The Herald - 2013-10-07

• Tens of thousands at Great Scottish Run as new record is set
• Revealed: junior doctors working 90 hours a week
• Plebgate row Whip and Cabinet Office minister quit Government
• Murray nets a top chef
• Accountant­s win court battle
• Anger over NHS pay hikes
• Councils set out plans for commission
• Protest held outside Daily Mail office
• Andrew McKie
• Rosemary Goring
• Thrill for writer as novel film gets Rome festival premiere
• Drugs link after two bodies found in house
• The incredible shrinking Salmond
• Scottish Opera’s music director had vision at odds with company
• Violent offenders ‘should be helped rather than punished’
• Witnesses sought after man attacked in shop
• Funding question delays clipper plans
• Aussie special forces honoured as Harry makes flying visit
• Surveillan­ce threat to crime lords as agency is launched
• Contractor crushed to death at salmon farm
• Beckham earns £14.1m in a year from branding firm
• Agency fees and VAT hit UK hotel prices
• SNP defence plans ‘would place major strain on Scottish budget’
• Experts claim tax system could be simpler afterYes vote
• In-party row threatens referendum
• Umunna urges Government to pull plug on Royal Mail privatisat­ion
• Thatcher wanted Parkinson to be her heir
• Union call for crisis summit in oil dispute
• Burrell relative has concerns over internatio­nal tour plan
• Council discusses sauna licensing measures
• Scots lottery winner declared bankrupt
• Good Life crofters to star in TV battle for their electricit­y supply
• Residents furious at human waste on picturesqu­e beach
• Prison warders hurt in Low Moss incident
• Ministers under fire over special needs decision
• Scotland’s tourism ready to cash in on baton relay
• Tobacco warnings ‘not up to the job’
• Cancer sufferer is given NHS apology
• Kirk’s historic churches for sale
• University wind farm to go ahead after council refusal is overturned
• Pay-out for former murder suspect
• Islands become first UK haven for honeybees facing wipeout
• University access scheme is a success
• Life and loves
• Records are smashed as 23,000 runners pound Glasgow’s streets
• Coming to a restaurant near you – fried saithe
• Oh what a spangled web they weave
• Democracy at local level needs to be revitalise­d
• Police morale is sinking fast
• Stop searching for reasons and look at facts: police methods do work
• A maritime heritage centre on the Clyde should be a priority
• Out-of-control monster truck kills at least eight
• US in warning to al Qaeda as it tracks down suspect
• Syrian chemical weapons destroyed
• Children among 27 killed in suicide bombings
• Search resumed for wreck victims
• James Gibb Stuart
• Christophe­r Koch
• Scent of Scotland heads to Far East
• Engineerin­g company eyes expansion after machine investment
• English not complacent about building bright future
• Shortages in Scottish cattle trade driving up prices to all-time high
• Family businesses vying for accolades
• Barr + Wray secures £1.5m contracts
• Rise in optimism among financial services firms
• Crosswords
• Seek security in a changing
• When less is MORE
• Strictly in it TO WIN IT

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