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Salmond poll blow as voters shun SNP

The SNP has been dealt a heavy blow in the final days of the Glasgow North East by-election campaign with a sharp fall in support, according to polling evidence obtained by The Herald.

Remembrance Day commemorations take place as two more soldiers die in Helmand

First Minister Alex Salmond has led the Remembrance Sunday commemorations which took place as two more soldiers were killed in Afghanistan.

World leaders mark 20 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall

Gordon Brown will today join other world leaders in Germany for the celebrations to mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

In The Loop’s big scoop as stars turn out for Scots talent showcase

It was a night of celebration for some of Scotland’s leading film and TV stars at the annual Bafta Scotland awards.

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Sport

Tony Mowbray admits ‘worst’ Celtic performance of the season

Tony Mowbray defended his decision to leave Scott McDonald on the bench yesterday but did concede that the performance was Celtic’s worst of the season.

Rangers’ Fleck and Wilson have teenage dreams disturbed by reality check

Danny Wilson and John Fleck may be taking their first, assured footsteps towards regular first-team football at Rangers but they are not allowed to get too big for their boots.

Falkirk 3 Celtic 3: Still top of the class but plenty of lessons to be learned

They say that every day is a school day and there were plenty of lessons here for Celtic and Falkirk to take on board.

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Threat to more than 150 airline staff

Simon Mann arrives back in Britain

It’s only rock’n’roll but he likes it

Business

Scots economy is recovering

The Scottish economy expanded for the fourth consecutive month in October with growth in both the manufacturing and service sectors.

BAE ship arm adds £600m to UK’s finances

A report from Strathclyde University’s Fraser of Allander Institute published today shows that BAE’s warship division added almost £600m to the UK economy, including £324m generated from its yards at Govan on the Clyde.

Comment

The fall of the wall

Journalists who covered the anti-communist revolutions of 1989 can be a smug and tedious bunch.

This comics caper just isn’t funny

What did you do in the comedy war, daddy?

Arts & Entertainment

Mark Morris Dance Group, Edinburgh Festival Theatre

The man himself may not be in the building – he’s at his company’s centre in Brooklyn – but Mark Morris is a choreographer you can spot not just intellectually, but physically in the dance on stage.

The pursuit of happiness

If Jamie Cullum was a sobersides, it is just possible that the media wouldn’t find it so perenially amusing to print pictures of him with his rather taller fiancee, Sophie Dahl.

Melodic tribute is a very good Corea move

Everything comes to those who wait.

Life & Style

Having a high time in the Highlands

Little black fins pop up through the lapping waves and, as we squint our eyes, a tiny dolphin leaps into the air and over another black fin.

I spy a job opportunity...

The arrangements were agreed in one abrupt telephone call.

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