The Herald - 2018-10-27

• Fears private patients ‘jumping’ NHS wait lists
• Davidson and partner delighted at birth of ‘beautiful’ 10lb son
• Royal Bank shares plunge after £100m Brexit charge
• Domestic abuse victim helps others rebuild their lives
• Scotrail punctualit­y at lowest since franchise began
• Head of Scotland’s exam body to retire after 11 years
• Video stunt cyclist’s fortune leaps to more than £1.2m
• Quarrier’s resident tells of vicious bath-time attack
• Papers reveal town’s glass past
• Doddie inspired me to sail Atlantic
• Schools, colleges face strike action
• Personal finance
• Enjoy autumn’s golden glory while you can… a cold blast is on its way
• Rally looks for a right to be loved
• Labour wins high-profile council by-election with 7 per cent swing
• MP says she signed NDA after being bullied at work
• Rationing risk if private patients become a cash cow for the NHS
• Orchestras and festivals urged to use more women composers
• Chancellor’s £1.5bn Budget bail-out for high street
• Khan tells EU to delay Brexit for second referendum
• Mesh Review is slated for ‘failures’
• Pilot to let EU nationals stay ‘should include families’
• Scots MPS have ‘critical’ role in fight for new EU poll
• Man appears in court charged with stalking MP
• Plaque honours brothers who built the White House
• Scientists rewrite history of Pictish written script
• Rare railway poster for Gleneagles fetches £6,825
• Salmon anglers will be able to catch one for the pot
• BA check-in worker claims she was victimised after crucifix case victory
• Rescue dog saves the life of stricken pensioner
• Driver flouted ban to deliver wedding dress
• Hero airman is laid to rest after 74 years
• Swinney at centre of perfect storm over pay for teachers and lecturers
• Erdogan demands Saudis reveal where body of slain journalist Khashoggi lies
• Man arrested in Florida over 12 letter bombs sent to Trump critics
• Two Koreas agree to destroy 22 border posts in attempt to ease political tensions
• Mosquito song by school pupils greets royal couple during their visit to Tonga
• Former bandmates join forces on Radio 1’s top gig
• Victim of Ryanair flight race rant rejects TV apology
• Sinead O’connor converts to Islam and changes name
• THE DIARY
• 1963: By royal command – Connie Francis flies to Scotland
• SCOTS OF THE WEEK
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Enough with the smooching and swearing – it’s strictly not necessary
• ALISON ROWAT’S
• The BBC is more Scottish than STV
• Dancing with the Tartan Pimpernel
• Joanna Kelleher
• Gilberto Benetton
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Bigger deposits and fixed rates help first-time home buyers
• Is it possible to invest according to your ethics and still enjoy good return?
• FTSE bloodbath as £16.7bn wiped off top firms
• Firm’s smart monitors can check patients remotely and help save lives
• UK pig meat production up but farm-gate prices down
• Six questions ...
• Mcewan flexes muscle as bank grows in strength
• Sterling weighed down by fear of EU no-deal
• Profit falls but Malcolm Group hails a ‘robust performanc­e’

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