The Herald - 2018-04-05

• Scots lead way at start of Gold Coast Games
• Teachers ‘routinely paying to feed and clothe pupils’
• Probe call over NHS fund raid
• The academic who says swearing is damned good
• Poet gives up ‘heartfelt’ language of Scots
• SNP accused as economy grows at half of the UK rate
• Continued strength? Scots performanc­e has been abject for years
• Airport facing flight paths row
• Heroes pioneer change in NHS
• Great activities for this weekend
• The capital grinds to a halt as winter keeps its icy grip on Scotland
• Fan fails to quash IRA shirt case
• Scientists battle to highest peaks to carry out survey of tiny snow bunting
• Half of young Scots feel stressed
• Johnson has egg on face in Novichok row, says Corbyn
• Stop copying Walter the Softy’s style, Rees-mogg is warned
• Headline-grabbing, gung-ho chief is a liability in game of diplomacy
• Labour leader to meet Jewish lobby as anti-semitism row rumbles on
• Grassroots group grows to top Greens
• More seek help over abuse images
• Man killed in crash on A9 was on way home to spend Easter with his family in Caithness
• Black holes by the thousands at core of the Milky Way
• Pensioner arrested for killing burglar in his home
• Administra­tor set for quieter time after top role in building of £212m hospital
• Expert improving life for dementia sufferers
• Nurse developed vital process to help check for deadly sepsis
• Death of ex-chancellor’s baby inspires team researchin­g premature births
• After 41 years Audrey still ‘passionate’ on care
• Doctor helps rehabilita­te patients with neurologic­al conditions
• Awards will recognise outstandin­g universiti­es and colleges
• Business leaders call for cash to help shops hit by city centre blaze
• HIGHER EDUCATION AWARDS 2018
• Councillor­s agree sale of school playing fields
• Party is over Glasgow, time to hit those world-class gyms
• Roseanne’s sitcom support for Trump has to be praised
• Scotland will not be giving way on the 24 powers post-brexit
• Failure of sporting legacy shows need for active solutions
• Criticisin­g Israel is not being anti-semitic
• Consign four-hour A&E rule to history
• Let us finally take heed of the years of warnings over pesticides
• We may all come to rue May’s opportunis­t act over nerve gas attack
• Send out a clear message: austerity cuts are not working
• One danger of the sugar tax
• Youtube gunwoman hated firm after it stopped paying for videos
• China hits back in growing trade war with $50bn of tariffs on US goods
• Events marking 50 years since King’s death ‘honour history and seize future’
• French flag up 78,000 as threats to security
• Trump wants to send troops to guard border
• 4 BOOKS TO READ...
• 4 GAMES TO PLAY ...
• Lawson returns and gets right to the
• Razor Clams with Chilli and Lime
• How to encourage your teenagers to choose the healthier option
• Art of the matter
• Search finds more women are missing
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Ray Wilkins
• Steven Bochco
• Refurbs are filling the gaps
• Langoustin­es used for milk bottle project
• C&C buy Conviviali­ty wholesale arm through pre-pack administra­tion
• Collagen expecting greater loss than planned
• Morrisons lifts index as European peers see red
• Flurry of launches highlight EU’S value to Standard Life Aberdeen
• Scottish farmers attack ‘lack of consultati­on’ by Westminste­r on new livestock service
• Employees cash in as Lanarkshir­e software testing firm is bought out
• Scottish craft distillers and brewers celebratin­g successes in key Japanese market
• High butter prices melt shortbread firm profits
• Faroe Petroleum stake fetches £70m as group makes big find
• Progressiv­e strategy the way forward at Dean’s
• Extreme weather piles on misery for key sector

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