The Herald - 2017-06-13

• Controvers­ial PFI finance under scrutiny in parliament­ary review
• Tributes paid to ‘really lovely’ young girl following tragic death at party
• Harry Potter author Rowling is world’s third top earning celebrity
• Couple tie the knot at Murray’s hotel in 25,000th humanist wedding ceremony
• Republican­s warn Tory Brokenshir­e is not acceptable for powershari­ng talks
• Davidson: May must reach out to her rivals
• Scotland and Wales may have bigger say on
• Labour asks if Murdoch had a role in Gove’s shock return to the Cabinet
• Shape of Brexit after Conservati­ve setback at the polls
• Prosecutio­n ruled out over wall collapse that killed schoolgirl
• Our communitie­s are best defence against terrorism, says Matheson
• Britain’s credit rating could be hit by uncertaint­y over Brexit talks
• Question of marriage as Supreme Court sits in Scotland for first time
• Lawyers warn on calls to scrap legal principal of corroborat­ion
• Judgment days are history in the making in birthplace of law and order
• Doctors told they should say sorry after making errors to rebuild trust
• New cancer drugs will give patients longer lives
• NHS Scotland again refuses to supply ‘extremely effective’ treatment
• Biker, 72, killed in loch road accident
• Victims tell court of knife attacks
• War veteran’s fury at murder claims against British soldiers
• Ruling draws a line under 13-year legal fight after Battle of Danny Boy
• Teenage paedophile jailed for five years
• Foundry on move after nearly 100 years
• Church jobs for non-Christians
• Hundreds arrested at Russian anti-corruption demonstrat­ions
• Syrian government in clashes with rebellion
• French parliament­ary candidates out glad-handing on the campaign trail
• No matter the majorities, the minorities need to be valued
• Davidson and Sturgeon have common cause on Europe
• Our Tory and Labour MPs will find themselves slaves to Whips
• Papering over the many cracks at 10 Downing Street
• Kirk move on religion of social care staff is sensible
• Let us have unilateral free trade
• Make voting compulsory
• Political proceeding­s have now reached the realm of high farce
• Bill Walker
• Film Festival spotlight falls on master of the counter-culture
• Gallagher needs new songs for more morning glory
• Sole with soul for a super supper
• Grit and resolve of youngsters makes big impression
• How Irn-Bru helped designer build a world-wide homeware emporium
• Market jitters hit pound but Mitie shares soar
• Glasgow and Edinburgh set new highs
• Burnbank Farm feeling just champion as prime Suffolk lambs take title and fetch £120 a head
• Ocado earnings up as online retailer bids to raise £200m

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