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Publication Guidelines & Technical Specifications Publication Guidelines & Technical Specifications Publication Guidelin 200 Renfield Street Glasgow G2 3QB March 2017 updated heading 1 PublicationPublicationPublication GuidelinesGuidelinesGuidelines &&& TechnicalTechnicalTechnical SpecificationsSpecificationsSpecifications Happy New Year, readers l Don’t miss our in-depth Review of the Year by the best writers in Scotland l Good riddance to 2016 ... here’s hoping for a better year to come 01 January, 2017 £1.80 Ne’er Day special edition Hardeep Our Person Celtic sink Singh Kohli’s Of The Year Rangers Big Fat Quiz Jo Cox MP in Old Of The Year Review of Firm derby Magazine the year Sport TUESDAY SPORT DUNFERMLINE HOPES STAY ALIVE AFTER VICTORY AT LOVE STREET A NEW YEAR GIFT FROM THERESA MAY SNOW LUCK: ‘MASSIVE IMPACT’ AS SCOTS SKI SLOPES STAY DRY NOBODY KNOWS GLASGOW BETTER OuTHURSDAYtrJANUARYag5, 2017 e70Pas TUESDAY MAY 1, 2007 SCOTLAND’ SLEADING QUALITYDAILYNEWSPAPER 225TH YEAR NO.81 65P WARM WELCOME pickpocket 65p www.eveningtimes.co.uk Thursday, January 5, 2017 THEREISSOMUCHSCOTTISH FOR DISABLED TALENT, SOWHAT’STHERISK? TOURISTS? COLETTEDOUGLASHOMEPAGE15 SOCIETY Tories fleece BRIEFING Complaints after postal ballot delays leave some unable to vote As Tory government prepares to STEWART PATERSON Yesterday it emerged voters in Election his ballot paper. He said: “I have Mission council. Beforeheleft he tant it is.” More than120,000 ScottishPower to cut [email protected] the west of the country had also 2007 always voted,at every election told The Herald: “Iam very dis- postal ballot are understood to been affected withelection offi- News Pages 6/7 and this isthe first time I have appointed and angry. I have have been affected bythe delays energy prices in June ADELAY in issuing postal bal- cials delivering papers withfewer applied for a postal vote. voted at every election since I but it is not knownhow many lots was having a knock-on effect than seven days to the vote. Election Focus Page 13 “It is nowtoo late. I won’t be was 18 and I feel this is a partic- are still to be received byvoters. SCOTTISHPOWER and EDF Energy across Scotland last night asvot- Voters in Aberdeen,Ayrshire, here when it arrives. It is not ularly important election for Yesterdaythe country’s coun- finally joined the rest of the big power ers complained they had been Glasgow,Fife and East Dunbar- Leader Page 14 acceptable in a democracy. I Scotland. cils, which administerthe ballot Scotland of supply companies in cutting prices, denied the rightto take part in tonshire complained thattheir Comment Page 15 want myvote to be counted.” “I did everything required of forms, said all the postal votes but the reductions will not come in the Holyrood election. papers forthe parliamentary Churchminister Colin Ren- me but due to some administra- hadnow been issued. axe HALF of city Jobcentres and until June. ScottishPower cut gas by Last week The Herald report- elections hadnot arrived and wick, from Jordanhill in Glas- tive blip I will not be able to vote. The Electoral Commission, 16.5% and electricity by 6%, while ed ballot papers in the Edin- they may be unable to vote. unable to register a voteforthe gow, said he hadlost the chance “The rightto voteis notsome- which said itwas awareofdelays WASIT THE EDF gas prices will fall by 10.2%. 3 burgh,Aberdeenshire,Highland John Breckinridge, from Mil- first time in more than40years, to vote after leaving the country thing thatwas lightlywon. Now last week but not of further and Fife areasweredelayed by a ngavie, was one of those who as he istravelling to Singapore to carry out workin Lebanon as Iam being denied thatright,I delays yesterday, said it hadnot Angelika’s diary reveals rows distribution problem withforms. complained. He said he was today and has notyetreceived convener of the Kirk’s World can understand just how impor- received any complaints. THE Angelika Kluk murder trial heard yesterday how she wrote in her diary of rows with parish priest Father Gerry £2 billion Nugent, and mentioned her married HARRYWILL BE SENT TO IRAQ abandon our unemployed we say: lover almost every day. 9 Leap forward in MRSA fight Angry families NOT-SOl-GCuts to soREAcial security anTd tax SCIENTISTS at St Andrews University have discovered that an enzyme secreted by a bullfrog could offer an giveaways to rich will answer to killing the hospital superbug MRSA when combined with an existing drug treatment. 12 ask how July 7 cripple services MOSS MANIA SCOTTISHRUNews:N?page 5 As Kate Moss’s bombers got TOUGH GIG new fashion EXCLUSIVE GPS data suggests the half-marathon course for range goes on sale today, the 2016 may have been shorter than the year before ... UK’s new EU ‘flippers’ trying to resell for a through MI5 net which could put Callum Hawkins’s Scottish record in doubt ambassador killing on the internet are appointed as facing a new Inquiry call as five get life for fertiliser blast plot type of CALUM MACDONALD trial was overshadowed by details “mistake” by not maintaining leavers turn on resistance 3 [email protected] about links between Khyam and surveillanceon the July7 the July7bombers. Relatives and bombers. BUSINESS AN officialinquiry intohowthe survivors said the casefor an Conservatives and Liberal the civil service Security Service allowed two independent inquiry was now Democrats demanded a full Mortgage lending slows of the ringleaders of the July “overwhelming”. inquiry into whythe security BANKS reported a year-on-year fall in 7 bombingsto slip through its Rachel North, who survived agencies failed to useintelligence new loans for housebuyers for the fingers was demanded last the blast on the Piccadilly Line gathered during Operation fourth month in a row in March sug- night bysurvivors of the out- train, said: “Nowthatwehave Crevice topreventthe 7/7 gesting that interest rate rise medicine rage,bereaved relatives and discovered thesemen were very atrocities. could be curing property inflation. 30 politicians. muchon the radar of the Securi- They called on Home Secre- Theyspokeout atthe end of ty Service and could have been tary John Reid toexplain whythe SPORT the UK’s biggest-everterrortrial governmentsaid in the aftermath when it emerged that MI5had INSIDE of the 2005outragesthatthose Aiming for the top trailed twoof the key figures in involved werenot known to the DOUGLAS Lowe meets two of the July7plot. security services. Scotland’s leading young amateur MI5officers came across But Mr Reid ruled out a public golfers who have very different Mohammed Sidique Khan and inquiry,claiming itwould divert temperaments, but very much share hisright-hand man,Shehzad the police and security services CAMPAIGING the same goals. 16 Tanweer, while investigating away from the fight against another groupof terrorists who terrorism. FO WEATHER 2 were convicted atthe Old Bailey Hepaid tribute topolice and R THE PEOPLE LETTERS 14 yesterday. MI5,but added: “It is important Fivemen will spend a totalof The investigation Page 4 to rememberthat 100% commit- TIME FOR ACTION: Prince Harry heads an 11-strong reconnaissance troop. PICTURE: IAN HOLDING/MOD ARTS 18 OFGLASGO 200 years in jail fortheir part in ment cannever guarantee 100% W FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS 21 that plot. Plot to rival9/11 Page 5 success.” PAGES CINEMA LISTINGS 22 In the courseof the inquiry, The Intelligence and Security 4-5 Khan and Tanweerweredis- stopped, that is going to be very Committee (ISC)–whichpub- Army chief:Icommand every DINING OUT 22 missed as peripheralfigures and difficultto come to termswith. lished a lengthyreport on the CROSSWORD 30 their activitieswerenot investi- “This has fuelled my desirefor July7bombings last summer – gated fully. anindependent inquiry because has been asked to“reappraise” soldier, including the prince THE HERALD ONLINE Just 16 months after being it appears wehavenot been told all questions arising from the DON’TDITCH www.theherald.co.uk tracked by MI5, theirterror cell the truth about what happened trial, he added. and killed 52 people on London’s and whatweknew about these ISC chairman Paul Murphy DAMIEN HENDERSON he should orshould not deploy,” should bedeployed to Iraq. The http://theherald.newspaperdirect.com transport network. bombers priorto 7/7.” MP issued a statementwhich [email protected] he told Sky News.“And I do so originaldecision to send Prince for a full digital facsimile edition The second circle of “ruthless” Graham Foulkes, who lost his insisted all the original report’s as chief of the general staff and Harryto Iraq, heading an11- Muslim extremists, led by Omar 22-year-old son David on July7, conclusionsstill applied,and PRINCE Harrywill bedeployed having full command of every strong armoured reconnaissance Khyam, 25, from Sussex, planned said he was “absolutely over- added thatthere were“no culpa- to Iraq,General Sir Richard member of the Army, including troop, was made by Sir Richard to use 600kg of ammonium whelmed with a senseof sheer ble failures” bythe intelligence Dannatt, the Army’s chief of Prince Harry. in February. The Ministry of TELEVISION nitratefertiliser asthe basic disbelief”. agencies. the general staff,confirmed “Second, the decision has been Defencelatersaid the decision ingredient for abombattackon He added: “The consequences Security and police sources yesterday. takenhe will deploy. had been keptunder “constant Radio & Puzzles abusy nightclub orshopping of that level of incompetence have stressed that atthe time In a terse statementwhich “Third,Iwill of coursekeep review”. Pages 19&20 centre. were such that myson was killed. they believed Khan and
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