The Herald - 2013-10-03

• Hundreds more customers criticise bank claim failures
• Health board boss issues unreserved apology for IT meltdown
• IAIN MACWHIRTER
• 2014 Games fans await ballot results
• City parking firm loses £22m
• Universiti­es in world top 200
• Wolfson shares slump
• Swinney backs call for oil fund
• Woman reveals how she gave chase to heist getaway car
• Helen McArdle
• Nicola Barry
• Victim of racist attack is now scared to walk streets alone
• BBC chief too close to Labour, claims ex-colleague
• Swire: Megrahi case could blight 2014 poll
• Scottish National Gallery to show Bellany’s Prague gift
• ‘Peru two’ drug girls could face six-month inquiry
• Shetland wind farm court verdict appeal
• Concern after more than 500,000 Scots borrow money to purchase food
• Chief constable defends plan to shut police offices to public
• Mars craters linked to volcanic eruptions
• Publisher pays tribute to ‘beloved’ thriller writer Tom Clancy
• Secular society calls for a ban on creationis­m in schools
• Industrial action by refinery workers
• Cameron calls for chance to ‘finish the job’
• On their marks … the race for Downing Street has started
• Leader’s gesture makes a point over upturn in the economy
• Miliband complaint prompts warning on press regulation
• Appeal to ignore Salmond remarks
• Victim suffered ‘sustained’ assault in her home
• Official statistics ‘Bible’ to help 2014 voters
• Panda keeps zoo experts guessing
• Killer has minimum jail term reduced to eight years
• Tributes as one of last native inhabitant­s of St Kilda dies
• ‘Business as usual’ at kirk as members quit in gay clergy row
• Teenager jailed for £70,000 travel con
• Walker’s bid for freedom rejected
• Detective’s book on Madeleine case ‘caused McCanns agony’
• No financial boost for film industry, warns Creative Scotland
• Scottish regiment returns from fatal tour
• Elderly hit by energy bill rises as StayWarm tariff ends
• Bus-stabbing inquiry launched
• Younger readers in cross-hairs of comics hero Millar
• Second World War convoy heroes given Arctic Star medals
• Horse racing pundit McCririck ‘unappealin­g and irritating to potential viewers’
• Global cancer funding model claim
• Turkish man jailed for murdering Britons
• Berlusconi’s bid to bring down government fails
• President cancels Asia trip as federal shutdown continues
• Kenyan man charged with bribing witness
• THE DIARY
• Parochial leanings should not be confused with political identity
• City where I had nothing to lose
• Economic arguments key in referendum vote
• Cancer fight must go on
• Why our North Sea resources are a bonus, not the basis, for a Yes vote
• Rangers’ accounts show the management has much to answer for
• Norman John Gillies
• Tom Clancy
• Shout it out, this musical tale is real ray of Sunshine
• Superb insight into a family’s anguish
• Unlikely star gives us look at ideology
• Time is right for revival of Corrie’s mining family drama
• 10 Places to eat yelp
• 10 Tracks to mark...
• FTSE at three-month low amid US crisis
• Tesco profits drop in face of rival’s growth
• Bullock calves up £186 on a year ago
• Wright Health Group’s profits halve
• Life sciences and green tech in line for Japanese investment
• Cash and carry firm United Wholesale praises staff for results
• Bank culture changing, says RBS director
• Exports top £50m at Walkers Shortbread
• Book report

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