The Herald - 2016-11-02

• Peers warn Evel risks harm to Union ahead of Brexit
• Councillor suspended by SNP as dossier given to police
• Officers to quit over transport force merger
• May is urged to axe plans to raise tax limit
• Home dialysis to change the life of seven-year-old cancer sufferer
• Scottish football chief in new move to stop Fifa poppy ban
• Charity donates £500,000 to School of Art campus revamp
• Oscar-winning actor in tribute to top poet
• ‘Lighter and fresher’ food choice trends
• Soldier is feared dead in training exercise
• Action urged as Scots face pension crisis
• Hebrides crashed oil rig arrives in Turkey
• Salary bid is rejected as trusts protected
• City bus lane is closed amid fears over pedestrian safety
• Fears job cuts could expose children to explicit sex scenes
• Footballer tells rape trial woman was ‘flirty’
• Finance industry bans six guilty of £4m fraud
• Adviser to First Minister casts doubt on single market plan
• SNP faces claims of ‘rank hypocrisy’ for funding the defence industry
• Amendment by Greens targets council tax policy
• Justice Secretary’s ‘right mix’ vow after small drop in police numbers
• Davidson in warning on apprentice­ships
• Labour hits out over sectariani­sm priorities
• Workers from EU contribute £7.3bn
• MP shocked to be accused of kicking Yes campaigner
• SNP councillor facing deselectio­n after lying in divorce proceeding­s
• Heseltine denies magazine claim he strangled his mother’s dog
• Four-hour waiting time target for A&E is so close
• Loach hits back after minister attacks film
• New phone hacking rule rejected by MPs
• Animal charity boss steps down after pay controvers­y
• Google warns of Microsoft security flaw
• Diesel car scrappage plan for cleaner air
• Pregnancy loss can increase the risk of PTSD
• Fewer than 20 at safe room to receive heroin on prescripti­on
• Researcher­s reveal fate of Scots survivors of bloody battle
• Apology from Asda over poor hygiene concerns
• Parents urged to help teach driving
• Solicitor is fined £8,000 for property deal misconduct
• When dancers in Dennistoun raised an eyebrow or two
• Ulster rugby players deny any wrongdoing over sexual claims
• Review bid after Orgreave inquiry is ruled out
• Experts: Lack of exercise is creating health timebomb
• Murray: I struggled to manage what was going on in my head
• Murder accused admits being ‘inspired’ by TV show Breaking Bad
• Paisley pattern to be transforme­d for the digital age
• Former Ardersier yard sold for more than £5m
• Special forces enter Mosul
• Clinton fights to boost voter turnout as Trump exploits fresh email-saga twist
• Ship-breaking yard blast kills at least 11
• Orgreave: An inconvenie­nt truth that really must be told
• A charity the Highlands holds dear to its heart
• If you voted SNP, you cannot complain about welfare cuts
• Orgreave campaigner­s should be respected and given chance of justice
• Wise words should be heeded on Evel
• Time to muscle in on drive to improve quality of life
• Clyde could host a new shale gas power plant
• It is regrettabl­e that college unions reject a fair and tenable pay offer
• Gauci and the benefit of doubt on Lockerbie
• Why criticise Carney’s interventi­on in EU referendum but not in independen­ce debate?
• ON THIS DAY
• FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Marie Thomas
• Vladimir Zeldin
• Undergroun­d horn virtuoso is star of BBC orchestra gig
• It’s an old-time good time with this Canadian trio
• It’s the ideal time to shell out
• Law firm boss: Inever,ever look to rivals for inspiratio­n
• Law Society bursaries to help open profession
• Weir warns on profits but is confident on core markets
• North Sea firm goes cool on acquisitio­n
• Major downgrade to UK growth forecast triggered by Brexit worries
• Costs surge for manufactur­ers on back of sterling weakness since EU vote
• Bruar boss: Too early to spot Brexit vote effect
• Shell profits from North Sea job cuts

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