The Herald - 2015-08-11

• Families in Crown complaint over student death crash case
• Mone to support start-ups
• THE BEST EDINBURGH FESTIVALS COVERAGE
• SNP tipped for landslide in spite of doubts over Government
• Panel rejects case for cancer drugs
• Campbell slams Corbyn
• Fishing law change fears
• Mis-selling bill tops £1bn
• Robinson slates ageism on news programmes
• Colette Douglas Home
• Performers create carnival atmosphere on capital’s streets
• Man found dead hours after being taken home by police
• Talks take place to stage Arches shows elsewhere
• Body find in hunt for Lennox daughter’s boyfriend Man’s eye falls out during trial
• Man was pushed in canal amid cycling row
• Family devastated by death of man in alleged assault
• Students set to exhibit creations at video games festival
• Six species of butterfly ‘are facing extinction due to climate change’
• Phones taking over need for daily items
• Gas tanker fire sparks motorway gridlock
• Inquiry told crash driver asked for HGV licence back
• One-third of GPs say they regret their decision to enter profession
• Care chief praises services but warns of ‘unacceptab­le’ pockets
• Hurt optimistic over his cancer treatment
• Housing plan ‘will transform Glasgow’
• Parents face wait as school shut over safety fears
• SNP hits out at former party member in race abuse row
• PM agrees with Hammond that migrants threaten living standards
• Contest favourite Dugdale details her ambition to raise standards in schools
• Broadcaste­r Marr says painting had part in recovery from stroke
• Summit calls for support for dairy industry
• Network Rail faces £2m fine for festive ‘failures’
• Amazon to join UK grocery market
• Firefighte­r faces prison for raping girl he saved in blaze
• Sweden accused of ‘victimisin­g’ WikiLeaks founder Assange
• Councils guilty over thousands of data breaches containing sensitive personal material
• Variety is spice of life for our pollinator­s
• Teacher stabbed by racist forgives him
• Farmer crushed between tractor and tree
• Machine-gun killer is locked up for 25 years
• Shooting stars to light up the night
• ‘SNP cronyism’ claim over grant given to T in the Park
• Teenager who lost leg at Alton Towers ‘can feel phantom limb’
• ‘Lucky girl’ on road to recovery after an early brush with death
• Alliance of interests can help rare wildlife
• Clerk stole £220,000 but said he had won the Lottery
• Police shoot man at Ferguson protest
• Wave of attacks in Turkey
• Final touches put to Greek bailout deal as deadline for debt repayment looms
• Labour faced with an unstoppabl­e SNP steamrolle­r
• Time for the RSPB to speak out against grouse shooting
• When travel is out of this world
• Inflammato­ry language that is profoundly unhelpful
• The Edinburgh festivals are ill served by inadequate infrastruc­ture
• Devolve powers over union rights to protect workers from Tory attack
• ON THIS DAY
• Allander Rail Halt proposal should be next up on the timetable
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• David McKenna
• David Nobbs
• A moving balance between beauty and bitterswee­t
• Ballet in the balance as jugglers put dancers at heart of action
• People person’s crazy characters prove to be winner
• Children’s shows
• Scholars highlight the alluring beauty of fused voices
• Weather takes the main stage at day-long Electric Honey gig
• Meet the telephone man who has all the right lines
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• Securing legacy from Commonweal­th Games is well within our grasp
• Dozens of store heifers and beef-bred bullocks are sold at Dumfriessh­ire Mart
• Nokia plots return to mobile phone market when non-compete deal expires
• Boost as OMGI to open office in capital
• Investment expert warns oil price will remain low
• Pension fund will put £10m into green energy
• Bumpy road

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