The Herald - 2018-08-14

• Rail fares rise twice as fast as earnings
• Angels & Demons
• Corbyn: I was present at ceremony for Palestinia­n terror group
• Outcry over Boris is a worrying step backwards
• Neptune Energy underlines its future in the North Sea
• Alarm over the drastic fall in the mountain hare numbers
• Monday’s Herald crosswords
• Memorial to three soldiers shot by the IRA is stolen
• Sports Direct meets Fraser landlords over cost of rent
• Third of all homes are not regarded as ‘good housing’
• Digging up fortress secrets
• The true role of Henry Dundas
• Rose Mcgowan… the woman who changed Hollywood forever
• Organisers delighted as crowds at Glasgow 2018 exceed expectatio­ns
• Music teacher abused two teenaged pupils
• Edinburgh considerin­g workplace parking levy
• ‘We didn’t just have fish and chips. We had white bread and slimy yellow margarine, tae’
• New benefit will worsen homeless crisis, minister told
• Anger at lack of Scottish lamb available in three major supermarke­t chains
• Johnson turns to housing issue as burka row goes on
• Shotgun fired recklessly twice at big crowd, say police
• Household bills ‘up £400 since the vote for Brexit’
• Experts warn on potential dangers of ‘safe’ vaping
• Case for closing A&ES still unproven as health outcomes remain same
• Former sailor who raped girl, 14, jailed for nine years
• Forty-one passengers hurt as coach overturns on M25
• Sin, sea and surfing... isle looks for new kirk minister
• Irish author claims the British state is trying to control way the Troubles are being portrayed
• Police probe assault claims against Paul Gascoigne
• England cricketers may share blame for man’s injuries
• Ticketmast­er shuts down secondary ticketing websites
• New drug on the NHS for ovarian cancer sufferers
• Ex-celtic coach jailed over abuse
• Teenage drug dealer awaits fate for selling killer ecstasy
• Driver gets 12 years over feud gun attack
• Bank of England begins process of replacing Carney
• Watch offers ‘rare opportunit­y’ for Titanic collectors
• Boardman leads attack on minister’s cycling tweet
• Blood test may show up early signs of kidney cancer
• Turkey frees up cash for its banks as it tries to counter currency crisis
• Ex-trump aide to ‘blow the whistle’ over corruption
• Two Koreas agree to schedule a summit next month
• Khan poised for power in new Pakistan parliament
• Just 20 attend ‘white nationalis­t’ rally in Washington
• Labour has now lost credibilit­y as a truly viable party of the Left
• 1965: ‘This band will be bigger than The Beatstalke­rs’
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Scots voters clearly value EU above the UK
• Let us continue to protect New Lanark
• ON THIS DAY
• Government must rethink its appalling policy towards arms and Yemen
• The strange malady of death and a hard lesson on feminism
• Changes at the top for the Citz
• Don Mccarthy
• Debut tales put spotlight on justice
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• Double Crossword
• Chocolate rum cake
• Peace of mind that limited liability provides may justify incorporat­ion
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• Worries Turkey’s crisis may spread across Europe
• Small firms say no to zero-hours contracts despite surging costs
• Store heifers sell to a top of 223p per kilo as 75 are sold in Newton Stewart
• Tourism plan centring on sport continues to boost Glasgow’s profile
• Scotgold says it is still going for gold in 2019 – despite permit delay
• Developer pays £3m for city centre site
• No-deal Brexit fears keep sterling under pressure
• New role for former Scottish Friendly chief
• Insurance firm is in advanced talks over £1.2bn takeover

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