The Herald - 2017-07-04

• Game on for Murray
• Trump offers US help for terminally ill baby Charlie
• How the US is making political capital out of child’s fight for life
• Cultural passport plea to preserve arts and science links with Europe
• Teenager suffered delusions people were robots as she killed young girl
• Poverty tsar: Wealth and class are still key to success
• Critical friend of government­s emphasises progress not provocatio­n
• Banned song claim sparks march rights warning for Orange Order
• North Sea oil and gas costing the UK taxpayer for first time as oil price falls
• Prime Minister is not for turning on public sector workers’ pay cap
• Pay and stress forcing nurses to quit before 40th birthday
• More than 300 Scots high-rises do not have sprinkler systems
• Women who survive cancer less likely to fall pregnant, reveals study
• Part-time training courses plan to solve shortage of primary teachers
• Drug trafficker is restricted to one mobile and computer after release
• New students need reality check on what university will be like, says study
• China issues warning to Trump as tensions rise
• Arab nations extend deadline in bid to resolve diplomatic crisis with Qatar
• This growing gap between the governed and the governing
• We must acknowledg­e the real fears over immigratio­n
• The SNP is failing to learn the lessons handed out by the voters
• Research shows work still required on stop and search
• Take this festival off our streets
• Take on the legacy of champion of Crossrail
• We should be reforming, not abandoning, the European Union
• Rev Tom Davidson Kelly
• Stephanie Wolfe Murray
• A rarely-revived 1960s classic may have found its time at last
• Oran Mor carves out another panto winner with PUNocchio
• Citrus touch will transform this classic luxury dessert
• ALAN TENNIE
• Big Top is a small but amazing world for circus stars
• Trust in legal advice is a constant for evolving businesses driving economy
• Blue-chip shares bounce back as oil price rises
• Tycoons fund biotech firm out to revolution­ise cancer treatment
• Prime lambs fetch top of £114 per head as Ayr sale sees heavy ewes sell for £143
• Solution must be found to Scotland’s economic need for migrants
• Bladnoch begins whisky production

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