The Herald - 2012-10-03

• Abuse and social media causing school disorder
• Defence plea to keep TV out of court
• Four killed in road tragedies
• Food experts put crisps and curry on the menu
• Cleanlines­s link to allergies challenged
• Students consider living at home and skipping meals to save money
• Football mascot de-cappie-tated
• Soaring fuel prices lead to sales drop
• Proposal to give prisoners new email privileges
• Supermarke­t giant plans to open store on Princes Street
• Missing Scot ‘killed for sharing bibles’
• Colleges to receive £24m more funding from Government
• Parents’ plea as man, 46, arrested over missing girl
• Campaign criticised by advert watchdog
• Miliband declares: We’re the true One Nation party
• Lamont warned she risks alienating key voters
• Tories warn Gaelic language plan must deliver results
• Homeless world cup squad backed
• Councils to tackle problem hedges in new plan
• Fair Isle makes top five of islands in the world
• Artists to debate funding future
• CCTV released by police as fears for missing man grow
• Sex offender struck while under police surveillan­ce
• Coaches shortage fear as interest in sport rises
• Visa row US academic leaves Scotland
• Blaze rescue girls among 24 Scots recognised for bravery
• Farmers in new road clear deal
• Blaze fatalities rise despite fewer fires
• Savile statue moved from pool after rape claims
• Isolated Trump to continue wind-farm legal fight
• Nursery E.coli cause identified
• The Diary
• Golfing etiquette was not always to the fore during Ryder Cup
• Jury out on televising criminal court cases
• The George Square statues will deteriorat­e if moved
• On … shaming the trolls
• The Sixties did not swing for everyone
• If we are to eschew weapons of mass destructio­n, we cannot be in Nato
• Terminatin­g universal benefits would alienate the better-off in society
• Georgia’s President concedes poll defeat
• Six crew arrested after boat tragedy
• Romney bullish ahead of debate
• I didn’t steal letters from Pope, butler tells court
• Meet the new kid in town
• Everett remembered
• Prof Phyllis Deane
• Barry Commoner
• From the archives
• Footsie falls after UBS warning on banks
• Dip in whisky exports as market levels off
• Wright Health Group suffers sales slowdown
• Forrest aims for return to profit
• Babcock shares reach new high
• Improved revenue growth for Firstgroup
• Beef-bred cattle trade buoyant at Dumfries sale
• Highland dress maker opens Chinese store
• UK constructi­on sector contracts as orders drop
• Optician chain to shut one-quarter of stores
• Successful push into Asia helps Skyscanner soar

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