The Herald - 2012-05-21

• Megrahi dead but questions live on
• Hearts stars lead Cup celebratio­ns
• Bee Gees star Gibb dies at 62 after cancer battle
• Death sparks fresh anger over release about decision to free Libyan, who succumbed surrounded by his family
• The holes in the case: Six grounds for a potential miscarriag­e of justice
• Calls grow for full inquiry into the Lockerbie bombing
• Not a word as he died in silence
• Who can unlock the truth now?
• ‘Ordeal’ did not end with release
• Kirk accused of sexism and ‘institutio­nal wickedness’
• Nato leaders aim to reassure onafghanis­tan’s future
• Scare tactics:scotland bids to be home of horror films
• MPS demand stricter rules to assess rail service punctualit­y
• Coalition accused of defence sector ‘fire sale’
• Unionist campaign calls on Blair to embrace its cause
• Cameron: G8 now more focused on eurozone crisis
• Demand for freeze on council tax to be scrapped
• US student dies at party on Shetland
• All-time low for pensions savings
• Four-fold rise in long-term young jobless
• Councils urged to plan an island quality of life
• 2014 Games on track and budget
• Chemical weapon could lie beneath airbase
• Khan tells Pakistani Scots: I shall root out corruption
• From Havana to Hampden: Celtic’s history in paintings
• New case of child neglect every week
• £500,000 boost for reserve bid
• Festival to celebrate Scots design
• Economy and rain deal twin blow to retailers
• The truth will out
• Megrahi death will not end battle for justice
• Contrastin­g portraits of a terrorist spy and a family man
• Recriminat­ions as the Saltire flew in Gaddafi’s jubilant Tripoli
• Minister had no regrets about decision
• ‘I am terminally ill … there is no prospect of recovery’
• The search for truth must go on
• Tom Shields on … dome alone
• Assembly is an annual exercise in irrelevanc­e
• Solution to puzzle of how to make referendum reflect people’s views
• Bus lanes are welcome but can cause serious confusion
• Reintroduc­tion of sea eagles has done nothing but harm
• Central banking
• Six dead and dozens are injured after earthquake
• China targets activist’s family
• Sudan frees four foreign detainees
• Shorn of elaborate touches,the Barber Of Seville was an all-round operatic masterclas­s
• Ken Corsar
• Dr Rachel Weldon
• From the archives
• SDI says it helped provide 7000 jobs
• Bid for more transparen­cy on funds will reduce costs
• RBS chief insists his organisati­on wants to lend more to companies
• DIVIDENDS DUE THIS WEEK
• Top posts filled from outside Scotland
• Lifelong passion for film put video company in the picture
• As subsidies debate ploughs on, farmers need a reality check
• Bank chief: We want to lend more to companies
• Claim tax bills wiped out by clever advice

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