The Herald - 2013-08-14

• Patients forced out of intensive care by shortages
• Green in charm offensive bid to stop shake-up at Rangers
• Woman dies swimming with family off beach in Western Isles
• Peru drug arrest Scot ‘scared’
• Boost expected for exports
• Sales boom for retailers
• Uh oh, it’s double trouble
• ‘Robot’ referendum team slated
• David Ross
• Swinney plans sweeping changes to protect Scots consumers
• Officers criticised over raids on saunas
• Plea for help to save little girl hit by cancer
• Rail passengers to be hit by peak-time journey fare rise
• Police searching for former boxer over Baillie murder
• ‘Safe’ level of sugar in diets could be harmful
• Labour Party received more than £2.4m from trade unions
• Mortgage lending is holding back housing recovery despite increasing confidence
• Sky TV advert ‘misleading’
• Capital screen is a turn off
• Man due in court over bus death
• Bid to overturn community service sentence
• Scottish military could be 60% cheaper than current spending on defence
• Warning that food would run out today
• Children of obese mothers more likely to die before 55
• Killer gets 18 years after his third trial
• Teacher jailed for three years over child porn
• Glasgow MP defends ‘ruthless’ Miliband
• Botanic Garden drops plans for controvers­ial vehicle shed
• Two teenagers hurt in acid attack ‘both need skin grafts’
• Judge backs controvers­ial new anti-terror powers used by Home Secretary
• Heartbeat trick may help treat anorexia
• Arts supremo clears ‘vital’ independen­ce vote projects
• Call for meeting with Lord Provost over twinning row
• Alleged murder followed bowling alley row
• Mediterran­ean diet may cut strokes risk
• Fears as harsh winter kills one-third of bee colonies
• Council grants planning permission for £45MV&A museum in Dundee
• Energy firms paid £1.8m to not generate any electricit­y
• Do not let house price bubble impede growth in rental sector
• Time to take the pulses of Glasgow
• Pressing case for NHS beds review
• Trident is a matter of prestige
• GP role in palliative care is vital
• Zeroing in on the dark days
• Inspectora­te has important role to play in improving patient care
• TODAY’S BRIEFING
• ON THIS DAY
• Let common sense prevail on Edinburgh saunas
• New clashes in Egypt amid hopes for peace
• Israeli settlement­s loom large as talks resume
• Police finish Pistorius investigat­ion
• Shining Path leaders believed dead in raid
• Sir Ian Sinclair
• Barbara Mertz
• Maverick of early music world has the past at his fingertips
• Bernarda Fink and Anthony Spiri
• Taking us down memory lane
• Mitsuko Uchida
• The Poet Speaks
• Command performanc­es tell the tales of secrets and spies
• Fringe comedy reviews
• Fringe physical theatre reviews
• Fringe theatre reviews
• B52s O2ABC, Glasgow KEITH BRUCE ✶✶✶✶
• Music and cabaret
• Siblings shock for Lesley
• FTSE rises on hopes of eurozone recovery
• NEL to invest £250,000 in Scottish centre
• US Justice Department aims to block airline merger amid concerns over fare increases
• New Look’s ‘cracking start’ due to warm weather
• Enquest defends delays in paying tax on profits
• First Milk co-operative announces Sir Jim Paice as chairman
• Falls in clothing and footwear prices lead to inflation decline
• Law firm Burness Paull pays out 5% bonus to staff as profit targets hit
• Barclays carries out review of retail operations in UAE
• VW sales drop amid difficult conditions
• Market round-up
• Auctioneer­s John Swan & Sons hit by £360,000 loss
• Concern at capital’s finance careers outlook

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