The Herald - 2017-07-12

• Scrap ‘calamitous’ Brexit, urges senior Scottish Tory
• Cash fears over blood scandal inquiry
• Community prisons plan as Cornton Vale is demolished
• This is a vision to prevent crime and cut the cycles of offending
• GPs say patients in deprived areas would gain most by drinks pricing
• Madonna welcomed in Malawi as her new children’s hospital wing opened
• Church backs school challenge
• Homeless people are let down on mental health, claims report
• Bank to shake up overdrafts system
• Teenager’s family may never get justice after murder accused dies
• No plans to outlaw cash-in-hand job payments
• Corbyn condemns Johnson’s ‘silly arrogance’ over Brexit payments
• Labour pay plan would give 130,000 young Scots a rise, claims Dugdale
• Irish have no interest in ‘Irexit’, Dublin MEP says
• Whale watchers risk prosecutio­n if they ignore updated conduct code
• Man dies after being stabbed in afternoon attack in busy public park
• Outrage as racist insult to Celtic star is hung on Loyalist bonfire site in Belfast
• ‘Milestone’ as card payments top cash
• Two men charged with murder of Scottish mother in Mauritius
• Salmond set to cash in as he finds it’s good to talk by hosting chat show at the Edinburgh Fringe
• Prince becomes festival’s new royal patron
• Naval mission to stop people smuggling ‘failing and should be halted’
• Annuities see 30,000 retirees lose out on £130m
• Fast-track courses join pay and testing as battlegrou­nd in education
• Former footballer in first Mass as priest
• Seven die after gunmen open fire on pilgrims’ bus
• Tillerson bids to end stalemate as Qatar accuses neighbours over demands
• Report strikes a discordant note over the gig economy
• A moving experience that makes us want to take stock
• THE DIARY
• May has only herself to blame for the plight of her Government
• Change of course on justice will take time and effort
• For all our sakes, alcohol pricing law must go ahead
• Submarine-launched missiles are outmoded
• Scotland should look to support Catalonia in a spirit of solidarity
• Make minimum pricing happen
• Joe Conetta
• Italian immigrants who had a huge influence on Scots music
• Speed is essential as Kellock prepares for festival gigs
• Time to go green for starters
• Bank’s silence on interest rates sees sterling fall
• BrewDog down but not out in Elvis Juice trademark battle
• One million passengers present June record for Glasgow Airport
• Distillers make fresh case for tax reduction
• Software specialist Craneware on track for major rise in revenue
• Amec expects Wood deal to go ahead despite SFO probe

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