The Herald - 2018-10-15

• ‘Snapshot’ inspection­s risk school standards, fear parents
• REBEL YELL
• Davidson and Mundell in quit threat as Brexit talks hit stalemate
• JAIL BREAK
• Crackdown on gangs cashing in from sex trade
• Apathy over climate change is frustratin­g… but understand­able
• Scots star Madden favourite to be the next Bond
• Peoples chief Gilda warns of Brexit ‘Armageddon’
• RBS chief can’t guarantee scandal won’t happen again
• More trainee teachers quit after just a year in the job
• Islanders’ anger at ‘prehistori­c’ Mull ferry service cuts
• David Ross on the ‘real’ Highlands
• Hailing benefits of mindfulnes­s
• Scotland is getting happier, says study
• May’s dilemma: Where they stand on Brexit
• Ex-health secretary hits out at ‘biggest stitch-up’ over hospital site
• No 10 dismisses Sturgeon claim on Indyref2 mandate
• Call to end our ‘undemocrat­ic’ first-past-the-post voting system
• Demand to grill ministers on policies that go wrong
• Only one in three voters backs ban on smacking
• Why the Big Hoose is historic for the right reasons, and the wrong
• MOD says ‘volatile’ world could see robots fight wars
• Victims sue over abuse at homes
• £500,000 bill for Charlie Gard and Alfie Evans cases
• Assange regains communicat­ions access as ban lifted
• Benefits staff ‘may have tampered with health reports’
• Hunt steps up pressure over ‘grave concerns’ for missing journalist
• Scot jailed over rape attempt in Myanmar
• British probe to explore Mercury
• Blood from sharks could help treat cancer patients
• Writer has no cunning plan for a Blackadder revival
• Ship yard operator told to deliver jobs on the Clyde
• Hi-vis jackets helping thieves in their crimes
• Couple’s £20,000 bill in bid to remove ashes
• Singer Eilidh Cormack named Gaelic Ambassador of the Year as Mod starts
• Castle re-opens... and you can stay for £1,200 a night
• Scientists find the brain ‘switch’ that helps us sleep
• Family’s tribute to ‘beautiful’ son killed in landslide
• Idle: No Monty Python revival for anniversar­y
• Pope’s praise for two new saints
• Japan’s PM pledges to give troops ‘a sense of pride’
• Freed US pastor asks God to protect President Trump
• Merkel’s allies on verge of losing parliament majority
• Sixteen dead after double bomb attack in Somalia
• Men at risk of being branded ‘rapist’ for political reasons
• THE DIARY
• Scots need to be pragmatic about Brexit and future of the nation
• 1933: Prince of Wales ignores Reds and meets a familiar face
• Parents need reassuranc­e on inspection­s
• The pros and cons of the gig economy
• Militant atheism trying to obliterate belief
• Time to make the use of antibacter­ial hand gels in hospitals mandatory
• Case for quality cycle ways
• We should heed the advice of the Shell CEO
• Question for audiences as play explores why we rush to judge
• Five books to boost your mental wellbeing
• Scott Wilson
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Why firms should start planning for a no-deal Brexit
• Michelin-starred restaurant helps chef boost interest in home town
• AI will mean big change but it’s too early to say exactly how
• Principles provide a framework for governance of large private companies
• Rebrand is sweet music to family business

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