The Herald - 2017-06-28

• Global companies hit by cyber attack
• Doctors ‘could save lives by breaking rules on privacy’
• It is not an easy decision for a doctor to break patient confidenti­ality
• Former rugby star twice tested positive for cocaine, court hears
• Abuse inquiry is told care home hired staff with Christian values
• Drink-drive trial hears Nutini was ‘very apologetic’
• Troublesho­oting team appointed to help NHS Tayside balance its books
• Plan for policing merger is approved
• Plea to move students after cladding alert
• Officer tells court she thought she would die after struggle with driver
• We are owed billions, May told by SNP and Labour
• Lots of heat and little light relief as DUP deal takes a pounding
• Single market by 2019, says Brexit Secretary
• Decision to delay referendum bill was failure dressed up as virtue
• Sturgeon shelves second independen­ce vote plan
• Children from poor homes struggle for work, claims study
• Learners’ best chance of passing driving test is in Sutherland town
• Freedom of the road comes at a high cost to wallets and nerves
• Fears at fall in number of Scots saving for retirement
• MS sufferer pins hopes on ground floor flat and new drug treatment
• Laws aim to tackle camping in lay-bys
• Masked robbers snatch luxury watches in raid at Gleneagles Hotel
• Assad set for chemical attack, claims Pentagon
• 1,500 people forced to flee mountain wildfire started by bid to burn weeds
• The PM’s new friends will cost Scots Conservati­ves dear
• Sturgeon would do well to follow late leader’s example
• The questions to be asked now that we have a bung parliament
• A delay born of pragmatism, not out of principle
• Sparkling cash incentives hidden away in old boxes
• EU is more forward-looking than the UK
• Follow NHS example in a new management structure for our schools
• We must spend more on defence
• Keith Bovey
• Danes still revere the musical legacy of a Crail weaver’s son
• Shining the light on a profound brass-band heritage
• More East Neuk highlights
• Tosca: The Henchman’s Tale
• Fish dish delivers a sharp kick
• Consumer confidence slump takes its toll on FTSE
• LEGAL FOCUS Will blind bidding help bring courts into the 21st century?
• Private bank Hampden drives up deposits and lending in first year
• North Sea field delays hit profits at Petrofac
• Scottish Water hails record for customer satisfacti­on
• Debenhams issues profits warning
• Butcher opens shop after success at farmers’ markets

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