The Herald - 2017-06-30

• Climbdown on abortion heads off Tory rebellion US artists help celebrate Mela
• Murdoch’s £12bn Sky bid faces probe over influence
• Moseley funding is at centre of court battle over new press regulator
• Canadian PM to fly in to Holyrood for a visit with the Queen
• Teacher struck off after helping children to cheat in their exams
• Trudeau cites Scottish grandfathe­r as influence on his ‘retail politics’
• We can cash in on demand for venison only if we manage herds well
• Father and son are found guilty of fox hunting in landmark ruling
• Spending on pupils down £1,141
• Sturgeon accused of cover-up over referendum consultati­on
• A season for silliness and ill will as Holyrood packs up for holidays
• £1bn goes a long way even on deep conviction­s
• Move to let children give pre-recorded evidence for trials
• ‘Data monster’ warning over plan to measure new school test results
• Councils warned over dangers to pupils and teachers of over-testing
• Street named in honour of community hero a year after she died suddenly
• Family bereft after 96th Hillsborou­gh victim is excluded from death charge
• Actor Gillan shows off her action skills as Jumanji trailer reveals latest adventure
• Ten years on: The act of terrorism that shook nation to its very core
• Bird world’s Ringo drums up his individual groove to attract a mate
• The quiet village street where two terrorists plotted mass murder
• Parents of baby in court row refused final wish for him to die at home
• Simple tasks can ‘rewire’ brains at risk of developing bipolar disorder
• Homecoming for 100-year-old fishing boat on return to museum after festival
• Burned-out car was probably used in murder bid, trial told
• Body left in A&E room for 11 hours
• Iraqi army take mosque landmark from IS forces
• Merkel vows Europe’s G20 nations are united behind Paris climate deal
• Forget everything else: Brexit is now the only show in town
• There is much to be learned from the fall of teaching
• THE DIARY
• The SNP has lost the economic argument over independen­ce
• Testing times lie ahead for the new pupil assessment­s
• Arguments of judges over register lacking conviction
• Soft opt-out system for organ donation runs risk of serious mistakes
• Westminste­r treats Scotland with contempt
• Britain bullied by United States
• Joyce Lindores
• Student serves up selection of recipes to suit a tight budget
• Get into the swing of making space for a happy life
• Pastry indulgence to savour
• Blue-chip shares still falling over rate rise worry
• Distiller Edrington hikes profits amid volatile market conditions
• UK does not have blank sheet to create post-Brexit trade and farm support policies, says adviser
• Employee ownership predicted for one in 20 firms
• Wemyss family bring their Darnley’s Gin home to Fife

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