The Herald - 2018-08-13

• Golden girl
• P1 testing rollout was a mess, say one-third of parents
• NORSE CODE
• Burka row Johnson can be a ‘great prime minister’
• BBC biased? Perhaps we are all guilty of that
• How writer’s debut crime novel sparked a bidding war
• Scotland leads the way in the electric car revolution
• How healthy eating quest inspired young entreprene­ur
• Scrap tests call:
• Public backing for Scottish control of Network Rail
• Shooting estates highlight efforts to boost hen harriers
• History for sale: Jacobite sword set to fetch £30,000
• A little bit of friendly persuasion can push us to drink
• Technology gives growth a boost
• Climbing Everest ... in Scotland
• Companies suffer skills shortage as fewer EU nationals travel to UK
• Poll says 100 Leave constituen­cies would now vote to stay in the EU
• Sarwar back in Punjab as Khan drops cabinet role plan
• Salmond told to quit RT as Riot star slates TV channel
• Gove leads fight to reduce illegal killing of elephants
• Barrage of outrage over disputed views makes us sorry for offender
• Fishermen believe they will be last generation to use historic harbour after losing court battle
• ‘Increasing­ly, I am nostalgic for the Blair years. I would have him back in a heartbeat’
• Promoters told to remove screens blocking city views
• Rail travellers warned to expect 3.5% increase in fares
• Omagh bomb victim’s father calls for end to impasse
• City of Angels as Bissett and Benedetti lead acts receiving Herald awards
• Brazil icon Ronaldo in intensive care with pneumonia
• Baby Demi saved after suffering stroke while in her mother’s womb
• Wild land group firmly opposed to triple hydro scheme plan
• Life and loves
• TV star laments the lack of slots for teething presenters
• Trial of pair on fox-hunting charges offers test to controvers­ial legislatio­n
• New theory emerges over the mystery of Easter Island
• Hamilton axed as charity ambassador for burka tweet
• Ten victims suffer shotgun injuries to legs in ‘multiple murder bid’ at street party
• ‘Social value’ event aims to make Scottish society fairer
• Officers face disciplina­ry action for death investigat­ion
• Singer Fowlis pays tribute to Runrig ahead of farewell set
• Lift off! Nasa’s Parker Solar Probe sets off on quest to ‘touch the Sun’
• Protestors return to site of violent clashes with police
• Plane theft highlights the dangers of ‘insider threat’
• Seven die in siege of militants’ tower block hideout
• Crews begin to gain the upper hand over wildfires
• EU negotiator­s would be wise to adopt a more conciliato­ry line
• 1942: Eleanor Roosevelt impresses with her stamina
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• We need to get plugged in to the future of travel
• Councils must beef up environmen­tal health
• Internatio­nal action on CO2 is hopeless
• NFU argument against reintroduc­ing the lynx amounts to fake news
• Keep a check on civil servants’ job switches
• EDINBURGH FESTIVAL REVIEWS
• Hidden Door seeks cash aid
• BBC mentors comedy writers
• VS Naipaul
• Jacques Wirtz
• Thank you feast fit to honour NHS
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Double Crossword
• Traditiona­l roast grouse with bread sauce and pate croutons
• REMEMBER WHEN?
• Time for a reality check... Prestwick Airport must go
• Why worms are the farmer’s best friend and his greatest hidden asset
• Long hot summer set to boost fortunes at B&Q
• Brexit casts long shadow over strong showing
• Burness Paull pays out staff bonus as profits rise

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