The Herald - 2017-09-09

• Chief Constable to step aside
• RBS faces fresh wave of claims in shares sale legal fight
• Combustibl­e cladding found at Edinburgh Royal
• A wish list perhaps but Sturgeon at least offers a vision
• The Argos catalogue is essential to the common good
• Naming of second aircraft carrier signals a new era
• Cyber security company Payfont hits hard times
• IVF clinic is condemned for offering chance to win a baby
• Another Scots agency linked to £2bn Azeri slush fund
• Contagion threat from Baku billions pouring through companies
• Husband cleared of wife’s murder
• Doubts raised over Holyrood
• Minister tells of encounter with ‘real evil’ in prison where Nazi leader Hess had just killed himself
• Thousands of Sports Direct staff to cash in as bonuses hit total of £43m
• Murder inquiry after man is discovered with fatal injuries
• Calls to revive scheme that paid teachers extra to boost their skills
• Bank has deep pockets so it means shareholde­rs face fight for day in court
• Plea for opposition parties to join forces in fight for salaries review
• Why the inquiry into bullying might be a sign of a modernisin­g force
• Timing row over Scottish Labour leadership race
• Russell to call for radical shift over devolved nations in Brexit talks
• LibDems vow to block potential ‘power-grab’ to fight hard Brexit
• I am not robotic, May tells critics of her General Election campaign
• Tory MPs’ list of demands for hardline EU exit angers colleagues
• Principal: We are playing key role in college renaissanc­e
• Killer told to ‘rot in hell’ by grieving mother of tragic celebrity minder
• City’s 70,000 students contribute half a billion pounds to the economy each year
• Business school head is praised for his leadership skills and innovative methods
• Rigby killer to sue British Government
• Joint bank accounts could end in disaster
• Mothers-to-be given mixed messages
• Beaumont smashes world record for most miles cycled in month
• Simple eye scan could detect early signs of a rare dementia
• Drunks who forced holiday flight to be diverted jailed
• Widow backs Frank’s Law fast-track call to implement free care next year
• Book is returned to library 36 years late
• Children in slavery forced to grow drug
• It’s the dram busters as distilleri­es attract record number of tourists
• Thumbs down on return of Super Pumas to oil industry
• Deadly disease could devastate UK plants and trees
• School skill kits aim to close equity gap
• One of the strongest earthquake­s ever to hit Mexico leaves 32 dead
• Islands braced for more destructio­n in the wake of Hurricane Irma
• First Minister needs to grasp the tax nettle without delay
• Government should appoint a Minister for Independen­ce
• Politician­s must now act to fix this troubled beat
• Finally getting house in order on film production
• Sad memories of blitz in Glasgow
• John Maxwell Geddes
• Pressure rises over injury discount rate
• Absolute return funds have the potential to deliver positive profits regardless of the direction of investment markets
• A penny on the basic rate of tax is surely a price worth paying for better public services
• Top shares hit by fears of US hurricane damage
• Baillie Gifford managers soar up Citywire’s Scottish ratings table
• Vets who put care before profits for all creatures great and small
• Head of failed firm is not part of rescue package
• FanDuel settles in US over ‘unfair’ practices
• Lyle & Scott grows profits amid surge in overeas sales
• Head of ICAS to leave for senior job in sector

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