The Herald - 2017-05-11

• Comey ‘requested more resources for Russia probe’
• Music fans left raging after two-day festival scrapped
• Rescuers scale back search for missing oil rig worker
• Family ‘torn apart’ by girl’s death on theme park ride
• Doctor accused of killing ‘agitated’ over death
• Second Ross Harper lawyer is struck off
• Scotland share of North Sea oil revenue is negative
• Davidson: I am open to a review of rape clause
• Poverty found to raise health risks of excessive drinking
• Philanthro­pist’s £750,000 legacy is music to ears of Napier chiefs
• Police code puts end to ‘consensual’ stop-and-searches
• Housing market hit by lack of homes for sale
• Judge rules child must return to Sweden
• Submariner hits out at ‘total lies’ as he is cleared of rape
• Training staff to deliver the new curriculum is an ‘impossible job’
• Union in call for an immediate freeze on reforms
• Laser can detect the ripeness of fruit
• Whyte’s lawyer thought he was whisky tycoon, jury told
• Seven out of 10 uncomforta­ble asking for free tap water
• Edmonds demands £50m over HBOS fraud case
• When Lulu had no doubts about opening this store in Glasgow
• Scientists to find out if crab meat boosts health
• Doctors’ health fear over social media cravings
• Fireworks explosion kills 11 children
• Qantas chief hit by pie in face
• Appeal to name rare albino orangutan
• Export volumes fall as engineers struggle
• Tories are accused of being ‘allergic’ to onshore energy
• Barratt has record forward sales as completion­s hit pre-crisis levels
• Investor group vows to grill Royal Bank bosses at annual meeting
• Wood boss sees no North Sea upturn

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