The Herald - 2015-04-29

• Tears for Karen: Mourners form guard of honour for murdered nurse
• Poll: Unpreceden­ted support for Sturgeon on both sides of Border
• Scottish house prices soar to a record high
• Pilot scheme to protect women hailed success
• Indonesia executes drug smugglers
• Alliance pulls back from Elliott stand-off
• Aid boss warns Nepal recovery will take years
• Factory worker hands in notice after winning £8m jackpot
• Airport to trial a new route to add capacity
• One in three drug deaths is a parent
• One in four lecturers suffered harassment, finds survey
• Entertaine­r Keith Harris, 67, dies after ongoing battle with cancer
• Tories predict self-rule dream will fade
• Constituen­cy profile: Glasgow North West
• Tory Fallon stalls on confirmati­on of vote on Trident with minority Labour government
• Comedian and Labour leader clash
• Farage: SNP are openly racist and anti-English
• Campaigner­s accuse SNP of misleading the public over fracking stance after moratorium
• PM calls Miliband ‘a joke’ after Labour leader’s interview with Russell Brand
• Prince leaves a pregnant pause in visit to education centre
• Lost letters reveal Knox had influence across Continent
• Man sent to jail after making threats to kill sheriff
• Cameras on A9 get drivers to slow down
• Wind farms bring £7bn boost to the Scottish economy, new figures show
• Turf war breaks out between crofters over unelected chief
• Woman jailed for 16 years over brutal death ‘honey trap’
• Call to scrap air passenger duty as total tax-take rises to £3.17bn
• Former police officer cleared of murdering drug dealer
• Retirees shun traditiona­l inheritanc­e and opt for ‘giving while living’
• Government gives Tullis Russell collapse task force £6m
• Breast feeding link to cancer risk reduction
• Minister refuses to rule out regulation of buses
• Increased wait times for A&E treatment
• Taxpayers foot £4.5m bill for contaminat­ed land deal
• Man jailed for abusing women over 18 years
• Father’s tears for Corfu poisoning children
• Protesters plan Dungavel demonstrat­ion against detentions
• Rail chiefs slammed over air travelling expenses
• 15 deaths in Yemeni clashes as charity warns of humanitari­an catastroph­e
• Beyond doubt that Osborne has made a hash of economy
• Bearing witness to world’s trauma no easy task
• KENYON WRIGHT
• SNP’s education record gives a lie to their austerity claims
• Slack-jawed with fatigue at 3am
• Clare’s Law is only part of the answer
• Land reform limits clear in Crofting Commission crisis
• The gauge that speaks volumes about our leading politician­s
• The dangers for SNP in supporting a minority Labour government
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• Support the Gurkhas who have been serving Britain for 200 years
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• Keith Harris
• Dr Helen Kennedy
• Choir on the record with music that spans hundreds of years
• Lindsay Lou dials M for melody to write new songs
• Why are our train services so bad?
• Innis & Gunn to launch bond drive for £3m
• Lochhead warns no place for ‘slipper farmers’ in new CAP
• Tax changes to aid BP earnings
• IndigoVisi­on shares plunge as first-half loss expected

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The Herald - 2015-04-30