The Herald - 2014-07-18

• Poll shows Labour supporters are being won over by Yes campaign
• 295 dead as passenger plane is shot down over Ukraine:
• Makar joins protest over Fringe show
• Armed officer row deepens
• SSE eyes price-freeze gain
• Ban for coach trip firm
• QUEEN’S BATON RELAY LATEST
• Gay campaigner­s attack STV for ‘refusal’ to include drag queen
• Replica horse sculpture is unveiled after vandal attack
• Labour would let public firms run railways
• Only one company interested in running car and passenger ferry
• Baton protester is banned from Glasgow Games
• Clegg urged to forfeit £2m from fraudster after ruling
• Darling claims that Scottish tourism needs Brand Britain
• The Yes camp will have a spring in its step as poll shows race is narrowing
• Coalition partner is accused of tax policy hypocrisy
• Catastroph­ic errors in letters sent to fugitives
• Politician­s added to book festival bill
• Man rejects claims brought years after attack
• National park officer sacked over emails loses unfair dismissal fight
• Deadline is set for bear memorial
• Cancer may spread by chance
• £230m ethane plant will give Grangemout­h brighter future
• Liberal Democrats pledge to expose scale of gender pay gap
• Israel launches ground offensive in Gaza
• Rescuing child labourers and returning them to the classroom
• 20 more workers are hit by outbreak of norovirus bug at athletes’ village
• Renfrewshi­re baton bearers
• Fears after NHS surgery mistakes
• Residents warn Skyfall glen is being ruined by wild campers
• Museum attempts to recreate the ancient Pictish painted pebbles
• Key rivals capable of brokering ceasefire
• Chaotic scenes in Kosovan chamber
• Broadening horizons to learn about arc of prosperity
• ROBERT McNEIL
• EU decision on Scotland will be a political, not a constituti­onal, one
• Generation sensible? No thanks
• Poll is a warning sign for No camp
• Robert Burns should not be held up as a defender of the Union
• Identifyin­g impact of the legacy of the Games vital for city and beyond
• ON THIS DAY
• Israeli theatre company should not be included in the Fringe
• Cash injection put to a purpose
• TODAY’S BRIEFING
• Peter Cunningham
• Lorin Maazel
• Ship sets sail for Glasgow in new eclectic stage adventure
• Mesmerisin­g Le Bon songs play key part in film
• Partnershi­ps between arts and business recognised
• Double Crossword
• It’s heating up in the kitchen
• Home truths that need to be tackled over rough sleepers
• Wilderness work helps gets lives back on track
• Traders tune in to ITV takeover speculatio­n
• Success of new device drives sales at Optos
• System launched to help locate rural workers in emergency
• US cable giant buys BSkyB’s ITV stake
• Profits fall at builder Dunne as orders hit £156m
• Strong performanc­es of Scottish malls boosts Land Securities
• Sports Direct makes up with Adidas and posts a 20 per cent rise in profits
• Chisholm Hunter to open its 23rd store in the UK
• Note of caution
• BioFilm loan boost

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