The Herald - 2014-05-30

• Justice system under fire over millions in unpaid fines
• A Highland welcome
• Voters will not be told cost of Yes vote before referendum
• Elderly brothers found dead
• Search for bipolar evidence in Burns
• Bank has say on Murray fund
• Ring of steel at Games venues
• Trams may spark legal battle
• Clegg urged to expel peer over ‘harassment’
• Cate Devine
• Andrew Denholm
• 100-year-old marks 89 years on the road
• Rugby final to be shown on big screen
• Stuck cats will land owners a hefty bill
• Fears One Direction fans may be refused gig entry
• Letters of war hero who spied on Nazis in camps up for sale
• Art school blaze: Firefighte­rs will get architectu­ral award
• Daughter of Harris ‘beside herself’ at claims
• Awards presented to 61‘tip-top’ beaches
• Campaigner­s warned to play by rules as referendum day looms
• Fig leaf is not big enough for red-faced Salmond
• Grieving families criticise a decision to keep Iraq conflict letters secret
• Labour ‘unable to reverse the cuts’
• NHS‘ going backward under SNP watch’
• Help to Buy gets thousands of Scots on to property ladder
• Royal bones prove Shakespear­e wrong
• Trial sees footage of interview
• Clutha air operator’s offers are rejected
• Appeal against ‘lenient’ prison sentence for wife murderer
• Children aged only three are among offenders
• £400Van Dyck expected to sell for half a million pounds
• Hospital sends taxi bill to dead patient
• Sleeping with light on linked to obesity
• Canoe fraudster Darwin ordered to pay back £40,000
• Musicians help give revived bandstand a new lease of life
• Cosla walkouts divide Labour
• Trio take top prizes in Herald writing contest
• Commons bar bill £1.4m in two years
• Outcry at prison menus with ‘better food than hospitals’
• Scientists oppose control of electronic cigarettes
• Former Rangers youth player faces jail for drug offence
• Pro-Russian separatist­s beyond Kremlin control DAVID PRATT
• Pakistani PM seeks probe into killing
• North Korea agrees it will reopen kidnap investigat­ion
• Glaswegian­s must be at the heart of art school rebuild
• We must try to make up for the migration losses of past century
• We deserve better before September
• Lessons must be learned from capital trams fiasco
• Dismay at our lost votes
• Edinburgh is a city with a long but belated love affair with the tram
• ON THIS DAY
• The return of Latin studies will please many throughout Scotland
• George Devlin
• Exciting plans for Caledonia hit-maker in his 60th year
• Road trip covers early works by a true maverick
• Elliot Carter: A Celebratio­n
• Solving a musical mystery
• Intensive support is helping most troubled youngsters
• Young people in care could miss chance to vote
• Graham’s story is testament to foster care programme
• Takeover speculatio­n boosts share index
• Phone recyler Redeem buys Spanish firms
• Farming for Better Climate programme is handed an extra £100,000
• Baillie benefits from long-term approach
• Lending from RBS to SMEs falls again
• Audit director appointmen­t for Lloyds Banking
• A golden hello of £2.2m for Aggreko’s new chief
• Fast-movingWeir andAggreko find themselves at the crossroads
• £100,000 for project aiming to ‘reinvent’ high street
• US fund to invest £60m in North Sea assets
• Growth forecast up but challenges ahead

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