The Herald - 2015-05-22

• Tory fears over allowing SNP role in UK security
• Union fury as ministers raise return of primary school tests
• Govan yard to remain open
• Tourist tax plan for capital
• Kirk gay marriage delay
• Tesco payoffs move
• Jenny Hjul:
• Coulson ‘told me to take the fall’
• More than 80 medics issue warning over risks to cancer care
• Mary Berry
• Robert McNeil
• Mone’s leaving of Scotland ignites an online firestorm
• Qatar friendly may foment protests about human rights for World Cup workers in the Middle East
• GP service shake-up to endure patient care tests
• DNA find gives hope to prostate cancer sufferers
• Mother reveals facial reconstruc­tion in charity bid
• Top expert claims Art School repairs may be hampered by lack of artisans
• Education secretary’s next visit to St Andrews may be to hide in a bunker
• Leadership candidate says ‘no’ to splitting Labour Party
• Trident safety debate scheduled as fallout from leaked report grows
• Bill to ban pavement parking submitted after decade of delays
• Make sure devolution Bill’s fit for purpose, says MSP
• Cameron legislates to grip immigratio­n
• Video game makers sue BBC over drama
• Union accuses bank of hitting communitie­s after plans are revealed to close more branches
• Push for NHS to provide an additional cycle of IVF free for couples
• Parents of children killed on Thomas Cook holiday win payout from the firm
• Cab driver, 38, guilty of Iraq bomb making
• Men guilty of abusing boys over more than 30 years
• Mother: Bosses sacked me for home working
• Rowling wins an apology over ‘sob story’ claim
• Tragic couple buy up £8m property
• Change in tactics needed to frustrate progress of IS
• Amnesty criticises Qatar for failing to improve World Cup labour conditions
• INSIDE TRACK: A curriculum that is struggling with the basics
• Time to stop blaming teachers and attend to the real problem
• Cannes dress code leaves me flat
• Democratic deficits and a poll mandate
• A whole new ball game lies ahead for Festivals funding
• We are seeing the shambles that passes for democratic governance
• Bank bosses should face the consequenc­es
• There are taxing matters to grapple with on both sides of the Border
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• Sign language Bill will be of significan­t interest to many people
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• Blair Macnaughto­n
• Margaret Mary McGhee
• From the archives
• Australian pioneers of punk The Saints get back on the road
• Spectacula­r show of music, monsters and the Doctor
• A mesmeric dissection of the motives and mien of a monster
• Double Crossword
• Six decades of pomp, peace and pop
• Simple soap and water can sometimes let us down
• A satisfying way to grow replacemen­t plants from cuttings
• Oil and gas industry is still fuelling growth
• Sterling roars but a fairly flat day for FTSE
• Isle of Harris Distillers gears up for launch
• Busy at the tills as warm April had shoppers snapping up summer clothing
• MSP meets Clyde Union to discuss threat of job losses
• Farmers urged to take necessary action as energy certificat­e rules set to change
• Booker snaps up rivals in convenienc­e store wars
• Spirit gets industry award for its airline wing work

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