The Herald - 2015-08-13

• Mone avoided paying tax in ‘morally repugnant’ scheme
• Foster mother death ‘avoidable’
• Blair warns of Labour annihilati­on if Corbyn is party leader
• EDINBURGH FESTIVALS
• Lorry driver may be charged
• Prestwick Airport chiefs quit jobs
• T in the Park lobby row
• Spark recruitmen­t drive
• State pupils ‘losing out’
• Lanark stage bow delayed as preview night called off over technical issues
• Alison Rowat
• Grandmothe­r has crumb of comfort over Bake Off exit
• Poet appointed nation’s first official writer in Scots in bid to boost awareness of language
• Scots Law Society opens its doors to paralegals
• Child D and his foster parents were all let down by system
• Disabled woman set to scale Ben Nevis
• Davis Cup tie to bring windfall of £20m for city
• Calls for ID cards to help in migrant crisis
• Number of inactive ‘workers’ rises as jobless fall
• Airport shops are not being straight with travellers, claims consumer affairs expert
• Pledge to make grouse shooting more accessible
• Footballer Gallacher denies claims his pet dog bit girl, 7
• Campaign launched as Scots cancer survival rates rise
• GM crop ban prompts backlash
• Mass burial site could hold victims of the plague
• Benefits form large portion of retirement income
• Mother who killed baby given three-year jail term
• Prison on alert as killer given death threats
• Corbyn and Trump … polls apart and yet surging ahead
• Scottish Labour is doomed if it does not have full autonomy
• I so want to ‘left swipe’ this app
• There is no need to be ashamed of the grammar of the Scots dialect
• Monarchy a key ingredient in the strength and stability of the UK
• Ban on GM crops is right ethically and for our economy and standing
• ON THIS DAY
• Still cause for concern over latest A&E figures
• Truce on Syrian frontline
• Confusion as Libyan PM says in TV interview he will quit over criticism
• Kenneth William Green
• Alistair Paterson
• 10 Things to do across Scotland this weekend
• Chef tale’s a tasty treat
• Bring out the Imp
• Scorching story of big corruption in the Big Apple
• Girls just want to have fun in new female buddy movie
• FSPA shortlist of 21 is selected
• Father, politician, philanthro­pist... and drug baron
• Musician adds her layer of drama to new work
• Dance repertoire aims to reveal innermost truths
• Valentina Nafornita
• The Rake’s Progress
• Troubling portrait of life in post-apartheid Soweto
• Yuan devaluatio­n continues to hit shares
• AvantiCell secures European funding to progress
• Sigma raising cash to build 10,000 homes for rent in next five years
• Lookers open to expanding dealership­s north of Border
• Dog walkers’ chance to download guidance over taking pets on farms, estates and crofts
• Cairn call for speedy resolution to Indian tax issue
• The Bottom Line
• Keep sight of bright spots amid the gloom

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