The Herald - 2018-09-25

• Labour in disarray over second vote on Brexit
• Chefs take up the challenge to turn Glasgow into veg city
• Environmen­t campaigner­s clash with Total over new gas discovery off Shetland Isles
• Demand for answers over NHS blood scandal that killed Scots
• The nation is now stuck in a climate of endless division
• Why teachers are paid to talk to themselves – Ken Smith
• Celtic star Jim Brogan dies after battle with dementia
• Business ‘clobbered’:
• Fear for thousands:
• Bumper find:
• RSPB calls for grouse moor licences to save predators
• Police call for £300m IT upgrade as system ‘is failing’
• Disruption for isles travellers after ferries suffer faults
• Eye check leads to brain tumour diagnosis for girl, 5
• Impact of early trauma ‘lifelong’
• Early book flies again on stage
• Message from boss is positive
• Exhibition for Turner nominee
• New Doctor looks forward to day when her casting would not be so celebrated
• Human-traffickin­g inquiry after Vietnamese woman found in a distressed state
• NHS to apologise after stroke diagnosis missed
• Two minutes of exercise ‘can cut dementia risk’
• If you don’t like immigratio­n, better stick with the Union
• Anti-semitism row is ‘plot to topple Corbyn’ claim
• Leonard promises land reform to end ‘feudal’ landlord powers
• Loud cheers as Mcdonnell pushes all the right buttons for the left
• May to push Trump for a strong US-UK trade deal post-brexit
• Whitehall papers spell out flight, food and ports chaos after no-deal
• CBI warns thousands of jobs at risk in Canada-style deal with the EU
• Tory MSP is cleared of sexual misconduct by party’s disciplina­ry panel
• Varadkar praises Good Friday agreement at UN
• Trump to meet under-fire deputy attorney general
• Protestant boxer wins £8,500 after being left off team
• Row over ‘anti-catholic’ remark by Labour official
• Fracking protesters are not extremists, say police
• Star Moore re-organises team to include more women in the wake of #Metoo
• Historic town may ban all cars from central street
• ‘Star Trek’ medical scanner takes a step nearer reality
• Scrabble to allow emoji and bizjet in 300 new words
• Lecturer sets up new ‘toiletries banks’ for the poorest
• Ditch voluntary approach and get tough on pollution, ministers told
• Army called in to move two-tonne minke whale to Highland laboratory
• Plan for 20mph local road speed limit
• Animal disease found in cattle from France
• Payout for unfairly fired duty-free driver
• Recipe of the Day: Scottish rarebit
• Herald View:
• Pioneering radiothera­py unit treats first UK patient
• Met accused of ‘passing the buck’ for terrorist attack
• Health supplement­s warning over prescripti­on drugs
• Game of Thrones film locations will open to public
• Ofcom inquiry into TV shows after 33,000 complaints
• Odds are cut on Scots Bodyguard star Madden being the next James Bond
• Trade war intensifie­s as the US and China impose new tariffs on each other
• Round-the-world sailor is rescued from stricken yacht
• Russia to supply new missile defence system to Syria
• Cosby facing jail term as sentencing hearing begins
• Second woman accuses Kavanaugh of sexual assault
• Smith to mark 50th birthday with canyon bungee jump
• Hard Brexit only benefits those who manipulate capital markets
• 1960: Suits you, Liberace ... all 40 of them
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Working together to promote our cities
• We have too many trees and need a national coppicing programme
• Hard work and talent are no match for inequaliti­es in many workplaces
• Parties do not want strategic NHS reform
• Labour has disrespect­ed voters of Scotland
• Hypocrisy of the secularist­s
• The Burning Fiery Furnace
• Bloody great news for crime festival
• Images of older Edinburgh exhibited
• Jimmy Loudon
• Colin Morris
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Behind-thescenes of the Royal Family
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• In associatio­n with ...
• Sky was the limit at top of Footsie after battle won
• £90m build-to-rent project will create 500 homes in city gap site
• Prices are up on the week as leading prime lamb makes £92 at Ayr sale
• Clyde Gateway is at the centre of pitch for internatio­nal investment
• UK manufactur­ers see growth slowdown amid mounting Brexit fears
• Shares fall at Thomas Cook after warning
• French giant boosts exploratio­n sector in UK
• Investors target Glasgow office market
• Randgold merges with Barrick to create £14bn mining giant

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