The Herald - 2016-07-15

• May heads to Scotland in bid to save ‘special Union’
• Sixty killed after truck ploughs into crowd on Bastille Day
• MICKELSON MAGIC
• TOYAH TURNS BACK TIME
• Scotland’s red lines
• GP shortage shuts clinic
• Third Glasgow station
• Business Brexit fears
• Cabinet a ‘shift to right’
• Rate rise hold offers savers ‘scant relief’
• £4.3m boost will help to transform parks
• Scottish painters among Bowie’s art collection set to go under the hammer
• Cold and wet summer may hit butterflie­s, Attenborou­gh warns
• TV Emmys list is led by Game of Thrones
• Swimmer tells of her killer whale terror
• Seven new arrests in Cup Final invasion inquiry
• City ready to ‘set new standards’ at festival of culture
• Panel of top education experts to advise on improving schools
• Prince proves ‘HIV test is for everybody’
• MP hits at officials in VW emissions row
• Fundraiser appears in court facing allegation­s of stalking ex-partner
• Homes torn down after gas workers set them on fire while fitting boiler
• Tourism up by one third but fears over Brexit loom large
• Mother calls for lower screening age after ‘accidental’ cancer find
• ‘Fake’ Rembrandt to go on public display
• Plea for emergency tug in the Hebrides
• Speeding motorist spared jail for killing pensioner
• Survivors of breast cancer ‘let down all the way’
• Smith enters the battle to become SNP deputy leader
• Call for loyalty vow sparks new row in the fight to head Labour
• Woolfe launches bid for Ukip leadership
• Donor going to court over Corbyn ruling
• Minister brushes aside plea for rethink on Trident
• Salmond warns PM not to mess with the Scots
• Cameron unveils memorial to PCs on his first day away from No. 10
• Dramatic rise and fall of Gove has hallmarks of a Shakespear­ean play
• European politician­s horrified by Johnson promotion
• Next boss warns over bid to cut immigratio­n
• University claims top title for second year at Higher Education Awards
• Mother tells of battle to stay strong after daughter’s death
• And the winners are . . .
• Union claims overwhelmi­ng support for strike action in oil firm row
• BBC News and World channels will not be merged
• Drama on the buses as city gets in gear for a year of art and culture
• Bid to list conman as sex offender
• Children as young as one can have tissue frozen
• Hundreds of guests flee hotel chemical incident
• The new language Johnson must master is diplomacy
• Figures on Scottish students do not tell full story
• Beneath the bumbling exterior, Johnson has a brain exuding erudition
• Letters Special
• Reshuffle questions pledge on injustice
• Brexit cannot be allowed to harm boost in tourism
• Will we ever have a transport system that is fit for purpose?
• Human rights have to be top of the agenda for the new Prime Minister
• ON THIS DAY
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• US offers Russia new pact
• Obama laments mounting fragility of bond between police forces and society
• Trump and family meet VP candidates
• Elvis Costello
• Fish supper with a difference
• Why man who cooked for the Queen Mother keeps it simple
• Why a doctor’s note could be bad for your health
• Tried and tested:
• Keep your garden nice while you are on holiday this summer
• Cairn shares dip after Woodside moves in for £322m stake in Senegal
• Appraisal well drilling at Skipper field to start next week, says Independen­t
• Temasek’s help puts pureLifi in position to make leap
• Faroe plans fresh share placing to fund oil and gas fields deal
• Called to account
• Sterling surges as UK interest rates held
• Minoan eyes big acquisitio­n as it banks on Crete project
• Film dispels myths around methods of sheep slaughter
• Halfords hopes for Olympics boost as wet weather puts brakes on bike sales
• Oil and gas group successful in $145m water bid
• Festival will unite tech and marketing experts
• Postgrads will find success on a plate
• Sydney Schanberg
• Bernardo Provenzano
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Susan Egelstaff on Friday
• Sport in brief
• Veteran Misbah hits unbeaten century
• Doyle desperate to show Petersen she is still No.1 despite surrenderi­ng European crown
• UK Sport sets record-breaking medals target for Rio Olympics
• Scot tees things off with a slice of high drama
• The Eagle
• Leicester youngster can spread his wings at Rangers, insists Hoyland
• McGhee grants Moult permission to inject pain away
• Osman relishes Thistle’s early test
• Mickelson magic but misses shot to make Open history
• MacLeod warns Rodgers to spend money now or miss out on Europe
• Newcastle’s Hanley bids knocked back
• Dodoo: I want to play for Rangers

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