The Herald - 2013-09-06

• Junior doctors left in charge of more than 100 beds a night
• MOD officials ‘given just hours’ to alter aircraft carrier plans
• Fears over tour of Burrell Collection
• Anger at Celtic e-cig deal
• Bid for 90% Walker pay cut
• SVM slumps to £1.7m loss
• Cameron puts pressure on US to act over Syria
• Staffing arrangemen­ts
• What should most concern supporters of Labour is that the leadership did not see this coming.
• There will always be doubts over the logic of giving help to those who have benefited most from their education.
• Independen­ce debate opens up with new chapter and verse
• Body found in search for missing man
• Nuisance calls have harmful impact on elderly
• Tutor of English banned despite 24 years’ experience
• Warning new force facing questions over complaints
• Attack on pupil philanthro­py plan
• Tycoon calls for college courses in schools
• Ministers frustrated by meeting over A9
• Half of electorate ‘are satisfied with Salmond’s performanc­e’
• The bouncer expertly bounced as Rennie and Lamont land FMQS blows
• Backing for same-sex marriage
• First Minister accused over costs
• Miliband in talks with GMB secretary
• Experts fail to solve infamous Appin murder
• Tearful Le Vell claims he is fighting for his life
• Call to set aside cash for school language skills
• New car sales rise by 4% on last year
• Judges told of ‘Google factor’ as Fraser appeals murder verdict
• Helicopter inquiry yet to find evidence of technical failure
• Demand for inquiry after rail link land sold for £800,000 loss
• Consultant warns doctors will suffer burnout
• Outcry after career criminal finally jailed
• Convicted sex attacker faces deportatio­n
• THE DIARY
• ROBERT MCNEIL
• Forget squabbling over polls and get back to the real issues
• Kindle can’t hold a candle to a book
• No place for vanity in education
• My plan to reduce rail delays
• Concerns over police inquiries
• Scots law is woefully prepared to deal with menace of cyber-bullies
• ON THIS DAY
• Egypt’s Interior Minister survives assassinat­ion bid
• Bahraini opposition group slams human rights court decision
• Best of city’s creative scene heads for a Berlin weekend
• Calum feels right at home for Blas!
• Peanut will be monkey wrench
• Bob Macewen
• Frederik Pohl
• From the archives
• A healthy respect for human fallibilit­y can boost safe care
• Bid to tackle suicide risk among deaf people
• Keeping patients safe: minister’s 10 commandmen­ts for NHS staff
• CBI president warns of growth ‘challenges’
• Strong trade for ewe lambs during annual sale at Lanark
• Pinnacle rejects £6.7m bid by Coms
• Retailers and strong US data lift FTSE-100
• Iomart in £8.1m deal for smaller cloud rival
• Craig Group pushes the boats out with £70m order for new vessels
• Raise a glass to a company that remembers the basics of business
• Bray Controls spends £2.2m on adding new facilities at its Inchinnan base
• Investors support Energy Assets
• Record profits as United Wholesale defies recession
• Food and drinks sector due to create 5600 jobs
• Drinks giant to buy Lucozade and Ribena

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