The Herald - 2013-10-05

• MP wages equal pay war
• Hundreds admitted to hospital after Botox injections
• Cowan kept off air after women’s football comments
• Muslims reject vaccine claims
• Hundreds denied graduation
• Murray’s sports centre tie
• Boost for hotels sector
• Burnham denies covering up high hospital death rates
• Catriona Stewart
• Rebecca McQuillan
• Campaigner­s on the march to double size of Pentland park
• Business anger at plan to close quarter of police station counters
• Restored Greyfriars Bobby vandalised
• Racing first for injured soldier
• Lobbying bill still cause of worry for charities
• Baroque and roll as classical station mixes it up for charity
• Business demand and better deals jack up boom in car sales
• Drivers can charge for free at shopping mall
• Paxman reveals he thought of quitting
• My Nessie photo was a fake, admits boat operator
• Rangers legal battle heading to court
• Balls fires warning over use of sterling post-independen­ce
• Miliband smear row heats up as Mail refuses to back down
• Clarke to stand for election aged 74
• Former defence secretary Fox tipped for front bench return
• Public sector may get say on zero-hours use
• Dead climber inspires hill safety campaign
• Clifford describes court ‘nightmare’
• Shops to stay open late in bid to boost trade
• Adobe customer details stolen in web attack
• Nat Fraser loses appeal against conviction for wife’s murder
• Child protection summit to address dangers of the internet
• New report reveals brownfield sites are town and city wildlife hubs
• Team in memory of runner who died
• Ex-BBC presenter apologises to judge
• Focus on scientists’ role in high-profile murder cases
• Legal bid on sauna closures dropped
• UK police team to reveal new informatio­n
• Firm offers hope to threatened pools
• Five million poppies sent to volunteers as veterans prepare for appeal
• Refinery company writes down assets
• INSIDE TRACK: Creative Scotland still engulfed in film drama
• MAGNUS GARDHAM
• Forget concrete and plant trees to protect Rest and Be Thankful
• Hail an internatio­nalist nationalis­t
• SNP should not be disconcert­ed by Labour’s energy price freeze
• Steps to tackling gender pay gap
• Signs of growth may not be all good news
• Disconnect­ion of the police
• A maritime heritage centre would be a tremendous asset for Glasgow
• Education and welfare systems must be examined
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Divers search wreckage for bodies of 300 migrants
• Defiant Brotherhoo­d stages protest march
• Clashes follow shooting death of cleric
• Jonathan Rowson
• Sheena Walker
• John Calvert
• Walter Greenwood
• Barclays secure mammoth shares take-up
• Clydesdale is facing further scrutiny on PPI claim handling
• WillAid charity good chance to put affairs in order
• Cattle prices strengthen while lamb market comes under pressure
• Taypack eyes much bigger bite of premium crisp market
• Dividend payout up despite 1% drop in Walter Scott profits
• Scott Timber’s prospects ‘positive’ amid UK housing market recovery
• Braid Logistics remains on target after £950,000 loss
• Losses narrow at laundry specialist Fishers
• Twitter’s IPO hopes resting on growth
• Energy giant profits hope
• Ashleybank’s directors launch attack on bankers
• Money matters

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