The Herald - 2018-08-29

• Top civil servant ‘misled’ parents on P1 test
• Salmond clears first legal hurdle in fight over allegation­s
• Salmond’s determinat­ion to clear his name could tear the SNP apart
• What next for a crumbling symbol of the age of steam?
• Sterling takes a pounding after May’s no-deal fears
• Six key questions:
• Hit-and-run driver admits trying to kill six children
• Food shortage sees major decline in Arctic skuas
• Widow searches for book with husband’s inscriptio­n
• Fewer Scots students study at Glasgow Dental School
• Assynt find their place at Blas
• Industrial scale coastal rubbish
• Shake-up for controvers­ial primary school tests after anger from parents and teachers
• PM’S Brexit vow as bank warns of no-deal ‘crash’
• May warns leadership challenger­s she is in top job ‘for the long haul’
• Police would not recommend date for BTP merger
• 589 days ... Northern Ireland’s peacetime record
• UK plans to invest £4bn in Africa to become largest foreign investor
• Nursing union warns bad EU deal could hit hospital care
• Sikhs left stunned by ‘petrol bombing’
• ‘I may not like Orange walks, but in principle I support the right of the lodge’s members to march’
• Iain Macwhirter:
• Foster reveals why no substitute was sent to see Pope
• Warning system can predict heart attacks years ahead
• Ex-chief rabbi says Corbyn comment as bad as Powell Rivers of Blood speech
• On crest of a wave: Ferry gets first woman skipper
• Historic building destroyed as fire hits Primark store
• Wheelchair racer is left stranded on empty plane
• Knifed surgeon says attack ‘made him a happier man’
• Private renting ‘unaffordab­le’ for low income tenants
• Bumblebees soon get a buzz for nicotine-like pesticides
• Calmac’s profits see it hand back £6m to Government
• Celebratin­g TV inventor’s birth with locations guide
• Mapping out ‘industrial scale’ of coastal rubbish
• Buyers will be over the Moon at space items auction
• Massive drop in Scottish court cases for debt and eviction since 2008 crash
• Three in five deprived older teenagers still in education
• ‘Bake Off fans compare me less often with Mary Berry’
• Watchdog bans advert over claims about fertility app
• Beckham is accused of doing 59mph in 40mph zone
• Blow for Rouhani as plans to end economic crisis fail to win parliament backing
• Minister stuns Macron... by quitting on live radio
• Police are offered help after 18 hurt at far-right protest
• Facebook bans Myanmar chiefs for spreading hate
• Government­s accused of rape and torture in Yemen
• Archbishop’s cover-up claim sparked by US abuse report
• EU has treated Scotland badly and should now have a rethink
• 1982: Awards were music to the ears of this jazz orchestra
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Appetising opportunit­ies for our young people
• Maths report shows CFE has got it wrong
• Christiani­ty is the foremost promoter of the dignity of women
• The treatment of Art School neighbours has been appalling
• Taking great pride in Scotrail’s new fleet of electric trains
• Just who is the aggressor between Nato and Russia?
• Losing The Rag
• Lindsay Kemp
• Russ Heath
• Elton offers comedy to Crow about
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Savoury shortbread
• IMPOSSIPUZ­ZLES
• Double Crossword
• Does extra cash to fund prosecutio­ns show skewed legal system?
• Sterling falls as PM says no-deal ‘not end of world’
• Channel the power within and change lives, conference told
• Union warning over delays to support payments
• Plea for training cash as digital technologi­es face growing IT talent gap
• MARKET ROUND-UP
• Wood wins bumper refinery contracts
• Aberdeen oil firm fires broadside at rebel investor
• Loganair agrees deal with Turkish Airlines
• Treasury minister allays fears of increase in North Sea tax

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