim Scotland in fear of Finsbury Park-style attack as armed police guard mosques over Eid
• Probe after pupils shout ‘Allahu Akbar … Boom’ in Scottish classroom days after Manchester bombing
• Retro-gadgets and time travelling tech
• Grenfell Tower housing boss in profit row over plans to create new Scottish village
• After Grenfell: every cladding sample tested so far has failed
• Sailing and canoeing lessons? Plans to close attainment gap under scrutiny
• Cuts to classroom assistant numbers criticised
• The secrets of Scotland’s food and drink Golden Age
• ‘Like-minded MPs can help keep nation in single market’
• Revealed: Edinburgh ad firm behind Ukip’s notorious Breaking Point Brexit poster
• New Tory MP in equality row over Mormons’ stance on gay marriage
• Gays ‘outed’ when new Scottish Tory MP was key figure in Mormon church
• Horror landslide 140 missing as Chinese village is swept away
• Westminste­r bans Scottish MSPs from human rights visit to Dungavel
• UK Parliament hit by cyber attack
• Paradise lost for Townsend
• Scotland ratings
• Lessons from our Fiji failure
• Pride bruised as killer Kiwis hit hardest
• Five talking points
• Roberts proud of his island exploits after sinking Samoa
• McAreavey’s blurred battle lines
• A ton of inspiratio­n for Griffiths to keep growing
• Rodgers believes squad is good to go
• Trust Craig... Trakai will be a tricky one
• ‘McInnes must act fast to realise his European dream’
• Scotland and SFA finally make peace
• Luxembourg­ers plan shock but no awe
• Qualifier only a step in the right direction for Wallace
• King’s jewel in the crown
• Business as usual for Scott
• Wightman’s feet firmly on the ground
• Henry in hunt for boost in Munich
• Senna overtaken
• Cilic on course
• Scots to watch
• Doyle picks up the pace
• Froome for improvemen­t
• The contenders
• The trials of an unlucky 13
• Mettle of the Man
• Munsey pushes boundaries with a 220
• Italians stick it to Scots
• Stumped by an image problem
• Picture perfect or video nasty?
• Community safety officers accused of inventing fixed penalty notices
• Would you visit a place of horror for fun? Dark Tourism under the spotlight
• Why is everything broken?
• ‘ Offensive Behaviour at Football Act: the demise of the Government’s most despised and dangerous legislativ­e folly’
• ‘Scotland and the devolved government­s must have their say before any more Brexit negotiatio­ns’
• ‘The voice of the Scottish people must be heard in the Brexit negotiatio­ns’
• Dugdale’s claim that the Scottish Government voted to ‘cut off puppy dogs’ tails ... is TRUE
• Why Labour’s Neil Findlay is ready to publish his secret diary on Corbyn, Better Together and his wife’s brave fight against cancer
• Who’s afraid of a male feminist? The angry macho man brigade ...
• How Scotland’s own Prima Donna became the best singer in the world
• Cluster f ** km aged don just got worse
• This week I talk grand theft avo, show my royal credential­s ... and talk a lot about me, me, me
• Does tweeting change the world or just boost egos?
• The perfect picnic only ever happens in dreams
• Goodies and baddies, truth and lies? Reliable memoirs are full of murkier stuff
• Trumpcare: The President’s poison pill to his voter base
• The roots of the Corbyn surge
• Laser-like focus needed on literacy and numeracy
• If there is nothing to hide, there is nothing to fear
• Let’s put independen­ce on the right side of history
• Is it time to cash in on your pension?
• John Phelps’s portfolio

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