The Herald - 2016-10-25

• Sturgeon: PM May is driving us over hard Brexit cliff
• Plan to have public body to manage Scotland’s railways
• Policeman saves colleague dragged by car in murder bid
• Revealed: Burrell Collection’s expansive new £66m look for 2020
• Independen­ce campaigner in dock over ‘threat’ to judge
• Ofcom assesses complaints over ‘rape scene’ in BBC’s Poldark
• Dylan is ‘not being impolite’ at snubbing Nobel win
• Marlowe credited on Shakespear­e plays
• 999 system will tell officers if callers at risk
• Bakery that refused ‘gay-marriage cake’ loses legal bid
• Senior doctors admit prescribin­g many treatments ‘of little or no use’
• Technology entreprene­ur tops list of most influentia­l black Britons
• ‘Weapons’ seized by Holyrood security
• Calais children delays as Jungle is flattened
• Actress tells how she wrote farewell note to her partner after plane forced into emergency landing
• ‘Sunset clause’ targets rights of workers
• MP calls for tougher border security as Jungle refugee camp dismantled
• Universiti­es fear Brexit catastroph­e for research
• Microsoft to hike British prices over collapse in value of sterling
• Frustratio­n all round as Downing Street clash ends in positive stalemate on way ahead
• Devolved administra­tions demand ‘real investment’
• More than 1,000 are reported missing every day
• Nurses battling long-term health and money worries
• Book on historical murder in croft to trigger tourist boom
• Rescued Russian sailor sent to prison for fraud
• Proposals are approved for lochside campsites
• More than one shop a day is forced to close
• Inquiry starts into cuts to local government budgets
• Tests reveal blood protein could be warning sign of pregnancy complicati­ons
• Number of cases that go to court a ‘serious concern’
• Motorbike is stolen as owner buys fuel
• Police officer tells trial of finding body parts in bath
• When the crowd was wishing for many happy returns
• Living near noisy and polluted roads drives up blood pressure
• Bidtoban junk food TV ads to younger viewers
• Police say fox hunting ban is ‘unworkable’
• Long hours and pressure to work when ill damaging work-life balance of employees
• MPs urge Obama to allow UK to try hack accused
• Briton ‘tortured victim’
• Iraqi forces take two villages while rights group question mosque attack
• EU trade deal with Canada in jeopardy
• Pardons do matter to make amends to those wronged
• A question that remains unanswered
• We should want best deal not just for Scotland but for UK
• Letters Special
• Flexibilit­y needed on Brexit options
• Time for Abellio to keep to its promises on ScotRail
• Double standards north of the Border on third runway at Heathrow
• Bad decision on parking spaces
• We are making the right calls to safeguard public across the country
• I despair at thisEUexit dialogue of the deaf
• ON THIS DAY
• Private initiative best on issue of spending a penny
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Tom Hayden
• Jimmy Perry
• Mid-life meltdown of a feminist became surprise West End hit
• Tchaikovsk­y orchestra produce force and finesse
• Seafood stew with Latin twist
• Painting a picture ofhowto help poor children
• Space firm aims for satellite bases in US as profits rocket
• Hallowe’en drives sales at costume firm
• Scottish Government must tackle skills shortages once and for all
• Wood to recruit more staff as it wins contract on giant Canadian oil field
• University deal gives boost to disease research
• Firms urged to get to grips with unfair terms
• Scottish Friendly’s boss to stand down
• Manufactur­ers cut workforce
• Aberdeen law firm profits fall after dip in turnover

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