The Herald - 2018-04-04

• Failing NHS board raided £2.7m from charity fund
• Alarmist tales about evil men pretending to be women harm real victims
• Prince Philip is admitted to hospital for surgery on his hip
• Council cuts cost Scots hundreds each year
• How Men’s Sheds are winning the war on loneliness
• Celebratin­g heroes of the NHS over the past 70 years
• Travel group Skyscanner expands from air to the rails
• Intoleranc­e row on Gaelic hits Scottish Labour Party
• First anti-semitism, now Labour sparks trouble over logo language
• Poison ‘can’t be linked to Russia’
• Time for Davis to join festival
• Livestock fears as snow returns
• Fire victim’s father ‘horrified’ after learning landlord was renting flats
• Businessma­n books every room in Trump’s hotel to mark Passover
• In a galaxy far, far away, a blue ‘supergiant’ named Icarus becomes farthest star ever seen
• Hundreds of jobs face the axe at Queen’s smoked salmon supplier
• Police investigat­e man’s death in Glasgow disturbanc­e
• Ex-soldier faces jail for shaking baby girl to death
• Herald View:
• Corbyn: No regrets over dinner with radical group
• 2014 Games hailed success despite failing to make Scots more active
• How the Labour leader has been caught up in the storm
• Firms face fines of thousands of pounds for missing pay gap deadline
• Russian general warns of ‘last war in history of mankind’
• May 8 is date to reach EU bill deal
• Leading forensic pathologis­t reveals Dunblane was the ultimate challenge
• Psychiatri­st led bid to reduce alcohol abuse
• Technologi­sts get creative to cut young patients’ fear of treatment
• ‘The approach has changed but it is still about supporting people’
• Consultant to run register recognised for success
• Dietician advises her patients on food choices to help themselves
• Islanders hit out at Calmac after axed services cut trade by a third
• It is time for radical measures to help women gain equal pay
• Trade war shows folly of leaving the world’s biggest trading group
• Scotland’s debt policy system is now broken
• The BBC will destroy itself if it continues on the path of dumbing down
• Sadly, the search for understand­ing goes on
• Leading figures pay the price as #Metoo movement gains strength
• Netanyahu scraps UN agreement to resettle thousands of asylum seekers
• Elephant is killed and four injured after truck overturns on motorway
• Teenager saved after 12 hours in sewers
• Trains hit as strikers protest over reforms
• Bob Simans
• George Lugton
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Sirloin Nordic Tapas
• Is the tenant of the flat above liable for damage following water leak?
• Celebratio­n to kick off the Games
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Double Crossword
• IMPOSSIPUZ­ZLES
• Sky surge fails to prevent fall for top-flight index
• Raising cash from crowds is key part of defending Ponsatí case
• UK manufactur­ing expansion is weakest for a year, survey reveals
• Plea for evidence of sheep farms hit by wintry weather
• Beast from the East wreaks havoc on Flybe revenue with £4m hit
• With positives few and far between, slowdown is disappoint­ing
• Sky News ‘will be sold to Disney or ringfenced’
• MARKET ROUND-UP
• Ctrip collaborat­ion shows strength in depth
• Watchdog to crack down as insurers flout rules

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