The Herald - 2016-07-16

• May offers Sturgeon major role in talks to leave the EU
• CATRIONA STEWART
• KEVIN MCKENNA
• Fifty victims fight for life:
• FirstGroup’s bumpy road
• Rangers payouts boost
• ‘Military coup’ in Turkey
• Jihadis’ breeding ground:
• Survivors tell of terror:
• Running costs of abuse probe rise to £1.8m
• Suspect seized in MP death threats inquiry
• London Mayor calls on new PM to back second Gatwick runway
• Calls for prisons to introduce brain injury scanning service
• Legal fight over strip of land just 2ft wide
• Police watchdog launches inquiries into deaths
• Women and men ‘wired up’ differentl­y
• Social resilience, respect and willingnes­s to care for others are the foundation stone of our lives, particular­ly in the aftermath of blind violence
• IS video urged jihadists to use lorry to murder people
• American family heartbroke­n as father and 11-year-old son are among fatalities
• Stillbirth heartache inspires couple to donate cuddle cot
• New Star Wars film contains best dialogue yet, claims actor Hamill
• Pokemon teenagers rescued from mine
• Shell firms used to launder cash in former Soviet Union
• After early wobbles, Peake says recovery is coming on smoothly
• Man is facing jail term for sex attack on boy, 8, in pub toilet
• Householde­r sought after body recovered
• Disabled safety fear over rail’s driver-only operations
• Leadsom branded ‘ignorant’ over paedophile­s in childcare comment
• ‘We don’t want a return to the border of the past,’ says new Northern Ireland Secretary
• BoE’s chief economist warns Brexit will mean more job losses
• Farmers due £25m after CAP updating failure
• Watchdog drops Tory expenses battle
• Cameron forces extra £283,000 payout to special advisers
• Would something short of full EU membership be acceptable to the SNP?
• Brexit voters felt ‘left behind and ignored’
• Letwin: UK trade experts all working for the EU
• Murder trial told of man’s fear
• Lord Attenborou­gh’s idyllic retreat goes on the market
• Tycoon goes on the attack before MPs report on the demise of BHS
• Lifting Scottish Cup is a dream come true for 106-year-old fan
• Inventor in plea to ‘save open internet’
• Eye doctor guilty of criminal failings in boy death
• 247,000 users for Diamond Bridge in first month
• Hundreds line up for final farewell to tragic MP Cox
• Diabetes time bomb warning as NHS drugs bill hits £90m
• Operators call for help with nuclear clean-up job
• Rock veteran Jagger to be a father again with eighth child at age of 72
• Family calls for murder probe into death of Scot at hostel
• Martin son wants to work with Sir Paul and Ringo
• Cultural world waits in fear to feel Brexit impact
• Intelligen­ce key to foiling lone attacks
• Evidence that those who rejected the SNP’s EU claims were correct
• Women are now to the fore on the world stage
• Trident will not address the UK’s 21st-century security concerns
• ON THIS DAY
• David Cameron did not deserve round of applause
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• Trump picks running mate
• Mourners pay respects to shooting victim whose death sparked protests
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Jackie McInally
• Teddy Rooney
• Pound gives up gains after Brexit warning
• Brexit vote suggests the trend towards globalisat­ion is likely to slow
• Company pension schemes hit hard post-EU referendum
• Subsea training firm dives into new opportunit­ies
• Deadline extended for submission of BES calving data
• Faroe shares slump after investors back fundraisin­g
• FanDuel ready for football product launch
• Personal Finance

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