The Herald - 2013-10-08

• Bruising new phase for 2014 fight after reshuffle
• Exclusive Archie Macpherson’s cancer battle
• Scot among eight arrested after raids by ‘Britain’s FBI’
• Traffic ‘supercamer­as’ deployed
• Cala to build on strong profits
• Train drivers in strike vote
• Questions over Trident policy:
• Colette Douglas Home
• Franchitti wife at bedside after horrific crash
• Scouts change Promise after 106 years to welcome atheists
• Increased demand boosts house prices
• Euro MP slates health board for hours worked by doctors
• Fans urge Rafferty’s daughter not to sell handwritte­n Baker Street lyrics
• May‘not asked over Baker role’
• Scots defence firms ‘could miss chance for deals’
• ‘Clyde-siders’ getting ready to welcome world to 2014 Games
• Parents of missing Madeleine remain convinced she is alive
• Decision not to prosecute Sinn Fein president Adams to be reviewed
• Bid to seize blaze gangster’s cash
• Weirs gift £750,000 to kick off Partick Thistle youth academy
• Harris faces indecent assault trial
• Council fined for breaches after pupil disfigured in classroom
• Friends post birthday wishes online for missing Russian student
• Body in Highlands was missing hillwalker
• MacMillan reveals plan for festival of note at Cumnock
• Former charity chief accused of sex assaults on employees
• Coin approved by royal couple
• 200 trucks stand by for winter conditions
• Scots get new pill to help curb heavy drinking
• Concern over police response to warnings about unfit driver
• More attacks in Egypt as insurgency gathers pace
• Referendum? Sorry, that’s too much informatio­n
• Scotland’s wonderful church buildings must be put to better use
• Radical solutions are needed to solve junior doctors’ problems
• In for a penny, in for a few pounds
• Pack reshuffled for referendum
• ... and packs reshuffled for the poll a year later
• TV letting down our film industry
• Big companies may fail Glasgow
• Ideal site for a maritime centre
• Families should be at the heart of our fatal accident inquiry system
• Tories are to blame for our boundary inequities
• Professor Kenneth Simpson
• Bill Eppridge
• Dragon tale fires up grieving thoughts to inspire Emanuel
• Music Reviews
• Strangers to fitness find solace in a sense of humour
• Continuing US shutdown shakes markets
• Blackface shearling rams sell to £31,000 at Newton Stewart
• ‘Reality check’ as retail sales slow
• John Watson has no regrets over printing business sale
• GVA merger deal with Glasgow-based surveyors James Barr
• Firms to team up for North Sea buoys project
• Albion making progress despite tough market
• Dramatic turnabout for Scots services sector
• Crowning glory

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