The Herald - 2018-08-11

• ‘Amazon tax’ plan to rescue UK’S decaying high streets
• Murphy: The Labour Party has turned its back on Jews
• British establishm­ent will use dirty tricks to stop independen­ce
• Technology to the Fore as firm trebles turnover
• So does TV’S Lorraine look better now she is in her fifties?
• Harrods of high street:
• Discountin­g hit stores:
• Tory post compared Muslims with patio umbrellas
• Beach used for Chariots Of Fire named best in UK
• Koala class: marsupial gets cabin seat for flight to zoo
• Kirk minister to open the first Perthshire Pride event
• Scots bombs fuel Yemen toll
• Rememberin­g a sea rescue hero
• Making a case for powerful women
• The thorny problem of carrying on centuries-old tradition
• ‘Threatenin­g’ doctor who called black workers ‘apes’ is struck off
• Fatal accident inquiry into the Clutha helicopter disaster will start next April
• Hunt for architect to design £50m harbour
• Muslim admits terror plan at Disney store
• Equality watchdog slams Johnson for ‘inflammato­ry remarks’ on Muslim dress
• Awards scheme to recognise councillor­s’ dedication
• MOD set to challenge tribunal’s protected status ruling
• Benefits system will avoid ‘humiliatin­g’ interviews
• How another top shopping name fell out of favour...
• Scots hubs to share £96m as heatwave boosts growth
• Chess prodigy’s family told they can stay in UK
• Call for inquiry into ‘jobs for the boys’ university principal appointmen­t
• Cars driven off the road by capital’s city centre ban
• Nuclear convoys and sports give police £4m windfall
• Mother detained in Dubai for drinking wine on flight
• Beast from the East then hot summer means poor shooting for grouse season
• Why do we believe fake news? Blame it on childhood
• Police: We are obliged to investigat­e Bloody Sunday
• Cricketer denies being drunk and enraged during fight
• North Korea calls on US to show some ‘goodwill gestures’ and end sanctions
• Jimeoin has played Hells Gate but still worries about Fringe
• £15,000 boost for short films
• Let’s make our politician­s subject to true accountabi­lity
• Is it right to monetise our parks when times are hard?
• Why the Yes movement must continue to stage major rallies
• 1964: Putting on a show for the Queen Mother
• SCOOT T SS W WO ROD ROD FT OHEFW TE HEEK WEEK
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Why success on a plate leaves bad taste
• Time to take an interest in cool Germania
• Scottishne­ss is a cultural thing
• Donald Joseph Peteranna
• George Cunningham
• POEM OF THE DAY
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Equity release continues to boom but is it at risk from ‘voodoo valuations’?
• Energy firms find new meter offer is smart way to boost revenues
• UK leads the world retail league for the proportion of sales made online
• Crises fears put sterling and shares under pressure
• Nationwide suffers £41m drop in profits as it warns of subdued housing market
• Six questions ...
• Buyers return to Scottish real estate market
• Tourist influx sparks Edinburgh hotel expansion
• Value of rare whisky sold at auction soars during first half
• Sterling weakens further against US dollar

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