The Herald - 2018-08-31

• SNP ‘on brink of civil war’ over Salmond legal fight
• Doubts cast over reports of police ‘prisoners in underwear’
• Latest weapon against gang crime... yoga
• Why I weep for the Scottish Parliament that might have been
• Scottish artist reveals her new direction in still life
• Engineerin­g growth slows as Brexit fears weigh heavily
• New chapter begins:
• Teachers accuse councils of delaying tactics over pay
• Dig reveals new clues about the history of Holyrood
• First commercial rocket is launched at Easter Ross
• Sse-npower merger boost
• Digital help for the homeless
• Film: Cold War love story
• Fairy Pools get a new bigger car park... and tourists get bigger fee
• TV chef Greenaway to close restaurant after five years
• Judges tell tribunal to rehear plea for asylum
• Blackford can not say what Salmond has got right since scandal broke
• Serial critic Sillars defends his former leader's actions
• Backlash against funding methods
• Salmond no longer working for LBC
• Ex-leader may be out of SNP for two years
• Veteran Labour MP Field quits the party whip over anti-semitism and bullying
• May claims UK will stand firm on Brexit demands
• Unmarried woman wins fight to be treated as widow
• BMA says 3% pay rise will not solve doctors shortage
• Online abuse of MPS doubled between 2015 and 2017
• UK and Kenya to co-operate and target paedophile­s
• Colvin film should shame Syrian regime, says friend
• Study says housing stress is harming Generation Rent
• Vaccine could cure the scourge of the teenager... acne
• Serial rapist ‘possessed by the devil’ is jailed for life
• Better mobile phones ‘mean more bobbies on the beat’
• How RBS is powering up the next generation
• It’s a win-win situation as bank staff get the entreprene­urial bug
• In associatio­n with ...
• Herald View:
• Leith Theatre’s festival boost
• Policeman who shot teenager dead jailed for 15 years
• Australia tells Manning she will not be given a visa
• China denies that it will send troops to Afghanista­n
• Trump warns he might resume South Korea exercises
• Google denies Trump claims of bias against the President
• Police chief told officers to keep back from protest
• A sad day for the governance and integrity of our country
• THE DIARY
• Salmond’s crowdfundi­ng throws down the gauntlet to Sturgeon
• 1955: James Maxton’s portrait is gifted to Glasgow
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Councils can help in our vision for public energy
• Sadly, the only way now to get the education I enjoyed is to go private
• Catholic Church needs less PR, more humility
• BBC’S news reporting is not fit for purpose
• Father and son on cycle adventure
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Tom Forsyth
• LIVES IN BRIEF
• Breast of mallard with chestnuts, cabbage and potato
• Double Crossword
• Time to monitor skills pipeline
• Funds to fuel take-off for aircraft design
• Celtic joins Magners and Tennent’s for fourth training programme
• Datavita growth plan for 50 jobs
• Resurgent pound and Vodafone merger hit Footsie
• EU did not blink and end of the world as we know it would be awful
• Arla to pay out entire net profit for 2018 after farmers faced tough summer
• Entries sought as 14th annual Law Awards of Scotland event gets under way
• Maven unveils second Glasgow hotel
• UK Government should pay heed to anecdote
• Pioneer sees significan­t value in North Sea
• Hays pays special dividend after its profits hit £238m

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