The Herald - 2013-03-13

• Scots doctor: I helped my patients kill themselves
• Warning on RBS shares
• GROWTH AREA
• Weeks of delay after operations cancelled
• Half of trust’s fund managers in London
• Tesco’s meatloaf found to contain 5% horse
• Seven-year-old boy killed in road accident
• Festival has it all, from punk poetry to space
• Scots triumph at South Bank Awards
• Tributes to woman killed by partner
• The soft-spoken GP with a steely belief on right to die
• BMA and churches oppose law change
• Benefit change mobility risk
• Property prices rally after slump
• Sturgeon urges teenagers to consider country’s future
• Even pro-uk voters reject Trident move
• Cameron is criticised after independen­ce debate snub
• Plea for unity among Conservati­ve MPS
• ‘Bedroom tax’ is in chaos Labour claims
• Huhne’s fall from grace was ‘tragic’
• Man cleared of killing was ‘too scared to help Lynda’
• Woman escapes from loch at A830 accident blackspot
• Police warn over new lethal substances
• Woman, 85, left in agony … and with no apology
• Men’s life expectancy lags behind women
• Fears of gridlock at supermall car park
• Row over bill for coaching at police body
• Tributes to scientists killed in car crash
• Children’s Panel online pervert jailed
• Mcgregor and Carlyle may reunite for new movie
• Borders speed cameras vandalised
• Tobacco giant has adverts banned
• Mantel in running for award hat-trick
• Subsidy claim for Skye air services
• The Diary
• IN PRAISE OF … FACING YOUR FACE. BY ROBERT MCNEIL
• What do Facebook dislikes and likes reveal?
• Issues of food fraud are hard for the consumer to swallow
• Russell Leadbetter on … plates in the frame
• No surprise at timing of release of leaked document
• Fallout from the Libor scandal will be felt for a long time to come as notable banks are now implicated
• The idea of dual citizenshi­p on a mass scale is completely impractica­l
• Disappoint­ment but little surprise at black smoke signal
• Winnie Mandela murder probe after exhumation
• EX-KGB man pulls out of Litvinenko death inquest
• ‘Cannibal cop’ planned kidnap
• The advance of art
• BERIO AND THE BAVARIANS BUTTRESSED BY BLOCKBUSTE­RS IN USHER HALL PROGRAMME
• A man of many voices
• PEAK FREEVIEW
• Renee Maclean
• Tony Gubba
• From the archives
• Survey shows tenanted sector continues to shrink in Scotland
• Punch on course to hit profit targets
• Tax breaks boost North Sea activity
• Ogilvie shows steady profits despite dip in turnover
• Tesco Bank chief declares the ‘orgy of excess’ is over
• Clydesdale under pressure over loans
• Scottish retail sales volumes slow
• Manufactur­ing output fall fuels recession fear
• CROSSWORDS
• Switched on

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