The Herald - 2015-05-01

• Sturgeon slates Miliband pledge to sacrifice power
• Anger over redundancy laws after staff sacked by telephone
• Shell in North Sea warning
• GUIDETTI GUILTY OF RANGERS JIBE
• ALISON ROWAT
• Ex-officer’s crime warning
• College’s £55k legal bill
• Menzies faces break-up
• Election reports:
• ‘Conscience’ vote for MSPs on suicide Bill
• Spacecraft crashes into planet as fuel runs out
• Rock, folk and electronic music join forces at Edinburgh Festival
• McCann is still driven by hunt for missing daughter
• Most parents baffled by their children’s language
• Picasso’s glass goat is bought by museum
• Glasgow Subway passenger numbers are at record levels but 500,000 behind target
• Former top soldier quizzed over abuse allegation­s
• Man faces prison for terrible cruelty to animals
• Davidson distances herself from PM’s comments on blocking fresh referendum
• The journalist­s’ verdicts and how they ranked the leaders
• Growing favour towards a more proportion­al system
• ELECTION Diary
• Leaders fail to land killer punch in big job interview
• Administra­tors told to keep the postal votes secret after claims of referendum ‘tallying’
• Liberal Democrats blame Cameron for plans to save £8bn with Child Benefit cuts
• Ashcroft: Tories are ‘still the nasty party’
• Farage sees May 7 as ‘staging post’ for Holyrood in 2016
• Publicatio­ns roll out endorsemen­ts of leaders as polling day draws ever nearer
• Labour’s Dugdale loses out in war of words with First Minister on ‘referendum’ question
• Africa adventurer on track in world record cycle effort
• Population reaches record high
• Senior Hillsborou­gh officer denies ‘drunken fans’ story
• Police watchdog faces criticism for ejecting unions from meeting
• Growing fears of widespread extinction if climate change remains unchalleng­ed
• Live longer by walking two minutes an hour
• Police in third bid to close nightclub
• Killer ordered to pay £86,000 to victim’s son
• Thousands of workers from bust high-street stores lose bid for payout
• Tiny heroine saves her brother from early death
• Mansion is left a ‘shell’ after blaze
• Bid to give voice to youngsters in care
• Arrests at Dumfries House as prince is close by
• Outlander author turbine attack
• Life for grandfathe­r who murdered baby
• Fresh appeal for man missing since October
• Reduction in sugary drinks lowers risk of diabetes
• Man slams £55k role for ‘coward’ fire chief
• North Sea drug raid nets cocaine worth £500m
• Pulled out alive after five days trapped in rubble
• Comprehens­ives and the old school tie
• Letters Special
• Desperate tactics for desperate times
• How to prepare, or not, for seaside
• CfE largely to blame for low standards
• Growing poverty having an impact on levels of literacy and numeracy
• Some sauna hot spots should be avoided
• ON THIS DAY
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• Saudi Game of Thrones could escalate tensions
• 10 men each jailed for 25 years for role in shooting peace prize winner Malala
• Recipe for life that helps you follow Donal
• Have a health blitz with these nutritious smoothies
• If you want your home to sell get your garden into shape
• Jimmy Cobain
• Caroline Cuthbert
• Williamson sees comical side of his one-man war on Amazon
• Twisting into a thriller through the eyes of a troubled teen
• Production for the very young tells story without using words
• Double Crossword
• Searing portrayal of volcanic events
• Where the best lead by example
• London steadies after low US GDP figures
• McEwan warns RBS faces wait to restore trust
• Superglass to benefit from more new house building
• Pufferfish will cross the ocean for new base
• Income analysis finds limited change in earnings gap
• Arria fears send share values into spiral after Shell news
• Crosswords
• Scottish revenue down but STV chief is upbeat
• Called To Account

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