The Herald - 2012-10-04

• Council cash claims
• Police hunt stepped up as fears for April grow
• Fury at golden goodbye for former health chief
• £6mcycling funding spent on paths network
• Two men on trial on race murder charges
• Woman leaves £3m fortune to charity
• Teenager guilty of knife murder
• Robertson under fire over brief backing Nato U-turn
• Collins says ex-girlfriend told him to ‘dump her’
• Scottish survivor recounts escape from ferry disaster
• Turnberry turbines image branded misleading
• Officer feared for life during incident at dam
• British child was among the victims of sinking
• Cooper condemns PM over Mitchell
• Spin doctor bill nears £1m as new advisers are hired
• Miliband pledges to attend protest against austerity
• Russell: I was wrong on universal benefits
• Franchise
• Network crisis after franchise debacle
• Doubt on Salmond sterling plans
• Art project is used as underage drinks den
• Olympic star postpones honeymoon for Scots race
• Girls more likely to spread malicious internet gossip
• Bouncy Stonehenge helps boost art festival visits
• Superfast 4G mobile network goes live at end of month
• Government’s pledge to aid children affected by separation
• Man sent to prison over fatal collision
• Tourism toasted at whisky visitor centres
• Setback for Fraser appeal bid
• Oasis guru plans new label launch
• Distillery tours that offer their own different blend
• Man, 21, killed uncle ‘in cash row’
• Scottish seats of learning fall in key rankings
• Thousands gather to pay respects at funeral of fallen policewoma­n
• Ex-partner ‘treated as drudge’ seeking payout
• Baby boy left brain damaged by E.coli
• Dozens killed as suicide bombers strike in Syria
• Protesters clash with police over currency crash
• Pope’s private documents found at butler’s home
• One nation, Scotland, is being taken for granted
• The Diary
• Labour Party should adhere to its long-establishe­d principles
• Acoalition that’s been derailed
• China syndrome challenges our top universiti­es
• Tom Shields on … track back to the future
• Home spectators, and our weather, will keep unruly golf fans in check
• Why pupils should be allowed mobiles
• City statue hails a bloodthirs­ty brute
• West Coast Main Line fiasco should put renational­isation on the agenda
• Jimmy Cook
• Lt-col Donald Maclean
• From the archives
• Easing the agony of growing pains
• Alison Rowat talks to indie king Elliott Gould about his new film
• Hansvan Manen is in Glasgow to oversee the first performanc­e of Five Tangos by Scottish Ballet, says Mary Brennan
• Fully loaded thriller
• Government U-turn blow for Firstgroup
• Post-olympics surge for budget airline
• Boost for online legal site
• Half of Scots food and drink firms to invest in exports
• Reserves hope after changes to North Sea tax
• Slowdown in services hits growth hope
• Deadline extended for AG Barr and Britvic boards to consider merger bid
• Sale of suckled calves saw averages rise by £23.50
• Potential buyers for Waverleytb­s
• Tesco defiant despite its first loss in 18 years
• RBS attracts buyers for sale of Direct Line

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