The Herald - 2012-10-27

• Mother of murdered Moira calls for curbs on foreign criminals
• 60,000 Americans told to drop plans to visit Scotland
• Berlusconi sentenced
• Families of care home victims urge closures
• Jobs saved as RMJM goes into receiversh­ip
• Patient first to undergo pioneering 3D surgery
• Last laugh for fans of The Thick Of It as final episode airs
• Further Scots Savile cases
• Realistic? You just have to listen to political advisers
• Shoppers paying more for bread
• Holyrood urged to reduce rail subsidies
• Tributes paid to murdered voluntary worker
• Dozens of artists attend Creative Scotland meeting
• PC’S ‘affair’ with alleged victim
• Return of The Rifles following Afghan mission
• Lord Advocate drawn into rowovereum­embership
• SNP evidence session cancelled
• Moore warning over Electoral Commission snub
• Tory backbenche­r brands EU an economic‘corpse’
• Hope for Obama as American economy picks up
• Ukand US in Iran military base talks
• Half of Glasgow homes at risk fromdisuse­d mines
• Rig workers facing delays as helicopter­s grounded
• Group of youths rob and attack Games worker
• Mystery deepens as Dasher body search draws blank
• Terror trial hears trio’s taped talk of ‘nails’
• Campaign takes off in bid to
• Divorce win for Nigerian tycoon
• ‘Those in need will suffer if weare evicted’
• Housing outlook positive despite downturn
• Manis jailed for five years over railway murder bid
• Cyclist crushed by a lorry makes miraculous recovery
• Attacks on public service workers soar
• Russell under attack over college waiting lists crisis
• Nobel winner is new university chancellor
• Students retract Galloway invite
• EDF Energy to raise tariffs 11%
• Equal-pay ruling for ex-council workers
• ‘Rogue trader’ in tears as he tells court of losses
• Shot teenager’s father visits hospital
• Transport projects given £2m boost
• High-risk offender jailed for sex attack
• Truce shattered by car bombing
• Killing suspect nanny sedated
• Chinese leader has amassed £1.7bn
• Fighting insomnia in the dark days of winter
• Letters special
• Tom Shields on … times they are a-changing
• Tighter checks on offenders needed
• Berlusconi’s conviction­s allow Italy to focus on future
• Ease pressure on budgets by reducing the number of health boards to four
• Not offering a base totrident makes a significan­t contributi­on to disarmamen­t
• Scots word of the week
• Russell Means
• George Stevenson
• From the archives
• European markets edge ahead of FTSE
• ANTI-RBS action group to close to entrants
• It pays to stay ‘local’ for borrowing money, but if you want to earn interest loyalty loses out
• Consumer panel urges‘mortgage prisoners’ checks
• Scottish Mortgage puts its faith in Facebook
• Plans for support payments favour small farmers
• Retail legend Davies tells of triumph over adversity
• Parkmead and Faroe enjoy North Sea licence boost
• Marine Harvest predicts plunge in volumes
• Anglo chief quits after shareholde­r pressure
• Infertilit­y centre acquired BYARP in takeover deal

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