The Herald - 2015-04-28

• Bond Girl comes to New Town
• Labour on attack as poll predicts a wipeout
• Kirk warns ministers face legal challenge for refusing to wed gay couples
• Two Scots still missing after Nepal earthquake
• COLETTE DOUGLAS HOME
• A CURIOUS INCIDENT TAKES CENTRE STAGE
• Hundreds are facing the axe at two firms
• Call for focus on business
• ‘Prophet’ guilty of attacks
• Obesity treatment hope
• Iain Macwhirter:
• Round of golf ‘takes too long’
• Restrictio­ns on camping approved for the banks of Loch Lomond
• Paxman thinks dating show is ‘fantastic’ TV
• Councils question new chief education officer role
• ‘Futuristic’ hospital gets positive response after opening to the public
• Half of all motorists in the UK admit that they have broken rules on the roads
• War veteran accused of raping hopefuls after taking ‘dull job’
• New Higher qualificat­ion begins this week
• From lecturer to holy celebrity: The rise and fall of the man they called The Prophet
• Jacket is off as PM fights to keep grip on power
• Constituen­cy profile: Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill Claims Nationalis­ts set for landslide
• Clegg insists pledge to increase spending on youngsters to £55bn is ‘non-negotiable’
• SNP leader: Miliband was bullied into rejecting deal
• SNP on course to win all but two seats in Scotland, new poll claims
• Miliband taunts Tories on home ownership as he makes promise over stamp duty
• Kennedy accuses Conservati­ves of ‘stoking English nationalis­m’
• Former footwear designer on track to make it in world of classic cars
• Almost 150 hopefuls make the final shortlist for inaugural awards highlighti­ng the best in hair, beauty and aesthetics
• Youth mortality rate for diabetes is rising
• Gas firm’s profits up after cold winter
• Staff too scared to speak of mental problems
• Globe signed by Captain Scott is to be restored thanks to Herald appeal
• WWF highlights deforestat­ion ‘hotspots’ for next two decades
• Ex-army chief sued over 1973 killing
• ‘Children living with one parent prone to problems’
• Greece switches IMF chief
• Afghan president delays departure on trip after Taliban threat to major city
• An outright winner in the verbal dexterity stakes
• Out-of-tune BoJo keeps droning on
• Constructi­ng a skills-based future for young people
• Labour face a big fight in Scotland but we will battle for every vote
• Common sense should be applied so that the Cowal wind farm proposal is rejected
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• Eddie Mulheron
• Eduardo Galeano
• It’s a wonderful life for Billy and Tim ... and a ghost
• Double Crossword
• Performanc­e
• Spotlight placed on brave new world
• The quest to ensure two horses would be behemoths
• European Commission approves €1.2m grant boost for beef and lamb industries in Scotland
• Big four banks still facing conduct and litigation charges ‘of about £19bn’ over next couple of years
• The site of Beatles’ one-time office sold for £222m
• Falls in output and orders hit producers
• Crosswords
• Calls for tycoon Mallya to quit board of USL

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