The Herald - 2018-08-27

• Mother’s heartbreak­ing return to prison
• Sturgeon: There is no legal basis to suspend Salmond
• SYMPATHY FOR THE SHOWMAN?
• Shooting at Florida video tournament leaves four victims dead
• HIV from toilet seats? Pupils’ shock claims
• Moderator: In many ways this is a lost generation
• Outcry over visas as the festival season winds down
• Player Data sets its sights on Homeless World Cup
• Mackay urged to set zero tax rate for low earners
• M9 crash family sue police over call handling blunder
• Mone’s virtual currency relaunched as backing drops
• Taking cancer fight out to sea
• Tributes to US politician Mccain
• How aviation firm is taking off
• Thousands turn Glasgow yellow
• Police put brakes on plans to drop fines for speed awareness courses
• One-year countdown under way to make complaints over PPI policies
• Can we rethink our view of the ‘best’ politician­s?
• May seeks Brexit unity with Cabinet gathering
• Move to protect motorists under new rules for clean-air city zones
• UK unity threatened by no-deal, claims top Eurocrat
• Proposal to ban directors who ‘bump companies’ to avoid liabilitie­s
• Libdems consider allowing non-mp to be party leader
• PM heading for Africa to boost sales of Scotch
• Schools quango rejects mentor schemes
• Ambulance responses over 10 minutes nearly doubled
• Too little or too much sleep can be bad for your heart, research reveals
• Engineers at risk of exposure to asbestos in Sea Kings
• Fifth of ice creams contain no cream, vanilla, or milk
• Hotel’s food and water tested over deaths of Britons
• Gove to ban ‘barbaric’ electric shock collars for dogs
• Thomas tells cyclists to use the head and wear a helmet
• Life and loves
• Obituary: Tortured POW who went on to win respect in politics
• Mel B to enter therapy following battle with booze
• Bee Gees’ guitars to go on sale for plenty of notes
• Forensic expert tells how she is haunted by Scots cases she could not solve
• Selling up: Number of owners quitting London triples
• Study reveals heart scans for chest patients saves lives
• Divorce move by wife of ex-rangers owner Whyte
• Pope tells faithful he ‘begs Lord’s forgivenes­s’ for clergy’s abuse in Ireland
• Soldier’s life at Verdun re-enacted by volunteer forces
• Mnangagwa sworn in as premier after ‘stolen’ victory
• Pope ‘rehabilita­ted’ abuser says Vatican’s ambassador
• Taxi giant suspends carpool after woman murdered
• Climbing world pays tribute after passing of two icons
• This disunited kingdom can no longer be called ‘Great’ Britian
• 1953: Scotland gripped by reports of ‘terror’ trial
• Young need to be aware of Aids dangers
• Why climate change is an issue the Kirk has to tackle
• NTS seems to be starving Geilston Gardens of funds and promotion
• Let us salute Glasgow’s anti-war activists
• Capital should forgive Parnell
• My despair at witch-hunts
• La Cenerentol­a
• Ghosts, gaffes and giggles as Muir mines newspaper turmoil
• Since Yesterday
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
• La Cenerentol­a
• Eurovision Young Musicians 2018 final
• Boards of Canada’s Hi Scores
• Arthur Davies
• Robin Leach
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Drink show is personal for Chiles
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Mushrooms and poached egg on sourdough toast
• REMEMBER WHEN?
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• We need to boost efficiency and stop the big giveaways
• There are a lot of things to consider when the farmer wants a wife
• Frankie and Benny’s owner faces fall in like-for-like sales
• Leidos is aiming for post-brexit boost in Scotland
• Wilson’s targeting £8m of sales in three years
• Leidos is aiming for post-brexit boost in Scotland

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