The Herald - 2018-08-25

• Sturgeon under pressure to suspend mentor Salmond
• Ex-president of Catalonia takes prime festival role
• Corbyn misses the point when it comes to Scotland’s media
• South Africa’s first non-white politician forged in Scotland
• No-deal Brexit will ground flights, warns Glasgow Airport
• Opinion: Tom Gordon:
• Not swept under carpet:
• Islanders told to lobby Treasury Minister to save bank
• Orange Order hits out at ban on marching past church
• Charity backs plan for theme park at Loch Lomond
• White roses tribute at site of William Wallace’s ‘arm’
• Home birth rates stagnate
• Edinburgh Festival reviews
• US teacher’s visa heartbreak
• Scotland set for an explosion of autumn colour
• Ryanair brings in fee for travellers with small suitcase
• Poll says public will blame May for no-deal Brexit and new vote will keep us in EU
• Shock over sudden deaths of parents at holiday resort
• Fruit growers reaping the benefit of a sizzling summer
• Corbyn under fire after video reveals Zionist remarks
• Monk in plea to Holyrood found guilty of groping
• An extremely rare legal action that can carry a hefty cost in excess of £50,000
• Civil servant hits out at ‘inaccuraci­es’
• Kremlin-backed TV channel announces backing as it says Salmond show will go on
• The highs and lows of a political heavyweigh­t
• Drunk who poured petrol on to Parliament and tried to start blaze faces prison
• Gardens at centre of nerve agent probe are re-opened
• Italian fan jailed over Champions League violence
• Island’s dawn celebratio­n of Gaelic will tour Europe
• TSB executives exit as bank recovers from IT fiasco
• Parole board turns down freedom bid by Lennon’s killer
• C5 chief to axe Big Brother as he slates Stormy Daniels
• Boy who begged for leg to be cut off in archery title bid
• Customers urged to ‘shop around’ after energy giant raises prices for 1m users
• ‘Kick in the teeth’ as cheap weekend rail fares axed
• Developer backs decision to review £10m golf plan
• Hidden danger as workers find a black widow spider
• A relative said ‘you got away with it last time, don’t chance it’
• ‘Accidental’ Prime Minister promises Australian­s stability after week of turmoil
• Mandela set an example but racists bid to stir divisions in South Africa
• The Prisoner
• Sunshine Boy
• It’s all over bar the giggling... so here are the comics to watch
• James Ehnes and Steven Osborne
• Broadbent talks about novel
• Do gender neutral toilets deserve so much fuss?
• This is an unhappy situation in which there can be no winners
• 1958: Princess Margaret turns on the water works
• SCOOTTSSWW­ORODRODF TOHEFWTEHE­EK WEEK
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Stop press: a star is born in The Herald
• Time to rethink the choices for university students
• ON THIS DAY
• Let P1 pupils be unafraid to fail
• Donald Sage Mackay
• Janet Hargreaves
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Warning for account holders after fraud victims lose £2bn in past year
• Service is just one factor when choosing best current account
• To say bonds will be risk free post-brexit ignores hundreds of years of history
• Metal polish helps Footsie as mining firms shine
• Deal gives Scottish seed potato sector access to China
• CCG helps 20 young people to build up their skills
• Technology exports eyed as vertical farm unveiled
• Ithaca highlights impact of North Sea deals
• Private equity firm abandons sale after failing to find buyer

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