By Paul Hutcheon

By Brian Pendreigh

By John Bynorth, Home Affairs Editor

In the remote Amazon region known as ­the wild west, agents are cracking down on the country’s secret shame
From Tom Phillips in Maraba

UNITED STATES: Andrew Purcell in New York

RUSSIA: From John Follett in Moscow

SUNDAY HERALD EDITORIAL

An essay of the week, by Ian Bell

Ian Bell

RANGERS 3- 1 KILMARNOCK
Michael Grant at Ibrox Stadium

HEARTS 1 - 1 ST MIRREN
Barry Johnston at Tynecastle

INVERNESS CT 2- 0 HIBERNIAN
Alasdair Fraser at The Caledonian Stadium

Eric Daniels ‘must be at the top of his game’ to keep his post this week as bank unveils results
By Kenny Kemp

By Colin Donald

Local authority says it acted properly in turning down plan for 335 houses in Fife
By Steven Vass, Deputy Business Editor

The hunting ground of the Yorkshire Ripper, the fire-bombed streets of occupied Japan, the fevered mind of Brian Clough ... time and again, author David Peace finds inspiration in the darkest corners of recent history.
By Stephen Phelan

Watchmen is a rare comic book indeed – more Juvenal than juvenile.
By Sean Bell

Firearms officers who kill innocent people are reviled as social pariahs. So what drove policewoman-turned-novelist Karen Campbell to spend months inside their heads, exploring the devastating impact fatal shootings have on the killers and their families?
Interview by Paul Dalgarno

At 27, Lyndsay, Lorna and Leanne Elvin are three very different women. Or are they? Interviews by Vicky Allan