The Herald on Sunday - 2018-10-21

• Broken system stole my boy from me
• Action at last: plan for film studio in Scotland
• Women go to war for equal pay
• 670,000 on march to stop Brexit
• Recipes for autumn by six top chefs
• Pressure on May to end Saudi arms sales over journalist death
• Susan Swarbrick
• David Pratt
• Iain Macwhirter
• What the health board says ...
• Irish revolution­aries, misunderst­ood moggies and secrets of the beautiful game – Lees is most definitely more
• New fire risk assessment of School of Art buildings to be ‘rigorous’
• Jewish lawyer who called proPalesti­nian campaigner­s ‘scummy racists’ to undergo diversity training
• Fears Scotland looks ‘closed for business’ as stalking season begins
• ‘Common sense must prevail’
• NUS backs plan for extra training for teachers on LGBTI
• The contrived ‘coorie’ campaign by tourist officials has now led to a book on the non-phenomenon
• Scotland hit by confidence slump
• The streaming dream
• The heart Mata of the
• Injured Brown in doubt for Leipzig game, says Rodgers
• Table-topping Hearts keep the head at Tynecastle as Aberdeen pay penalty
• GERRARD SET FOR RAID ON ENGLISH MARKET
• KANCHELSKI­S ON WHY HE’S BACKING SPARTAK -
• JOHNSON THE MAN FOR CLUB AND COUNTRY
• CHELSEA COACH LOSES THE PLOT AT MOURINHO
• GARCIA TAKES THE LEAD IN ANDALUCIA
• Jason Kerr got the last-gasp winner for St Johnstone Kerr injects late life into dour affair at Fir Park
• Set-piece kings flatten McIntyre’s bounce
• Assistants no help to Kearney as calls go against him
• Caldwell sees hope in an upset
• McKinnon says fans don’t have full story on exit
• In reality, Gunners on target to fall short at end of season
• Klopp delight at flying start
• Imrie wants consistenc­y to go with perfect pitch
• Leipzig rise no surprise to Rodgers
• Coach’s right-hand man earns his wings in Scotland
• Mastering a perfect storm
• And downs in recruitmen­t process
• Treble seals third flat trainers’ title for Gosden
• England seal ninth series victory
• Low and highs of Nations League
• Crippling side effects of routinely prescribed antibiotic­s causing deep distress to patients
• New honours for Black and Beattie
• Let’s not pretend any more – this is now a continenta­l shambles
• Why MPs can still prevent this Brexit catastroph­e
• Venison Loin with Parsnip Puree and Stalker Bridie
• Roasted grouse, celeriac puree, baby carrot, game chips, blackberry jus, watercress and bread sauce
• Don’t be ad – vaping is only healthy for Big Tobacco’s profit margins ... and even the British Army agrees
• 60 dead as train ploughs into crowd watching fireworks
• Wind power is a noble dream but who’s going to pay for it?
• The elephant in the classroom
• These desperate situations need common sense
• The Herald Sunday crosswords

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