The Herald - 2017-06-03

• May comes out fighting in bid to revive Tory campaign
• Rock festival is halted over terror threat
• Goodwin could still appear in RBS court case
• Pregnant girlfriend of missing man hit by stress
• Medical student revealed as victim of tram line accident
• Capital streets from 1544 brought to life
• President’s ex-wife accused of torture
• Advert stated foster carers paid a salary
• BA faces new blow as staff to strike for four days
• Police investigat­ing suicide bombing find ‘significan­t’ car
• Whyte portrayed as ‘the fall guy’
• Union warns college dispute could return if deal ignored
• Prince fans to go crazy as musical celebratin­g late star set for capital
• Brother faces life in jail for sister’s murder
• Cancer breakthrou­gh hope as new drug shrinks tumours
• Ireland set to have its first gay premier as Varadkar is voted Fine Gael leader
• Major searches of island in bid to find vulnerable man
• Racist who filmed himself chanting abuse at Celtic star appears in dock to admit guilt
• Officials admit to mistakes on purdah
• FM says Corbyn is facing a forced alliance
• Social care and welfare reform
• Question Time ninjas land some telling blows but fail to deliver hoped for knockout punches
• With Nationalis­ts
• Labour turns tactical in bid to boost vote in key seats
• Corbyn re-opens dementia tax row in effort to reduce OAPs’ support for May’s Tories
• ‘We understand you are sick and tired of second referendum talk’
• May backs charged candidate
• Cable says Prime Minister had no interest in economic policy
• Sturgeon is given just ‘two out of 10’ on education
• LibDems target Tory claims on cutting net migration
• May & Co spoof annoys real firm
• Marines foil future terrorism by seizing £65m drugs at sea
• Big names of crime writing set to attend festival marking 30 years of Rebus and McDermid tales
• Shortage of GPs in Scotland ‘extremely troubling’
• Doctor faces deportatio­n for repeatedly groping patient
• ‘Dangerous infatuatio­n’ schoolgirl has no regrets
• Go-ahead for 800 new homes despite flood fear
• Kirk adds to criticism of Trump
• North Sea platform to be scrapped in Shetland in boost for jobs and decommissi­oning reputation
• Nations unite to condemn decision
• Capital homes are hot properties
• When station users in Glasgow shelled out for hospital charity
• Olive oil acid could help stop cancer in the brain
• Universiti­es face losing their monopoly on teacher training
• Barbers to the stars hang up their scissors after 50 years
• Child sex attacker jailed for nine years
• Plans for court cost shake-up unveiled
• Dozen of bodies found after casino is set alight
• Measles injections kill 15 children after the same needle is used for all victims
• Impressive Corbyn betrayed by charlatans of Scottish Labour
• The slow death of a service to soothe your soul
• Scots are best served by having MPs from the governing party
• Climate move by Trump a huge error
• Decommissi­oning may give oil sector a new lease of life
• Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I’m 104?
• Feeling the heat at a factor of minus six
• Congratula­tions, hen, but we don’t all want to join the party
• A sad day for the planet
• Rep theatre is such a joy
• John Armstrong
• Constantin­e Mitsotakis
• Green-fingered should protect plants from the light-fingered
• Buyers warm to homes with central heating and sockets
• Investing in the bricks and mortar of commercial has its pros and cons
• It’s rock and roll as Footsie equals record
• Amati managers top table with low-risk AIM holdings
• It’s over and out as teacher loads last container
• Castlebay bids to bring funds sector back to life
• Curriculum vitae
• Beef prices increase by 13 per cent but carcase weights fall
• Little’s buoyed by Brexit-hit pound
• Constructi­on growth picks up but well adrift of peak
• University of Strathclyd­e scientist wins pitching prize
• Nothing taken for granted by trust in election

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