The Herald - 2018-11-06

• Sturgeon pops up
• SNP slated for decade of delays on crucial projects
• FIT FOR A KING
• Michelin to close Dundee site with loss of 850 jobs
• Celtic Boys Club founder jailed for sexual abuse
• Energy firm ramps up North Sea expansion
• Boxer was told not to fight three years before fatal bout
• Abuse victim’s life was ‘torn apart’ over NHS delay
• Rare Jacobite papers to be digitised and put up online
• Stage tribute to Scots war poet
• Finalists for Law Awards revealed
• History lesson for troubled road
• Grouse shooting ban ‘risks jobs’
• Nude scenes show up society’s double standards, says Pine
• Star Lowden says lack of a major film studio is shameful
• King who united two crowns
• Yousaf defends non-jail sentences
• Varadkar delivers Brexit deal warning to May over border backstop
• Charity: Universal Credit is driving record numbers to food banks
• NHS whistleblo­wers praise ‘useful’ talks over bullying
• First day in court for Salmond’s legal case
• Beach walkers urged to keep well clear of seals
• Oily fish help children to deal better with attacks of asthma, finds study
• Like father, like son: Heroes were badly wounded in world wars
• Bizarre meeting on a Normandy beach
• Ex-gunner returns to El Alamein 76 years on
• Confusion over vaping advice to cancer patients who still smoke
• Holyrood fears over police ‘cyber kiosks’
• Only third of children brush teeth regularly
• Khan: It will take time to cut stabbings
• Darkness will descend over the West if Trump wins tonight
• ‘Whistleblo­wing’ imam launches legal fight over sacking at mosque
• Women less likely to receive first aid
• Stars call for tax breaks to help BAME people get behind the film camera
• Police probe film that mocked Grenfell fire
• Novichok attack restaurant reopens
• Startup Summit reached new heights
• Dementia patients forced out over ‘theft’
• Queen’s Hall to celebrate 40 years
• Thousands will have to stop using coal to meet climate targets
• Orangutans are still in decline, scientists warn
• Birds of prey being ‘wiped out’ by wind farms
• Rouhani warns Iran ‘facing a war’
• Migrants head for Mexico City in push to US border
• EU head Tusk grilled by Polish MPS on finance scam
• German spy chief won’t be given government position
• Sri Lanka’s crisis deepens as thousands take to streets
• Plane had airspeed issues before fatal crash
• A Tory MP making a stand for the poor? Don’t bet on it
• UK will suffer post-brexit for its reliance on the service sector
• 1962: Another trophy presentati­on to the great Matt Busby
• More research needed into e-cigarettes
• Poverty is at the root of sectarian violence
• Mcgarvey omission gives pause for thought
• Why language is so important when it comes to transgende­r healthcare
• Why fireworks must be curbed
• Even more reasons to be proud
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Kenneth Roy
• Ruth Gates
• POEM OF THE DAY
• Geologist wants to be a rock for Scots firms as she helps constructi­on clients
• In associatio­n with ...
• FTSE nudges up as foreign affairs worry traders
• UK economy grinds towards halt as Brexit fears take growing toll
• Store heifers fetch top of 212p per kg at Newton Stewart as bullocks peak at 250p
• Government must explore every avenue to help Sauchiehal­l Street
• This grim picture should make UK Government sit up and take note
• Skyrora snaps up launch vehicle engineer
• Investment off Scotland fuels growth for Serica
• Funds firm outlines case for ‘actual’ investors

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