The Herald - 2017-06-02

• Top SNP figures in danger of defeat to Tory gains
• President’s rejection of climate deal ‘is an act of vandalism’
• Strikes averted as low turnout hits union vote
• Glasgow academic discovers forgotten play by US literary pioneer Wharton
• Future generation­s may not know what life is like today
• Architect voices fears over £66m restoratio­n of Burrell Collection museum
• Same-sex marriages hailed by minister
• Barra funeral of terror attack victim to be held next week
• Teachers issue warning over ‘delay’ to vital exam reforms
• Government review to look at principal teachers
• Five men face court questions over Scots’ death fall
• Inquiry told abuse affects one in eight children
• Corbyn senses move towards Labour
• Go on, my son! Jezza’s popular revolt sends temperatur­es soaring among adoring comrades in Wat Tyler country
• May pins victory hopes on Brexit
• SNP’s advert ‘betrays fear of backlash on constituti­on’
• Economist magazine backs a loser but calls vote for LibDems a down-payment for the future
• Strategy after TV no-show dents Tory campaign
• Sturgeon accused as more wait to be treated in hospital
• Ukip avoids key seats to boost Unionists’ chances
• Police probing LibDem MSP’s election spending update prosecutor­s
• Film chief: Scotland desperatel­y needs more movie studio space
• Yousaf will meet cyclists over safety
• Students’ ‘fail’ emails blamed on system error
• Black hole clues hope from third gravity wave find
• Finalists announced for the third annual Herald Higher Education Awards
• QC urges jury to find Whyte guilty
• Scot tells of tackling bomb suspect on plane
• Murder accused tells trial: I loved my sister
• Family hit out at ‘sham’ FAI probe
• £1m boost for BMX centre and mountain bike trails
• When the trams would not stop even for the grafting workers
• Council seven win battle over Sundays swim row
• Regenerati­on remembered: Day war poets met is celebrated 100 years on
• ‘Years wasted’ on IT project
• Scientists find chimps pass knowledge to next generation
• Crime matriarch’s grandson jailed
• Motorist caught at 140mph avoids jail sentence
• Tourists flee terror attack
• Russian state has never been involved in any hacking attacks, insists Putin
• City mourns after truck bomb kills 90
• UK must stop selling arms to Saudi Arabia on false pretexts
• Will the town hall Tories get on with the day job?
• Prime Minister has shown that she is totally out of her depth
• Electoral challenge is healthy for us all
• Including exams would build confidence in courses
• Our drug and addiction services need to be focused on recovery
• A bit more pax, and a lot less Paxman
• We must find a way to energise those who are languishin­g on the dole
• No decison yet on gay marriage
• Roy Barracloug­h
• LIVES IN BRIEF
• Paying less for your food does not need to affect the quality
• How to spot signs of a vitamin or mineral deficiency
• Fun food that’s easy to make
• FTSE falls just short of a new record high
• Shares down in FirstGroup over uncertain UK outlook
• IAN McCONNELL
• Buccleuch in advanced talks to sell 10 farms to tenants
• Internatio­nal group adds big city centre hotel to its Edinburgh Collection
• Scotland’s top beers will be unveiled next week
• Eland increases its output of oil in Nigeria
• Engineerin­g sector growth accelerate­s
• Change in £10m debt as it entered insolvency
• Blow as Shell cuts another 90 jobs in North Sea

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