The Herald - 2016-04-11

• Angry parents demand action on closed schools
• Cameron to face a taxing time during grilling by angry MPs
• Tsar to aid poorer students
• BEGBIE AND THE GANG RETURN
• On how to deal with killers who happen to be children
• Manufactur­ing hit by plunge in orders
• Pro-life group funds row
• Trawler tragedy rescue
• Easter Rising warning
• Sturgeon vow as party chiefs reveal tax return documents
• Students display creative works
• Tributes to financier’s son after Alps tragedy
• One in four Muslims ‘backing Sharia law’
• Welby is praised by leaders for reaction to test result
• Candidates told cash needed for diabetes research
• Warning over new energy rules designed to help out consumers
• Killer seeks help to fund return from US
• Study finds millions of lives can be saved
• Pensioner killed in crash at accident hot-spot
• Exhibition showcases American history in pictures
• SNP accused over flood of ‘trivial’ Commons motions
• Greens and Ukip set sights on winning seats across country
• Lawson says bill for EU leaflets is scandal
• Banking culture has cost billions says peer
• Open water champion on top as he swims, and climbs, to victory in ‘uphill’ canal race
• Family of Peru drug mule tell of hopes for release
• Parents await decision on groundbrea­king drug for their children
• Driver is hurt after train hits tractor on crossing
• Older skin cancer more likely to resist treatment
• SAS hero’s cap badges given back to family
• To see or not to see – take a peek at full-stop Bard
• Scrapping plan for dirtiest diesel vehicles unlikely to improve air quality claims RAC
• Police unit admits 13 breaches of law on snooping
• Couple’s fight to end Spain’s ‘secret shame’ of dog cruelty
• Madonna spends time with her son Rocco as rift appears to be healing
• Suspect due to appear in court charged with murdering police officer
• Hospital ‘sorry’ for dumping patient’s belongings
• Terrorism, surveillan­ce and the rule of law. Oh, and drinks
• Proof that most are just the job for our employers
• Park time capsule will be reburied
• Adoption party proves a success
• Two-thirds of homes miss out on energy efficiency
• Student loans being snubbed by least well off
• Supermarke­t price wars blamed for jump in number of food producers going under
• Cancer patient scanned as part of new study
• Bridge’s mystique grows as creation revealed
• Olympic star Davies: Women still not allowed to age like men
• Victims welcome jail term for monk abuser
• Wheelchair ‘banned’ from football pitch
• Fireworks blast kills 100
• Brussels attackers planned a second France strike, claim Belgian police
• Answer for cyclists on busy trains is not ‘bike and stow’
• Compulsion is chief reason to oppose Named Person scheme
• Trust what the locals say when it comes to Holyrood’s pronunciat­ion
• Fracking stance threatens unity
• ON THIS DAY
• Council not guilty of manipulati­ng Catholic primary school’s roll
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Paddy O’Donnell
• George McDonald
• No shame in sentiment as Deneve makes a return
• Thomas wants us to watch this space
• Singing praises of monkfish
• Scotland needs to be bold to attract higher earners
• City expects to see signs of Tesco turnaround as Poundland’s slide continues
• Seeing is believing at cattle marts, but haircuts can make a difference
• Science Centre has the right formula
• Crosswords
• League leader maintains his place as star soars further
• BDO finds confidence falling as firms fear for orders
• Going for growth

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