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Articles in May 28, 2000 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Standard Life urges policyholders to back 'moral' mutuality
  by Ian Fraser
• Post-war powerhouses full of eastern promise again
  by Alf Young
• The bigger the bubble, the worse the fall-out when it bursts
  by Teresa Hunter
• The West must keep holding Africa's hand
  by Trevor
• Lazio narrows Clinton's poll lead
  by Stephen Khan
• Field of dreams
  by Michael Grant
• Stripping bare the fabric of the Virgin Queen's court
  by Reviewed by Colin Burrow
• Food for thought
  by Nick Nairn
• Thank God, a proper debate on education
• Lockerbie: CIA witness gagged by US government; Lockerbie trial
  by Neil Mackay, Home Affairs Editor,
• New Section 28 climbdown imminent
  by Douglas Fraser
• Scots star admits he assaulted his father
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Findlay slams sectarian rowas 'nonsense'
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Needled
  by Greg Gordon
• Cranky goes to Hollywood
  by Kathleen Morgan
• William watch
• French connection
  by Richard Bath
• old man
  by Patrick Richardson
• No headline
  by Peter Ross
• MOVIE MONOLOGUES
  by Ewan McGregor
• Following in historical footsteps
  by Cameron McNeish
• intheslips
  by Bob Crampsey
• Variety the key to city's success
• Hi-tech future is in the hands of our children
• Crunch time for granny's Hielan' hotel
  by Steve Wilson
• Streets ahead on the big issues
  by Linda Fleming
• M'LADY IN WAITING
• Rule on subs about to change
  by Michael Grant
• Crack in the Iron Wall
  by Trevor Royle
• inspirations
• Gala has its day as battle of the burgers begins
  by Pat Kane
• Counterblast
  by Stephen Hasler
• Why you deserve the facts on Lockerbie
• Galbraith set to launch appeal
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Secure GP surgeries for violent patients
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Musical; Chairs
  by Michael Bracewell
• What's cooking, good looking?
  by Anna Burnside
• Get on my land
  by Sean Hignett
• Monty catches early birdies
  by Alan
• Balmy bleathers is just a weather front
  by Alan Campbell
• WARREN PEACE
  by Simon Stuart
• Saints Above
  by Wendy Ide
• course language - Millport Golf Course
• Silence remains golden to Burley
  by Michael Grant
• Backroom boys bear the brunt of Formula One testing times
  by Eric Silbermann
• Axeon receives further funding
  by Kenny Kemp
• Mutual meeting of minds over plc conversion
  by Ian Fraser
• Scots firms catch up in race for 'life'
  by Darran Gardner
• Ready to pitch for the long run
  by Ian Fraser
• UN troops are left to clean up the mess
  by Virginia Quirke
• Winner Wallace wishes Jim well
  by Ron McKay
• roundup
• The natural way to feel good about death
  by Joanna Blythwood
• Scouts' honour
  by Susan Flockhart
• No Headline Present
• One in four women suffers from violence
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Moderates' triumph signals a new beginning for positive unionism
  by Professor Paul Bew
• Students blow hot and cool for first degree on the joy of sax
  by Stephen Naysmith
• What Oxbridge snobbery can tell us about ourselves
  by James Boyle
• Life lines
• Don't get me wrong
  by Phil Kay
• rankings
• oddson
  by Bob harman
• A breath of salt air
  by Moira Jeffrey
• shorts: who's in the news
• fabgear - Skateboarding Equipment
  by Carolyn Aiken
• Archibald running out of time and patience
  by Alex Gordon
• 'Food basket' offers some rich pickings
• Boyle laid back about going forward
  by Kenny Kemp
• Can ossian pull ofF some heroics in the highlands?
  by Steve Wilson
• The week ahead
• Withdrawal leaves thousands on wrong side of fence
  by Suzanne Zima
• Advocaat's army march to the century
  by Michael Grant
• Memoir's hit and Amis moments
  by Reviewed by David Sexton
• Leader of the pack plays his cards right
  by Eddie Gibb
• Memories of my father, the war hero
  by Tony Parsons
• EXODUS FROM ANARCHY
  by David Pratt
• No Headline Present
• Ulster Unionists vote for a return to Stormont on what Mandelson
  by Ed Moloney and
• Footprints mark new path to solving crime in Scotland
  by Torcuil Crichton

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