Paedophile Gary Glitter finally agreed today to leave Thailand and return to the UK, Thai police said.

CRISIS IN THE CAUCASUS - Part 1: Eyewitness report by David Pratt, Foreign Editor, in Gori

CRISIS IN THE CAUCASUS - Part 2: Eyewitness report by John Follet in Tskhinvali

Politics, poverty and religion in Lebanon’s second city combine to turn a neighbourhood grudge into violent conflict
By Hugh Macleod in Tripoli

Experts predict a severe Atlantic hurricane season ahead
From Manuel Jimenez in Santo Domingo

Fake Viagra, anabolic steroids, perfumes and luxury goods flood into EU from Asia
By Gabriel Ronay

SUNDAY HERALD EDITORIAL

Iain Macwhirter on Glenrothes

Ian Bell on food politics

RANGERS: After losing his biggest asset Walter Smith has just over a fortnight to make sure Cuellar's departure has a silver lining, writes Stewart Fisher

RANGERS: As supporters vent their frustrations on websites and phone-ins, the Rangers chairman hits back in typical aggressive style, writes Michael Grant

CELTIC: With the arrival of Glenn Loovens, manager Gordon Strachan faces a dilemma as to who makes way for the Dutchman, writes Michael Grant

Business vows to press for service improvement after damning Ofwat comparisons published
By Steven Vass, Deputy Business Editor

Hopes of private sector replacement dashed by EU regulations
By Steven Vass, Deputy Business Editor

US cancer drug breakthrough may turn years of losses into meaningful profits
By John Phelps

On-screen in the strangers, and following her real-life marital rift, Liv Tyler is making a new start as an actress and mother
By Will Lawrence

Bands, beer .. burlesque. Paul Dalgarno previews the Hydro Connect Festival

Hugh Andrew publishes the books others won’t touch. Why? Because he believes they contain dying voices that must be revived
By Vicky Allan

Pagan ritual? Sexual ­fetish? Wanton cruelty? Nobody knows, but the bizarre and brutal crime of horse-maiming is still happening in ­Scotland
By Alan Taylor

HOMEFRONT: Fiona Gibson

How the rich got richer and the poor got forgotten in New Labour's Britain
By Polly Toynbee