The Herald - 2015-11-02

• Labour votes to scrap Trident
• CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION
• DAVID TORRANCE ON MONDAY
• Appeal to delay campus closure
• Vitamin D ‘makes you fit’
• Peoples’ ‘whopper’ year
• Fears over HS2 snub
• Delegates in jail threat:
• PM to Putin: The UK shares grief of the Russian people
• Go-ahead for largest floating wind farm
• Glasgow contest is hailed as ‘one of the best ever’
• Young rugby fan given the ultimate souvenir
• Nominees announced for Trad music awards
• UK one of best places in world to start up a business
• The ‘hidden lion’ inside our pet cats
• Rise in homeless at Christmas
• Heritage park plan revealed forsiteof old dock
• Driver dies after vehicle overturns and smashes into parked car in early hours
• Attacks double on TV licence officers
• Constance left red-faced over live TV gaffe Watch the video at www.heraldscot­land.com
• Veto over new powers to be dropped from bill
• Scandal-hit MP Thomson dropped from awards
• Clarke makes demand for new laws to curb power of House of Lords
• Party must show it ‘stands up for Scotland’
• May: Spying laws are no charter to snoop
• Prince Harry welcomes walking wounded
• Entreprene­ur who set up news site set to expand into television
• Ex-offender keen on the act of deterrence
• Infertilit­y problem a taboo topic for men
• Larger printing of calories to tackle obesity
• Insurance set to rise by £100 following tax hike
• Dangers of children’s rugby in spotlight
• Police federation expects M9 death crash report to make for ‘some brutal reading’
• Captain in £200,000 legal claim over army ‘bullying’
• Half of men aged 18 to 45 have considered suicide
• We don’t give a fig about Fawkes ... we just want to have fun
• Have your say over plans for new care standards
• Bitter taste as tour firm axes brewery visits
• Rise in sex offenders breaching rules after release
• Tory hopeful is paid £145,000 for only 13 days as union boss
• Chhokar father makes a death-bed plea for justice
• Raiders terrorise elderly victim in house raid
• Honour for boy’s life-saving rescue
• Cancer survival rates highest among most affluent patients
• Famous family’s origins may pre-date Anglo-Saxon arrival
• Actor’s child abuse revelation ‘difficult’
• Tory peer Mone’s ex ties the knot again
• Campaign to restore sketch of navy hero
• Man left with head injury in ‘random’ assault
• 11 die in hotel attack by Islamic extremists
• AKP sweeps back to power
• East German official whose ‘foul-up’ sparked opening of Berlin Wall dies
• A Scottish trip could be just the thing for Jinping
• Beneath the civilised veneer of our society, primitive fear and hatred seethe
• Pristine campsite shows why by-laws plan should be binned
• Riverside campus will not make it any easier to find a parking space
• Quoted disposable income is way beyond most pensioners’ means
• A9 vigilantis­m is not necessary
• We are breathing new life into the nation’s ‘youthful enlightenm­ent’
• ON THIS DAY
• State should not encroach on liberty of individual
• George Brown
• Lisa Jardine
• Tragedy adds poignancy to thought-provoking art
• Lesbian love life backin the Good Old Days
• Venture into the forest and experience multi-sensory show
• Double Crossword
• Today’s Highlights
• We must be competitiv­e to find our way forward
• Farm animals need protection from fireworks as much as our pets do
• HSBC and Morrisons set for cash blows as M&S bids to keep up momentum
• Crosswords
• SEP silent on possible sale of holding in Skyscanner
• Law firm chief is ‘delighted’ with rise in profits
• Quality control counts for chocolate firm growing in global markets

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