The Herald - 2016-04-09

• Top Celtic investor linked to Panama Papers
• Fears over safety cause 17 schools in Edinburgh to be shut
• Australian spirits high at distillery
• Food bank for dogs
• Touch Bionics £27m deal
• Ukip calls activist a ‘prat’
• Kevin McKenna:
• Paris attack suspect arrested
• Pupils prepare for blast-off as their out-of-this-world experiment flies
• Heughan tells Outlander fans they can expect lots of surprises
• Probe into agencies over pupil’s killer
• Radio station wins hearts of US couple
• Met chief expresses regret to peer over VIP probe
• Rescued steel mills ‘back to work in summer’
• Earliest egg at osprey nest after ‘soap opera’ on the loch
• Veterans awarded France’s highest military honour for war heroics
• Toddler shows determinat­ion in her fight against rare syndrome
• Opposition decries EU ballot leaflet campaign
• Son hits out as carer avoids jail for theft
• Tata Steel suspends 10 staff as SFO probe opened
• Davidson targets regenerati­on zones to help businesses
• Sturgeon ‘misled the public’ over £10bn China trade deal
• Labour leader to launch an attack on SNP tax ‘betrayal’
• Kenny urges Fianna Fail to end ‘civil war enmity’ in coalition bid
• Corbyn would be a great PM, says DeVito
• Mother guilty of stamping to death her toddler daughter
• Bank of England appoints former Treasury man Woods as watchdog overseeing financial services
• Alcohol to be sold in store at motorway services
• Protesters take over amenity as row about cuts builds
• Hospitals to offer patients a ‘healthy option’ at mealtime
• Mission Survive winner Scott has set her sights on place in Strictly
• Sex attack inside van sparks off manhunt
• Monk jailed for abusing pupils
• Fashion display to mark Queen’s 90th birthday
• Supply teacher shortage found to be worsening
• Fears for future of Telford’s famous hill road
• Son sits just yards from his mother’s killer at sheriff court hearing
• Call to mark Carnegie book’s 80th anniversar­y
• Rochdale gang jailed for up to 25 years for child abuse
• Net closes on missing woman’s boyfriend
• Decomposed body of missing police officer found in a flat
• Boy safe after ‘no oxygen’ text sent from lorry
• Ethnic group stages sit-in as bailiffs move to close centre
• BBC’s drama chief quits to join rivals
• Just week in intensive care can cause lifelong muscle weakness, reveals study
• New navy chief foresees an ‘exciting era’ on the horizon
• Turnbull left in a spin over new technology
• Burgundy car link in hunt for mechanic murderer
• Jolie speech on BBC as it focuses on refugee crisis
• Tumour hope from plant used in Chinese medicine
• Slipping down the moral high ground
• So, what was it that happened to principle?
• Scottish Labour’s campaign has gone from bad to worse
• Better hospital food will make for happier patients
• Today’s political jousting lacks the panache and thrust of the past
• Cameron is at least better than the alternativ­es
• Gripping domestic abuse storyline but let us not forget child victims
• Contrary to popular opinion, witches in Scotland were strangled, and not burned alive
• ON THIS DAY
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Greek deportatio­n of migrants resumes
• Pope’s plea on family life
• Students freed as Burma government starts to release political prisoners
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE crossword no. 599
• Lord Jones
• Joseph Medicine Crow
• From the archives
• Oil price jump gives London market boost
• Bedrock pension for millions shaken by single-tier switch
• Tesco scheme to pay dairy farmers 2p per litre bonus
• Crosswords
• Ingenious takeover is second in a week for Wood
• How your choice of credit card can hit the cost of your holiday

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