The Herald - 2018-09-15

• Scots crime expert’s fight to clear killer Luke Mitchell
• Raab claims he is closing in on Brexit deal with EU
• Ken Smith’s Diary now on a Saturday
• Cheers ... Scotch whisky chief predicts gin takeovers
• Back on the murder trail ... talks over a new Taggart
• Justice campaigner:
• Tributes paid to former Glasgow University principal
• Screaming start for V&A as 10,000 enjoy 3D Festival
• Schools withdrawn from global surveys ‘to save cash’
• MP: Court shows EU vote was ‘stolen by law-breakers’
• New chief for Clan Buchanan
• It all adds up for numbers man
• Paralysed athlete still sets records
• Export ban in bid to keep Spanish Armada painting in UK
• Man who said he would ‘rise from the dead’ and kill judge is jailed
• Libdems accuse SNP of ‘hypocrisy’ over Brexit
• Swinney mocked for inviting MSPS to ‘observe’ Primary 1 testing
• Rows over ‘secret’ £15m loan to ferry firm run by Sturgeon adviser
• Russian spies tried to break into Novichok testing lab
• Swinson: Taking baby into Commons may modernise it
• Leave causing ‘worries’ for £32bn UK fashion industry
• Care home operator accuses councils of wasting cash
• Cladding removed from market over safety doubts
• DJ lists obscure Scots song as among the greatest ever
• Meghan tells documentar­y about her wedding day
• Moss retreats from ‘skinny is good’ quotes a decade on
• Shipping tycoon sues RBS and Goodwin for £3bn
• Top authors go head-to-head in Mcilvanney Prize battle
• Desperate efforts to save stabbed PC, inquest is told
• First sight of rare leopard cubs born at wildlife park
• Liam Mcilvanney
• New leads in hunt for killer who gunned down father
• Towns evacuated after ‘Armageddon’ of blasts destroys homes and kills teenager
• Florence brings severe flooding and cuts power to 400,000 homes
• Philippine­s battens down to prepare for super-typhoon bringing winds of 127mph
• Coroner’s court fails to trace relatives of child serial murderer Robert Black
• ‘Despicable’ Lee Rigby charity fraudster sent to jail
• Commission sends case back for rare second review
• Dinosaurs really did hunt in packs, scientist reveals
• Never mind the dodgy Russians, Britain is rotten to its very core
• SNP ministers play hardball with the Brexit bottleneck
• Cable’s two-vote suggestion is neither liberal nor democratic
• 1946: When Harry met Mary ... and Irving
• SCOTS WORD OF THE WEEK
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• It’s my party do, and I’ll cry if I want to
• We must put kindness at the heart of dementia care
• Hashtags give me the screaming habdabs
• Sir William Kerr Fraser
• POEM OF THE DAY
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Fears self-employed are soft target for Chancellor going in search of £20bn
• £2,500 incentive to know when fixed-rate mortgage deal ends
• Charities face ethical investing dilemma if they are to maximise returns
• Index closes up as optimism fills trade war silence
• Pig prices fall 9% but plummet 20% across the pond
• Start-up develops app to help SMES with PWC
• Sharp fall in sales at Glasgow engineerin­g major
• Duo of deals sees law firm rejig its focus
• Scottish Citylink Coaches feels impact of competitio­n

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