The Herald - 2014-05-27

• Labour and SNP in bitter war of words over Ukip seat win
• Number of children with sight loss up as survival rate rises
• COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME
• Gangsters in payday loan firm crackdown
• Scots relive pain of Italia ’90
• Growth plea on EU ruling
• Cyberbully­ing warning
• People’s Army warning:
• Harry Reid:
• Security gaffe hits Obama Afghan trip
• Accused’s DNA ‘full match’ to crime scene
• Babies alter brain activity in mothers
• Ken Smith At Large
• Lego couple post tiny-tourist holiday snaps on Facebook
• Work now under way on A9 safety measures
• Ethnic diversity is on the increase
• One in 20 quizzed in diabetes survey had condition
• Art school launches appeal to help save treasures and repair building hit by blaze
• JK Rowling publisher and Amazon in ebook price row
• Murder trial told mother ‘was not in affair’
• Judge rules intellect not key to parenting
• Antisocial bikers are caught in crackdown
• Report warns new currency could spark a run on banks
• Uproar as Annie Lennox posts Union flag
• MPs claim rush to independen­ce could lock Scotland out of EU
• Yes vote will bring greater wealth, says FM
• Bookmakers reveal odds of a No vote
• Salmond’s mistake was to make‘nasty Nigel’ the story
• A seismic result but will it stretch to General Election?
• Elected representa­tives from the main parties
• Ukip’s Coburn London-based despite Scots seat victory
• Local teenager wins ancient cheese race
• Battle against racism hindered as fans and clubs deny its existence
• Tablet scheme to monitor cancer
• Wills of 26,000 Scottish soldiers killed in First World War released
• Star’s lessons after TV soap departure
• Holiday weekend weather boost for retailers
• Killer of baby ‘owed drug dealer money’
• Teenage driver casualties ‘highest’
• Threat to eagles as deadly drug is licensed
• New move to reserve school places for Roman Catholic pupils
• Grayling vows to name convicts on the run
• Tourism chiefs make most of Kardashian honeymoon
• Internet skills ‘can combat loneliness in elderly’
• Colourist paintings to fetch near £1.5m
• Rapist in threats to burn down women’s homes
• Calls for more food testing in horsemeat scandal’s wake
• Safety first at BBC, even when stars of children’s TV are made of paper
• Canterbury Cathedral gets £11.9m in lottery funding
• Residents hit out at plan for city hostel
• When newspaper man becomes fair game himself
• Ukip Euro election vote should be a wake-up call for Labour
• When knowledge really isn’t power
• Challenges posed by Farage’s party
• Those who support Yes Scotland are not anticipati­ng a Shangri-La
• Suitable destinatio­ns for proceeds of crime cash
• Latin is an irrelevanc­e
• Attainment gap between rich and poor children is damaging for all
• ON THIS DAY
• Internatio­nal co-operation can solve the problem of lack of energy storage capacity
• At least 40 dead and 100 injured in train crash
• New leader’s air strikes to seize airport from rebels
• Victim’s father blames politician­s
• Pope pays tribute to Holocaust survivors
• Emotions run high for family watching own tug-of-love tale
• Elton shrugs off the jibes from highbrow critics
• Royal Liverpool Philharmon­ic Orchestra
• Fred and Alice
• The heart of the ganglands
• John McCormack
• Wojciech Jaruzelski
• From the archives
• Invest now in providing the homes all workers can afford
• Bullocks rise to a peak for Wallets
• Murray Metals to expand through Alphastrut deal
• Bank on us

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