The Herald - 2013-05-24

• Revenge attack fears after brutal murder of soldier
• Rise in BT share price sees Scots chief’s salary reach £9m
• GRANITE CITY IN FOCUS
• Salmond cautious on plans for Clare’s Law
• Scots crime writers criticised
• Millions pay their respects
• Kirk in clash over Israel
• Airport hero calls for honour
• Alison Rowat
• Gallantry award for lifeboat volunteer
• Cost of transport threatens industry
• Gerry Braiden
• Inverness shrouded in white ... a month before mid-summer
• Europe flag outside Holyrood flies with 12 stars once again
• Bedroom tax demo faces axe due to clash
• Downtonabb­ey gives castle tourism a boost
• Teachers criticise new curriculum
• Centre stage for capital’s visual art
• Airport hero: Honour Woolwich scout leader
• Decline in university spin-out firms
• MP lends support to allergy awareness
• First Minister to be quizzed by super-committee
• Lamont’s approach to debate on healthcare is not clinical enough
• Fraser questions Scottish Tory leadership
• Scott fears Scottish campaign free-for-all
• Coming soon: 100 year celebratio­ns
• Fears for air link to the Highlands
• Calls for draft constituti­on before referendum vote
• April murder accused denies cover-up
• Father honoured for work to control trade in weapons
• Police DNA sampling warning
• Henderson completes volcano trek
• Saving money is a priority for canny shoppers
• War centenary events unveiled
• Lawyer at helm of collapsed firm lands job at football club
• Plea to examine rendition data
• Consequenc­es of Syrian conflict felt far and wide
• Obama to limit use of drone strikes and take action on Guantanamo
• My home city must tackle the challenges of a future without oil
• North-eastern economy oiled by success of offshore sector
• Renewables technology can provide solution to a maturing oil industry
• Lively merger and acquisitio­n activity
• Our thriving north-east economy brings challenges with its success
• Transport links are the key to continued prosperity
• City proving to be shoppers’ paradise
• Investment helping to enhance world-class institutio­ns
• Hospitalit­y sector preparing for area’s future challenges
• Grampian Food Forum continues to showcase the area’s best produce
• Referendum is a gamble but risky bet is to stay in the Union
• Raising an eyebrow at anti-ageing
• It is past time for a new approach to the economy
• Case for status quo in tricky balance between church and state
• With clear vision, Glasgow leads the way in the green revolution
• Deeply flawed waiting list process means quality of care is suffering in NHS
• A grounded approach to living the high life
• Joe Farman
• Mick Mcmanus
• From the archives
• Music reviews
• Do not be doubting Thomas
• Academic hits out at top Tory
• Children and Young People Bill is a missed opportunit­y
• If the trust s to make a d fference, we do not requ re s mply another condu t by wh ch to d spense grants
• Footsie suffers biggest daily fall for a year
• Hopes dashed as household spending rises by just 0.1%
• Bridge in market to buy after production surge
• Mothercare reports profits ahead of expectatio­ns
• Lloyds Banking Group to be boosted by wealth manager sale
• Scottish Agricultur­al Wages Board approves plans to raise basic pay for farm workers
• Banks to take £18m fees from Firstgroup shares bid
• Britvic andag Barr merger ‘makes strategic sense’
• Tesco executives will not get bonuses unless they can reverse profits decline
• Parkmead in £14.5m Lochard Energy deal

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