The Herald - 2015-04-24

• Sturgeon plan to divide Labour
• ‘Use Scots language in lessons to help literacy’
• MYSTERY MAN McKELLEN
• SNP leader offers backing to Alliance Trust
• Scotmid ‘ahead of rivals’
• Crumbling flats warning
• Runners shun outdoors
• Doctor hits out at ferry firm for ‘ruining her life’
• School in mobile ban U-turn
• Applecross trio set to do village proud in Marathon
• Father avoids school run rush with 15-foot canoe
• Tributes to biker who died in A85 collision
• Hospital’s robots usher in the future
• Decision not to pursue prosecutio­n of Labour peer Lord Janner is defended
• Members of congregati­on gave ‘a couple of hundred pounds a month’
• Warning more EU students could lose natives
• Labour says SNP ‘dodging’ oil price question
• Constituen­cy profile:
• Former PM accuses the Tories of whipping up anti-Scottish feeling
• Think tank casts doubt on SNP plan
• Cameron to launch a Tory manifesto for English votes
• Salmond bullish about prospects for exercising ‘huge influence’
• IFS places a question mark over SNP’s anti-austerity programme
• No sheepish arguments from Sturgeon after candidate’s Twitter trolling is revealed
• Plan of note launched for Royal High School
• First Minister defends ‘sensible’ decision to drop abolition plan for corroborat­ion in criminal cases
• Concerns over £100m held in college trusts
• Collider exhibit offers crash course in universe
• Cigars ‘just as bad for health as cigarettes’
• Regulator hammers Deutsche Bank with huge fine
• Stamps issued to mark the 200th anniversar­y of post box founder
• Owner ordered to cut giant trees
• Scots are ‘£12 better off a week’ as cost of living falls
• Galloway tried to halt charity probe
• How SNP deal with Labour could scupper independen­ce
• Entertaini­ng potshots from a mixed bag
• ROBERT MCNEIL
• Positive discrimina­tion a price worth paying in universiti­es
• This General Election is not about England versus Scotland
• Pros and cons in becoming a nun
• Upbeat Sturgeon is playing a long game
• Great care must be taken on use of college reserves
• Smart ways to protect vulnerable children from sexual exploitati­on
• Went to lose weight? The secret is to eat less
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• Royal Navy to bolster migrant rescue efforts
• Petraeus fined $100,000 for leaking military secrets to mistress biographer
• Valentin Sagasti Torrano
• Lakis Thanopoulo­s
• Honestly, chef Corrett has got right message for healthy diet
• Easy ways to make you feel energetic for summer
• Tried and tested: Mudder Maker
• Don’t take any risks with tender plants until frosts pass
• Audience having fun is what makes Shrek on stage special
• Duo have understand­ing to be great
• Patrick Gale: A Place Called Winter Eva Schloss: After Auschwitz: A Story of Heartbreak and Survival by the Stepsister of Anne Frank
• African rail journey is a challenge
• The answer to our energy conundrum is elementary
• A leading light in innovation
• Forward thinker will take place in history
• Greece fears continue to impact markets
• Pernod Ricard enjoys Chinese new year cheer
• Leading soft drinks supplier Nichols Dispense toasts breakthrou­gh Coca-Cola deal
• Gumption to fore as Cameron woos business with economic overture
• Renewables specialist Urban Wind agrees new £30m funding deal
• Abattoir work on track to meet establishe­d schedules
• BP sells its holding in North Sea pipeline system
• AG Barr chief’s pay rises to nearly £1.1 million
• Chairman in dire warning on future of Trapoil
• Learn to turn back the years
• Future is in your hands

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