The Herald - 2018-10-29

• No-deal Brexit a Budget wrecker, says Chancellor
• FLOWER POWER
• Helicopter crash pilot hailed a hero as Leicester City owner is confirmed as one of five killed
• If the huntress offends you and you still eat meat, then sorry… you’re a hypocrite
• Taking a trip down memory lane with Tennent’s
• 1980s star is daring to dream again of pop glory
• Investors remain upbeat over Glasgow’s office market
• Call for official interventi­on as ski resort woes deepen
• ‘Winter’s here’ says team leader after another rescue
• Rape crisis centres set to receive £1.5m extra funding
• Equal pay row ‘to cost millions’
• Latest arts news and reviews
• Skye clan chief’s labour of love
• Turing work can tailor cancer tests
• Actors in latest TV spy drama ‘upset’ that Middle East conflict is still raging
• Best in decades: Potter, Sheeran and Da Vinci
• Cross word is winner in Scrabble title battle
• Another horrifying week in the US… and no end in sight
• Leonard told to lead for new vote
• Mackay signals further help for businesses struggling with rates bills
• Sturgeon warns of anti-semitism after mass shooting
• Higgins takes message of hope from his re-election as Irish president
• Tories claim GP practices shortchang­ed by £660m
• The duty free king who oversaw the rise and rise of Leicester City FC
• Tragedy is latest in a long list of air disasters to affect the sporting world
• Cox: Getting key job at Radio 2 is fandabbyru­ddydozy
• Nurse rejects Mcrae suicide claim
• Soldier’s ‘lucky’ first war Bible gives comfort to family
• Green denies wrongdoing while offering apologies
• Memorial trip honours man who ‘saved’ the Flying Scotsman
• Hundreds join run in memory of park murder victim
• Life and loves
• Top of the terrifying list: The Exorcist still manages to strike fear in our hearts
• Snow: First war offers warning on ‘fake news’ dangers
• Care bodies ‘lack clear leadership’
• Britons chuck away 295 billion pieces of plastic a year
• Tears for Fears auction ‘time capsule’ of equipment
• Man held over synagogue mass shooting ‘wanted all Jews to die’
• Saudi prosecutor heads to Turkey in Khashoggi probe
• President dismisses government citing plot to kill him
• Caravan of migrants refuses to be swayed from US goal
• Voters send message to main parties over infighting
• THE DIARY
• I fear Brexit will be too bitter a pill for British public to swallow
• 1955: Chic Murray helps the panto season get into full swing
• Brexit casts a long shadow over Budget
• Working parents and the power of dialogue
• Will I ever be able to get over my guilt about animal products?
• Ripped off by the Government’s 4G money-making scheme
• The lasting cure for loneliness is solitude
• Class comedy sees cleaner’s role in panic room take the biscuit
• Archie Gilchrist
• Osamu Shimomura
• Kate reaches end of road in truth hunt
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Gold rush as tourism helps hospitalit­y sector cash in
• The days when wandering alone in the dark could mean a body blow
• Online shopping to help Next profits as high street sales slow
• Refurbishm­ent plays Quay role for businesses
• EY growth faster in Scotland than in UK as a whole

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