The Herald - 2012-10-25

• NHS crisis as boards forced to take loans
• Why I’ve chosen not to have children
• It’s treason but Daniel Craig may be the best Bond ever
• Pain in Spain for Salmond
• Atos to hire 10 doctors to test benefit claims
• Plunge in orders hits manufactur­ing sector
• Muse rocks out at the SECC
• Councils face huge equal pay bill after court ruling
• Festival chief urges arts body to start record label
• Tributes paid to Bard of Dundee
• Probe into decision to drop Savile case
• Funding call made by elite universiti­es
• Oil firm’s North Sea revamp to bring jobs boost
• Carer admits attack on boy
• Claim lessons have been learned from mineshaft tragedy
• Policeman collected wild bird eggs on duty
• Warning parents lack first aid skills
• Chalmers axed from panto over pornograph­y revelation­s
• Bid to select stars who will grace cycle route into the city centre
• Police chief quits ahead of football probe
• Supermarke­ts in low fuel price war
• Ed’s energised attack gets Dave hot under the collar
• Cameron accused of breaching rules
• Trident plan could leaveukwit­hout nuclear weapons
• First 12 members of the SPA appointed
• Salmond wants answers overtrump film arrests
• Police target woodsin hunt for prisoner
• GP practice criticised by Ombudsman
• Rowover charity’s deer cull plan
• New Super Puma gear failure fears
• Scottish Government still against prisoners voting
• Former window dresser buys out company
• Benefits cheat hid her fortune
• Terror plot jury hears of ‘suicide bombers’ remark
• Salmond has lost face defending the indefinabl­e
• The Diary
• IN PRAISE OF… TOWARDSTHE END OFTHE MORNING. BY RUSSELL LEADBETTER
• We deserve to be told the truth about SNP’S EU legal advice row
• Public’s trust has to be earned
• Tom Shields on … a dog’s life
• Process to nominate Moderator of Church of Scotland is still under review
• Visitscotl­and is not against the principle of wind farm developmen­t
• Savile scandal proves it is now time to rethink the purpose of the BBC
• Syrian ceasefire for Eid throwninto confusion
• Fatal clashes on Israeli border with Gaza
• Sudan blames Israel for attack
• London Film Festival
• Riding a French wave to success
• Here’s Rodney, with a look at Shining examples of allegory
• MUSIC REVIEWS
• Deadpan veteran Jack Dee is in demand on stage, radio andtv, writes Keith Bruce
• Theatre reviews
• Sir Stuart Bell
• From the archives
• Indigovisi­on founder sells his£8mstake
• Record price for a Charolais is smashed at sale
• Sports Direct sales boosted by Olympics and new term
• Iberdrola says it is losing money on Scottishpo­wer
• Concern at Dunedin performanc­e fee for managers
• RBS pays £26m to settle US subprime inquiry
• West Coast signs equity deal
• Rbs‘paid staff for nothing after over-recruiting’

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