The Herald - 2018-09-14

• Hundreds of women hit by breast screening blunder
• DRESSED TO KILL
• Killer who stabbbed restaurant manager in fight in 1993 is jailed for a minimum 17 years
• Drivers face applying for a European licence under no-deal Brexit
• Why we all must learn to be kind to jobsworths
• That’s rich... how Nessie is helping Scotland cash in
• So are these really the men UK wants for Skripal attack?
• Supermarke­t drives ahead as growth hits nine-year high
• How we could be hit:
• Child abuse inquiry to look into 17 more institutio­ns
• Comic helps raise £22,000 in memory of tragic Alesha
• RBS chief accused of misleading MPS over police probe
• Tycoon sells up to run charity
• US faces up to hurricane
• Discountin­g hits John Lewis profit
• Films spotlight human stories
• Let’s dance: Bowie’s first studio recording makes almost £40,000
• Priority for women is to get screened and receive treatment and support
• Sturgeon denounces ‘hypocrisy’ of Tories on Primary 1 testing
• First Minister grilled by teenagers over children’s mental health
• Truth hurts for Davidson as Nats line up to be creep of the week
• New £11m invested in biotechnol­ogy
• Schools not providing informatio­n to parents
• Government will not allow protest-free zones at abortion clinics
• Alleged sex abuse victim slates Sinn Fein leader over apology
• Law chiefs frustrated at delay in misconduct hearing
• Level playing field for post Brexit migrants says Abbott
• Tourists ‘won’t be put off’ by Edinburgh tourist tax
• Council accuses union of putting vulnerable at risk
• Grenfell controller ‘uncomforta­ble’ at stay-put advice
• Court rules spies’ bulk intercepti­on of data is illegal
• Shooting victim was fighting addiction, his sister reveals
• Charity insists historic town centre hotel can still be saved
• Stores failing to give safety advice to shoppers buying child’s car seats, says Which?
• Last show by cancer presenter broadcast
• Scottish Ensemble
• Youth choirs look for singing talent
• Food firms targeted to put town’s drains on a fat-free diet
• Number of restaurant­s going bust quadruples
• Vet slams veal TV show as ‘alarmist’
• Thousands forced to flee as typhoon nears Philippine­s
• Eurovision finals to be held in Tel Aviv, not Jerusalem
• Hockney work may set world record for a living artist
• Suu Kyi: Rohingya treatment could have been better
• Trump rejects death toll from hurricane that hit Puerto Rico
• When the police need to be subject to a rude awakening
• THE DIARY
• Expanded membership is now posing a threat to SNP unity
• 1976: Bayern players’ lap of honour at Hampden
• Complacent reassuranc­e was premature
• Rueing the scourge of children on flights
• Government must act to help our inshore fleet
• We need to better understand the science behind alcohol consumptio­n
• CND not just a passing craze
• Don’t give SFA special status
• Emma starts a new game of eye spy
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Alan Grosset
• THIS week: a star of I Dream of Jeanie and two pioneering climbers
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Double Crossword
• Stalemate goes on for workers
• Finalists for Herald’s 2018 digital awards are revealed
• Confidence is ‘firmly positive’ as sales and exports up
• Pound rises against dollar after US inflation dips
• What we must remember as the scary spectre of no-deal Brexit looms
• Craft-beer social enterprise eyes Ghana water projects on back of Tesco deal
• New Zealand’s deer milk being used for cheese and yoghurt
• £1.3m for biotech fighting deadly disease
• Glasgow biotechnol­ogy centre wins £11m support
• Young distiller is judged to be an inspiratio­n

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