The Herald - 2014-08-19

• Salmond: Scotland could keep the pound short-term
• HMRC plans to cut 60 jobs amid new recruitmen­t campaign
• CUP JOY FOR HERO BOYD
• HOMECOMING FOR OUTLANDER
• COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME
• NHS fined for suicide blunder
• Gender pay gap widens
• Mis-selling hits bank
• Clash over healthcare:
• Arbroath declaratio­n:
• Letters Special:
• Inside Track:
• Harry Reid:
• Pope backs use of force to halt Iraq bloodshed
• Neighbours help heart health, experts find
• Galbraith: ‘A great surgeon, statesman and family man’
• Cameron launches age rating pilot for online music videos
• Landmark cinema to enter liquidatio­n
• Driver, 96, ‘unaware of death in car crash’
• Passport staff ‘can mistake a face’
• She’ll be having a ball …
• Lord Hall and chief constable to face quiz over Cliff Richard house search
• Government told to pay defence firm more than £220m
• Police say post mortem tests on body in container horror prove inconclusi­ve
• Nearly a third ‘turn to relatives for money’
• Tributes paid after sudden death of leading architect
• Ferguson Shipbuilde­rs apprentice­s offered roles at boat-repair firm
• Scotsman business editor is fined for stalking
• Asthma patients ‘put themselves at risk’
• The big question: Currency
• Yes campaign cannot just rely on winning over the don’t knows, says polling expert
• Pro-independen­ce singer says ‘everything is still to play for’
• ‘No reason for SNPto exist after a Yes vote’
• Outcome will make little difference to tourism
• Clare’s Law trial to allow violent partner checks
• Fireman accused of starting fires he was paid double to tackle
• Ivory poaching puts existence of African elephant under threat
• School pays tribute to teenage girl who died following house party
• Disgraced Clifford allowed out of prison for brother’s funeral
• Mother ‘cannot be blamed for death of her son’
• 139mph biker was too fast for speed camera
• Homeowners face £1m bill to fix cracks in riverside wall
• Fewer than half visit a park every week
• Letters Special
• Factoids are taking up brain space
• Unionist parties have crossed the Rubicon with their currency stance
• UK has failed our shipyards
• The skills and aptitudes I believe it takes to be a remarkable teacher
• SNP tax proposals would hinder us in the task of tackling economic inequality
• ON THIS DAY
• Attorney general to probe fatal shooting
• Ukraine refugee buses hit
• Warplanes carry out raids on Tripoli
• Three anti-putin protestors jailed in move to stifle dissent
• Tale of femme fatale was sparked by thoughts about war on terror
• Young critics
• Back-up plan means tribute to Joplin keeps singing the blues
• Engaging satirist offers sharp, spot-on thinking
• Canadian soprano remains a Festival favourite
• Fringe Children
• This is not for nervous fliers
• From the archives
• Bagpipers ensure city can party on after the Games
• Chip-firm ARM rises amid Ukraine tension
• Harkand secures multi-million deal to carry out repairs onapache’s assets
• Pedigree cattle breeders ‘must up their game’
• Markets round-up
• Standard Life’s new finance boss takes his post
• Nationwide profits soar in spite of sharp drop in lending
• Sport can bind Scotland whatever happens on September 18
• Gap in annuity rates widening, says study
• Punch’s reshuffle plans still in balance
• Sterling lifts after Carney’s hawkish Bank rate signal
• HERALD VIEW
• Golfing green

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