The Herald - 2018-10-26

• Family’s heartbreak
• Starving families raid skips at night for food
• CELTIC CONNECTION­S
• Green named in Lords as the tycoon behind sex case legal gag
• BBC portraying Scots as hard men, rules regulator
• Scots are most dissatisfi­ed in UK with the BBC
• Trophy hunter who posed with her kill fires back at critics
• Degrees of success at the Open University
• Jobs fears as store chain reveals plan to close stores
• Warning that benefit reforms will hit cancer victims
• Celtic coach stroked my thigh in car, claims ex-player
• Firework burns victim urges Bonfire Night safety
• Horses used to help children overcome severe trauma
• Trump plays on migrant fears
• NHS needs radical reform
• Call for bold bid to cut loneliness
• Andrew Mckie: Brexit deal fear
• Memories, celebratio­ns and collaborat­ions: Celtic Connection­s 2019
• 100,000 breaches of patient pledge
• Mundell to mark 30th anniversar­y of Lockerbie in New York state
• SNP call for resignatio­n of Tory welfare spokeswoma­n
• Swinney announces independen­t review of testing for P1 pupils
• Davidson’s replacemen­t leads First Minister on a merry dance
• Sturgeon’s call to stop wife of paralysed man being deported
• Brexit not a done deal, leaders tell Barnier
• Huge bill for young if the UK crashes out of EU
• NHS needs more real-terms cash… but it is wasted without social care
• No charity can replace the dignity of having long-term financial security
• So why have blood sports got your goat?
• French ‘Spiderman’ scales London office tower block
• Police probe after buzzard is caught in an illegal trap
• IT boss jailed for raping woman as she slept after he had dressed her up in underwear
• Unions fear Swinney and councils are trying to undermine them in talks over teachers pay rise
• Stars back litter campaign to take pride in the Clyde
• Google has fired 48 staff for sexual misconduct
• Banknote will stir new interest in the legendary Miss Cranston
• Notable women who made their mark
• Women lose in apprentice­s race
• Hollywood star Robert De Niro latest Trump critic to receive a letter bomb
• Composer Burrell is inspired by savage beauty in nature
• Music Hall opens in early December
• THE DIARY
• Government must take urgent action to fix Universal Credit
• 1958: Glasgow Herald celebrates its 175th birthday
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Stories from food banks are a call to action
• We do not need another general hospital
• Time to get ourselves out of our food rut
• ON THIS DAY
• Holyrood must now introduce genuine laws protecting wildlife
• Freed journalist tells of his three-year kidnap ‘hell’
• Russian anger as huge Nato exercise starts in Norway
• Tesla lives up to Musk promise and posts $311m profit
• Filmmaker in Russian jail wins the EU’S Sakharov prize
• Pauline Knowles
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Visualise the most effective dialogue
• Hammond has unique Budget conundrum
• Budget 2018 will be under the spotlight at event held by The Herald
• Worldpay boss to replace BT chief Patterson
• Brexit hits pound despite worries easing for May
• Lloyds in rare boost to share price as profit beats forecast
• Brexiters try to hide elephant but who do they think they are kidding?
• Ireland cheese imports increase on last year amid fears of Brexit tariff
• Moray supports Scotland’s highest proportion of women business owners
• Belfast accounts firm eyes growth in Scotland
• Tennent’s firm eyes Brexit brewing opportunit­y
• Cairn shares rise after oil find update
• Office lettings in Aberdeen are almost double last year

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