The Herald - 2018-09-24

• Church’s ‘isolation threat’ to pupils who snub faith
• Health club
• Labour chiefs bid to halt move for second Brexit vote
• IT’S FINALLY OVER
• Family ‘distressed’ after Bayoh death case decision is leaked
• Why I’ve had to change my mind on the Union Jack
• Arts queen on a mission to put town on the festival map
• Soaring costs hitting profits at Scottish hotels hard
• Marianne Taylor:
• Glasgow teenager on shortlist for young writers award
• Music school ‘ready to go’ with move into Royal High
• Support staff doing unpaid overtime most weeks
• Dentists call for ‘bolder approach’ in school menus
• Rarely seen war papers revealed
• ‘End cheap fares for camper vans’
• Rower’s narrow escape at sea
• Legend Dionne Warwick reviewed
• Obesity killer to overtake smoking
• Who was Vicky’s boyfriend and why did Budd try to buy a rifle? All your questions answered (for now)
• Herald View:
• Leonard: I want federal UK to devolve powers
• Union chiefs slated for remarks in anti-semitism row
• Party told to consider man and woman job-sharing joint leadership
• Mcdonnell proposes fund for workers as part-owners
• Shadow Scots secretary won’t be speaking at conference
• Motorists could be breathalys­ed to check if they have had enough sleep
• Recipe of the Day: Chargilled Angus sirloin with king oyster mushrooms and spinach
• Death should be a celebratio­n, says forensic expert
• Peacock butterflie­s bounce back thanks to heatwave
• Brexit Secretary plays down Salzburg setback as just a ‘bump in the road’
• Family’s pain over girl who died after eating sandwich
• Smoking can make multiple sclerosis ‘more active’
• Online vending giant offers its skills to high street retailers
• Whittaker enjoying being first female Doctor Who but says gender is irrelevant for star role in series
• Police and banks are failing to clear up more than 96% of fraud cases
• Lloyds reveals 4,000 job losses since bank’s return to fully private control
• Lewis mink sightings suggest days of cull not over yet
• Huge number of PPI claims are bogus, says bank chief
• Alfie Evans’ father welcomed by Rome far-right party
• Phillips: ‘Huge change’ in comedy industry for women
• Peston reveals guilt at finding love again as a widower
• Herald’s Wee Cherub for Young Critics award goes to teenager for arts review
• Iran blames ‘mercenary’ US regional allies in wake of deadly attack on parade
• Francis warns against resurgence of anti-semitism
• Date finally agreed for Senate to hear judge’s accuser
• Row over spy chief engulfs coalition as elections loom
• Burials begin of 224 ferry victims as crewman found
• Swiss reject initiative to make farming more ethical
• THE DIARY
• Salzburg has finally cleared the way for a clean exit from the EU
• 1951: Churchill’s silver gift takes shape in Glasgow
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Motorways need to be brought up to speed
• Now let us see Glasgow strive for a bigger Mack
• The barriers that will stop teenagers from quitting smoking
• Stranger than fiction, Bett’s life is as colourful as his new play
• Opera Highlights
• Richard Alston Dance Company
• Fellowship aims to Ignite writers
• Chas Hodges
• Diane Leather
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Why continuall­y putting up taxes is raising less money
• Pioneer in gin and botanicals sees distillery blossom with major retailers
• Why getting rid of plastic is a burning issue for most farmers
• Hoteliers voice their opposition to tourist tax
• Scots firm working on major Australian distillery

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