The Herald - 2012-10-05

• Universiti­es ordered to admit deprived students
• Musicians put the opera in co-operative
• Assange book deal proves costly for publisher
• The plan to make Scotland best place to grow up
• Turkey hits back at Syria
• Faulty fireworks alert
• Thousands in tribute to murdered officer
• SNP members’ anger at timing of Nato debate
• Hampden Park to close to football in time for Games
• Teenager jumps in canal to avoid sex attacker
• Ribbons of hope lift spirits in search for April
• Park bandstand plans are lodged
• Critically ill man flew to city with potentiall­y fatal fever
• Hillsborou­gh row chief retires
• Farmer in row over land is found dead
• BBC pulls Top of the Pops reruns
• Policy-lite Labour conference was all about Project Ed
• Call to nationalis­e railways
• Mitchell will stay away from Tory conference
• Tax move‘helps case for union’
• Labour get-together was ‘a game changer’
• Windfall claims rejected by BAE
• First Minister defends SNP over benefits
• Lamont’s attack lacks clarity
• Women excluded by adverts for oil and gas sector
• Trump to go ahead with hotel project
• Alps murder investigat­ion warning
• Import ban could halt spread of tree disease
• Ramsay job chef stabbed himself
• MPS raise concerns over BBC staff tax set-up
• Witness ‘saw men stamp her partner to death’
• Meteorite hunter finds fragments of biggest space rock to hit the UK
• Spin claims over new communicat­ions directorat­e
• Collins’ jury hear verbal abuse tape
• Council paid media temps £250 a day
• New probe into fire and rescue service
• Less than one-third of parents read daily to children
• Man faces jail term for drug dealing
• Rallied to keep phone box
• Nursery children contract E.coli
• Exposed: Tensions between the two Davids
• Beechgrove’s Mccoll angry as radio showaxed
• Macaskill under fire for prison plan
• Britons take least action to avoid flu
• Inquiry into C.diff halted by illness
• Wedding day blues for football boss
• Romney is running out of time despite taking spoils in live debate
• Wake up, Obama, before you sleepwalk to defeat
• Miliband’s unlikely one-nation debt to the arch Tory Disraeli
• Rewarding failure in the public sector
• Co-operative model pays dividends for musicians
• Mark Smith on … smeg
• Exclude pupils who cause distractio­n with mobiles
• Rejoice, variety is the spice of lingo
• Medinah sweet revenge for 1999
• Bureaucrac­y flourishes but books flounder on Creative Scotland’s watch
• William Hall
• Yvonne Mounsey
• From the archives
• Time to take the plunge
• Take a musical journey full of Eastern Promise
• Service without a smile
• Social media will encourage patient feedback, says MSP
• FTSE stalls in face of Spanish inaction
• Uberior overdraft waived in wake of £3.8m losses
• Sgurr energised by business gong
• Park’s Motor Group launches state-of-the-art aftersales hub
• Valvona & Crolla looking to expand to Glasgow
• North Sea activity lifts ITS turnover 22%
• Shipbuilde­r refocuses on renewables
• Bank of England expected to sanction more QE in November
• Lochhead backs tree-planting plan
• Small profit for tyre firm Black Circles
• RBS and insurer in savings deal
• The Hoy Jump

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