The Herald on Sunday - 2018-11-18

• Out of the frying pan ...
• Graveyard tourism
• The 11 coolest hotels
• Is Scotland’s teacher training letting down our children?
• Salmond bodyguard stands by him over misconduct claims
• Children in Need broadcast raises more than £50 million
• Vicky Allan
• 1,000 people on the missing list in California­n fire
• Ireland issue
• Crunch week as Tory critics plot May’s exit from Downing Street
• Paul Hutcheon: May is another victim of her party’s 30 year meltdown on Europe
• Community left devastated by tragic death of teenagers
• Sturgeon urged to give work death families more legal power
• Challengin­g but these trainees back tuition
• Food By Jiminy! It’s roasted cricket for tea tonight
• We all need twinkling lights to cheer up the gloom at this time of year – it’s never too early to embrace the Christmas magic
• Six must-see cemeteries
• In cold blood
• Cold case files
• The amazing tale of two boys’ journey from the west of Scotland to Boca Juniors
• Scots to the four to set
• One of the old
• Up Hampden decider
• Manager revels in good night’s work
• Guard stands tall
• Scott McKenna learned a lot from playing Junior football when
• Danger as Dabbur transfers club form to internatio­nal arena
• Southgate covets winning end to year
• Narrow loss to USA boosts Scots’ self-belief
• Moffat to the rescue as Moore sees red
• Caley come roaring back from three goals down
• The big drive toward a connected future
• VIBRANCY AND DIVERSITY WILL TRANSFORM TOWN CENTRES
• All on the same side of the street
• Social approach pays dividends in local economies
• VITAL ROLE OF RAILWAYS IN OUR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC WELLBEING
• GLOBAL VISION GENERATES LASTING PROSPERITY
• A personal approach to promos
• By George, things are looking shipshape
• ‘No vacancies’ is the ambition
• A MISSION TO REVOLUTION­ISE COMMUNICAT­ION FOR NATION
• WHY THE INVERNESS BID HAS DELIVERED
• Let’s all harness the energy for positive change
• A BRIGHTER WAY OF SAVING MONEY ON UTILITY BILLS
• Scintillat­ing fare in the capital as Boks edge it
• Coach praises bravery and courage of his men
• ‘It’s our own fault,’ admits Jones
• New recruit Forrest eager to be Euro star
• Murray, Soares aim for the top after falling short at Finals
• Moore luck as Baron Alco strikes gold
• Kerr’s women going places
• Talking RABBISH
• Submarine found a year after it vanished
• ‘Hotel California Brexit’ takes it to the limit so the only option is to hand it back to the people who got us into this mess in the first place...
• ‘PM is in office but she is not in power’
• ‘Events may have implicatio­ns for Scotland’s economy’
• AK-47: The poster boy for killing
• Lessons of war: Violence follows hate propaganda
• Brexit is a mess of our own making
• Clue to surge in death rates
• ‘Bad’ deal was still the best we could expect
• Scribble pad
• That was the news, brought to you by a national symbol of trust and Knight of the Realm. And finally ... UFOs are real
• The Herald Sunday crosswords

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