The Herald - 2014-08-16

• Golden parade
• 3,000 women sell sex in thriving ‘off-street’ prostituti­on industry
• FRIENDS REUNITED
• UP TO 5P OFF A LITRE OF FUEL
• Astronomer Royal sees stars in Ben Nevis row
• Herald Angel Awards and festival reviews
• Millions raised to open Glasgow gin distillery
• SNP attacked as jobs lost at failed shipyard
• Jewish leaders in fears over anti-semitism
• Mother held after girl, 3, dies in hotel swimming pool tragedy
• Bill to end the early release of serious offenders
• Sturgeon accused of delays on future of airport
• Aberdeen company fined £240,000 after lorry driver’s death
• University casts light on shady reputation of thieving magpies
• Health funds are ‘a major step forward’ for community build
• Water supplies in 50,000 homes disrupted
• Spectators thank athletes for their inspiratio­nal efforts
• Gold medal-winning bowler hails send-off as ‘sensationa­l’
• Brown admits too much power rests with London
• Uncertaint­y biggest obstacle in way of the Yes campaign
• TV bosses warns of job losses and paralysis for industry after Yes vote
• Scottish ministers bid to keep right to object to fracking
• Magnus Gardham:
• Ebola alert at Dungavel as woman tested
• Demolition of school tragedy gym delayed as investigat­ions continue
• South African trial date set for honeymoon murder accused
• Scientists accurately predict which girls with cancer have greatest infertilit­y risk
• 10 years for rapist who had multiple victims
• Call for fishing quota change amid boycott
• Faith groups criticise campaign
• Pope tells young to spurn materialis­m
• Nato accuses the Kremlin
• Shots fired at Imran Khan’s vehicle
• Boris for PM? Bluster and lies may prove no obstacle
• Answering West Lothian Question is not easy
• Loneliness and my family of friends
• Why a big desk is no status symbol
• Prospects bleak at a proud yard
• The northern English cities are aiming to pull ahead of Glasgow
• We need a planning system that protects our glorious wild lands
• ON THIS DAY
• Re-introduce NHS rehabilita­tion services to our care homes
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Classic Hilliard as they head for grand finale
• Book Festival
• Sir Alan Peacock
• Vernon Murphy
• From the archives
• Index ends on flat note after news of attack
• Students can face challenge to keep debts under control
• Integrity Register will crack down on rogue directors
• Putin only partly to blame for the investment correction reality check
• Eland to forge ahead with new Nigeria field deal
• Fife oil equipment firm HCS funds growth with £4.5m RBS package
• Icafe group eyeing deal for Beanscene branch
• Publishing has changed a lot, but there is still a great deal to savour
• Sharp fall in farmers’ share of beef price as supermarke­t margins rise
• Pound ends week close to four-month low
• Top publisher backs call for focus on procuremen­t
• Several Scottish firms are being primed for IPOS
• Boost for island life thanks to Shetland spirit

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