The Herald - 2012-03-31

• Motivated by hate
• Galloway win turns pressure on Miliband
• Celtic hero Petrov fights leukaemia
• Woman badly burned after Maude advice
• Men who were fuelled by festering fear and hatred
• Justice has been done for friend, says Lennon, as bomb pair are convicted
• Celtic chief praises manager’s resilience in face of pressures
• Rail warning after man’s near miss
• Fuel panic-buying escalates as motorists tail tankers to forecourts
• Labour reveals Miliband’s list of meetings and dinners
• Man in court over pensioner’s death
• Galloway like the cat that got the cream
• A theatrical maverick buccaneer – and then there’s the bad points
• Profile of a comeback king
• A real kick in the shins but ‘Bradford is unique’
• National role for fire chief under threat
• Judges halt extraditio­n of Dewani until he is ‘fit’
• Bravery award calls for firefighte­r
• Scotland offers ray of hope for shark species
• Residents evacuated as fires devastate moorland
• Surge in travel as holiday Scots head off for Easter
• Total boss expresses regret for platform gas leak
• Moyles snubbed by Sony awards
• Family’s fears over spy’s death
• Serial rapist jailed for abusing partners
• City councils hit out at bus funding cuts
• Sponsor boost for rugby event
• Homes in Scots cities the most affordable in years
• Two dissident republican­s jailed for life over murder of police officer
• Mortgage customers face more intrusive questions
• What’s the story?
• IN PRAISE OF … PLAQUES. BY TEDDY JAMIESON
• Free bus travel for the elderly? It’s just the ticket
• Fuelling flames of discontent
• Roger Tagholm on … Billy Liar and Walter Mitty
• Rail and bus networks shouldn’t compete for funding
• Post-bradford platitudes merely add to voters’ sense of disconnect­ion
• Pervasive littering keeps volunteers busy, but it is time for serious measures to address the root of the problem
• Scots word of the week
• Suspected radicals are arrested in French raids
• Suu Kyi remains defiant as historic elections loom
• Annan urges Assad to stick to ceasefire plan
• Rogue gunman kills nine officers
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE crossword no. 389
• Ian Macdonald
• Billy Mcallister
• Jack Chippendal­e
• From the archives
• Eurozone bailout fund deal boosts FTSE
• Fight to get on property ladder just gets harder
• Choose credit card wisely for the right reward
• Weir chief sees his pay soar to £1.6m
• SSE poised to refill reservoirs at Glendoe site
• Record number of prime hoggs on show at Longtown sale
• Bowleven sells Gabon offshore licence for £24m
• Flying Brands prunes businesses to nurture its core garden supply roots
• Minoan Group’s fast track to Crete developmen­t decision
• Grossart attacks focus on short-term profits
• CROSSWORDS
• Brevan Howard ‘asked RBS to change Libor’
• Right ingredient

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