The Herald - 2017-03-29

• Staff shortages blamed for cancer setbacks
• Pre-school pupils to go on safari of musical discovery at indoor ‘camp’
• University lecturers ‘judged’ by student questionna­ires
• Health chiefs want more people vaccinated as measles cases rise
• Medic caught out on ebola nurse’s temperatur­e to learn fate today
• Plaque for the star man of astronomy
• Judge rejects grouse moor licence appeal
• Statins set to be a key in future control of blood clots
• Union says police not ready to deal with terrorist attack
• Schools inspectora­te boss to quit role after six years
• Officers patrolling outside Holyrood will carry Tasers as security reviewed
• Wife of London attacker ‘saddened’ by actions
• Call for judge to oversee Brexit disputes
• Historian says Sturgeon may have acted too soon
• Davidson in the firing line as SNP demands an apology
• Second poll may not go ahead before 2021 election
• Over her comment mocking MSP’s accent
• Britain faces two years of negotiatio­ns to strike new deal on trade
• Prime Minister brushes aside Mail’s ‘Legs-It’ story as just a ‘bit of fun’
• Motion to censure Brown over Chinese shambles to be tabled
• Senior civil servant to control spending for first time in history at Stormont
• Mayor Khan assured of a ‘friendly’ Brexit
• Brexit ‘divorce bill’ is dismissed by Davis
• Red Ken hits out as he fights to stay in Labour
• Ring with lock of hair from Bonnie Prince Charlie set for auction debut
• Factions and bullies a thing of the past, says charity boss
• Station revamp plan delayed by legal hitch
• Newspaper columnist slates Harry Potter author over tweet on Westminste­r attack
• Young girl found body of victim
• Rapist is convicted of stalking on bail
• Teacher: High workload led to false results
• Average speed cameras purge on A90 road
• NHS is facing multi-million pound negligence cost rise
• Wife’s joy as Marine could be freed in just weeks
• Figures reveal fall in home repossessi­ons
• Planners’ scathing report hits Aberdeen groundbid
• Tesco forced to pay £129m for inflating profits
• Cyclone ravages Australia
• Trump dismisses climate change fears as he eases restrictio­ns on fossil fuels
• Remains found near ferry ‘not human’
• Vote in Holyrood signals time to talk
• Rating lecturers is a blunt instrument of little value
• Donald Forsyth
• David Storey
• Theatre production­s focus on thedangers­ofnewtechn­ology
• Rising Scottish star returning home for festival show
• New chairman sets out vision for future of law company
• Urquhart to stand down as Morton Fraser chair
• AG Barr: Ministers will not tell us how to run our firm
• Reduced LFASS parachute payments must act as stepping stone to future, says farmers’ chief
• Trespass cites investment benefit as outdoor brand posts profits rise
• Boost for Cairn Energy in Senegal as partner highlights success of latest well
• Adviser warns on risks of pension transfers
• Independen­ce poll plan fuels investment worry
• Boardroom changes see chief depart Bowleven
• Vibration monitoring pioneer wins backing

The Herald - 2017-03-28

The Herald - 2017-03-30