The Herald - 2014-05-03

• Tears for a brother
• Bedroom tax will be scrapped in Scotland
• Revealed: Rangers chief entitled to 100% bonus as club to axe jobs
• Bishop fights Ravenscrai­g school plan
• Watchdog censures Holyrood
• New Games tickets hope
• Profit hike boosts RBS
• Police condemned by Sinn Fein
• Hugh MacDonald
• Catriona Stewart
• Statue to mark terrible losses of Black Watch 100 years on
• Scots in war battles
• Council changes its rules on infant cremation
• Thieves who pose as police target tourists
• Priest in gay clergy row in bid to avoid eviction
• Man ‘may have seen murder victim in the street’
• Edinburgh leaders declare trams ‘ready to roll’ at last
• Report says chronicall­y ill should be billed for their treatment
• Judge jailed for lying to the police about Huhne scandal
• Labour hits the EU campaign trail with vow over ‘issues that make a difference’
• Academics challenge Yes research claims
• Gove defends Top Gear star after racism row apology
• Campaigner­s back eight-year jail term for Clifford sex crimes
• Teenager death investigat­ion linked to Philippine­s arrests
• Experts warn surging house prices could pose a danger to market stability
• 11-year saga ends as estate bought for £500,000
• Social media users warned ahead of trial
• Scotland soon to be UK’s leading tourist hotspot
• Football greats pay their respects at funeral of ‘true legend’ Jardine
• SSE pays out to stop buzz from powerline
• Parades face curbs on playing of music under council plans
• Police probe heroin link to Geldof death
• CalMac bid to run European ferries
• Divorce battle ex-neighbour admits stalking fiscal and wife
• Network Rail to slash bonuses for top directors amid safety record criticism
• Celebrity Big Brother star is fined over drink-drive arrest
• Anti-social behaviour at loch is targeted
• Vote pitches old pessimism against a vibrant optimism
• Celebratin­g a musician whose short life was lived to the full
• Much work must be done before any diplomacy dividend is gained
• Sights of nature in the wrinkled raw
• Justice and the Chhokar case
• No tears as door closes on the bedroom tax
• Independen­ce would cause harm to research base in this country
• Deaf ear to my nursing concern
• Global warming a growing factor in the transmissi­on of diseases
• ON THIS DAY
• Missing a trick in attracting Japanese visitors
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Ukrainian helicopter­s shot down by pro-Russia rebels
• Truce lets fighters leave besieged city
• Man’s vein collapsed during botched execution in prison
• Alexander Ross Sutherland
• TitoVilano­va
• Al Feldstein
• From the archives
• ‘Revolution­ary’ platform puts customers in charge of cash
• Timeshare firms agree exit deal for owners who die or go bankrupt
• Trial was helpful for sorting out multiple pensions
• Malt supplier blames £1.5m profit drop on extreme weather
• Flooding claims are lower than expected
• Union backing for plans to tackle CAP‘nonsensica­l three crop rule’
• Rate of constructi­on remains above average
• Struggling Cupid site boosted by main investor
• Scots-born Pfizer chief rebuffed in drug firm takeover
• Funeral firm to spend £1m on vehicles
• Time for cheer

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