The Herald - 2018-10-16

• No-deal Brexit ‘disaster’ for Scots financial sector
• SMART BUT CASUAL: It's the old-fashioned look as golf goes back to the 19th century
• Record catch as salmon industry now worth £1bn to economy
• Why the time is now right to legalise cannabis
• Calmac’s £42m ferry is hit by new problem
• Landmark Clydeside property sold for £55m
• May plea to EU for deal:
• Old Military Road in Argyll reopens after landslip
• Boy learns to walk and talk again after brain surgery
• It was luck no bystanders hurt in shooting, say police
• Trial told accused said: This will end in a murder charge
• Ombudsman plea over class moans
• Distillery’s leaps to help salmon
• The mystery of our Stuff
• Work is neigh bother for duo
• Woman loses 14-year fight over 60ft trees
• Hawking’s message from grave: Look up at stars
• Mcvey in firing line over claims about benefits women in sex work
• Sturgeon: Staying in single market is only real option
• What is next on the exit menu? A dollop of backstop fudge
• Independen­t review to look at farm funding after Brexit
• Grassroots push for new campaign on independen­ce
• Trolls who abuse election candidates face 10 years jail
• ‘Bullying thrives at Westminste­r’
• MP and aides to stand trial for election expenses fraud
• Report: Hammond faces £19bn bill to end austerity
• Crimes among the young plummet, figures show
• Giving nature a helping hand: How £8m scheme is revitalisi­ng peat bogs
• Soldier denies trying to smuggle migrants into the UK
• Drown your sorrows: Beer may leap to £10 per pint
• Who’s next: Daltrey to keep singing while he still can
• Protesters vow to fight on as fracking drilling begins
• Closing service: Two-thirds of Shetland churches to be shut
• Scots have to pay £15 more in car insurance
• Clydesdale Bank owners complete £1.7bn Virgin deal
• Folic acid to be added to all flour
• Social media posts can predict depression, says study
• Star backs maternity ward bereavemen­t counsellor­s
• Acidic seas ‘dissolving shells of marine creatures
• Caine says he was powerless to help sexual assault victims
• All the winners and results from the Royal National Mod in Dunoon
• Train now leaving the capital is... likely late
• Khashoggi: Trump fears ‘rogue killers’
• Vital Syrian-jordanian border crossing is reopened
• Storm kills nine climbers on remote Nepali mountain
• Actor Baldwin urges voters to ‘overthrow’ President
• $6bn in red, US retail giant Sears files for bankruptcy
• Minister sues accuser over claim of sexual harassment
• Principle of gender self-identifica­tion is fatally flawed
• Mundell and Davidson showing a complete lack of common sense
• 1961: Princess’s face was a picture when she saw the Dali
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Time to end bullying in the Commons
• Showing that we can take on poverty and win
• Lives blighted by the blank and uninterest­ed behemoth of bureaucrac­y
• My fond memories of a valued protector of the natural world
• Rape civil action was a wake-up call
• Inspection cut will not be a problem
• Scottish Chamber Orchestra
• Bill Buchanan
• Murky world of terror and trust
• In associatio­n with ...
• Higher gold prices brings boost for mining stocks
• New routes and fuller planes add up to record month for airport
• Autumn-born heifer suckled calves sell to average £797.58 at Newton Stewart
• Thriving city is writing the next chapters in its illustriou­s history
• Oil and gas independen­ts punching above weight in North Sea
• Plans are unveiled for £12m distillery
• Aberdeen oil services firm acquired in £450m deal
• Cala buys Jordanhill site for 400-home complex

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