The Herald - 2015-04-30

• Brown hits out over ‘anti-Scots’ Tory tactics
• Bus firms face crackdown after landmark ruling on air pollution in cities
• £60m bill for taxpayers as IT project costs double
• £19m pours in for Nepal
• QUEEN OF ALL SHE SURVEYS
• HERALD CHECKLIST
• Literacy setbacks hit curriculum plan
• Alliance fight costs £3m
• Police video bill warning
• Movie chiefs in site visit
• Election reports:
• Robbie Dinwoodie:
• Iain Macwhirter:
• Letters Special:
• University broke rules on consultati­on on redundancy for fixed term contract staff
• Entreprene­ur couple could come to rescue of stricken Tullis Russell
• Children believed to be part of wave of break-ins
• Dundee University ranked in the top 20
• Embezzler admits stealing £726,000 from charity trusts
• Savile abused at least 22 pupils at Surrey school, says police report
• ‘Beach body ready’ advert investigat­ed
• Teenager tried to get man to launch attack
• Tartaglia backs bid to rethink primary’s closure
• Parade redirected over safety fears
• Trade deal protester escorted from the building
• Constituen­cy profile: Uxbridge and South Ruislip
• Scottish Conservati­ves in fear of being misreprese­nted by Cameron’s campaign
• Campaign ‘poisonous’ to Tories
• SNP on high as Sturgeon targets both Yes and No
• Miliband vows Labour will keep nuclear deterrent on the Clyde to keep Britain safe
• Party leaders throw accusation­s at each other of post-election sting on the taxpayer
• Cameron warns of consequenc­es an election deadlock would bring
• Row as Labour councillor­s veto cash for MPs
• Changing fracking views puts SNP in the firing line
• Waterloo relic project unveils battle artefacts
• Call for alcoholic drinks to detail calories
• Maggie’s founder Jencks to unveil vast artwork on site of former mine
• Wild beavers in good health but fears of damage to land
• Abolition of under-12s air duty to make family holidays cheaper
• Ex-Premier League striker jailed for conspiring to bribe players and fix games
• Big top circus shows get a space at Fringe
• National parks ‘not suited to fracking’, says report
• Lord Janner may be called to give evidence at inquiry
• Jobs that challenge may help brain age
• Scottish universiti­es see a sharp increase in donations
• Researcher uncovers the origins of 12th-century document
• Test for Down’s is ‘cheaper and more reliable’
• Killer locked up after pulling a knife on doctor
• Strike by railway staff over sacking of colleague
• These are turbulent times for trainee pilots
• I rail at march of the body fascists
• ‘Must do better’ is the mark for CfE
• ON THIS DAY
• Overturn denial of access to prostrate cancer drug
• @HERALDSCOT­LAND.COM
• Kirk ministers could be sued
• Outcry at drug executions
• Japan’s PM offers condolence­s for US victims in Second World War
• Suzanne Crough Condray
• 10 Places to eat ...
• 10 More books about ...
• Finely balanced Hardy drama builds to shattering crescendo
• A very homely exhibition of a thoroughly modern man
• Fans think I’m singing better than ever, says Pride
• Bettany takes a new form in latest Avengers instalment
• Performanc­e
• Golden spy era stages return to BBC
• Footsie confidence knocked by US news
• Analysts report Standard Life in a good position
• Greggs set to offer up a dividend of £20m in share plan
• Drinking organic milk in pregnancy or while breastfeed­ing could impact on babies health
• Sausage skin maker Devro upbeat as analysts praise transforma­tion
• Stagecoach eyes a European expansion in wake of deregulati­on move
• Aggreko price review sought by customers in shale fields
• Power firm’s offshore energy flows free
• Share price rises but firm cuts costs and jobs after orders fall

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