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Articles in Jan 21, 2001 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Bull and Bush
  by Ian Bell
• Robert Downey Jnr to be cast as bad boy Bard
  by Exclusive: By Torcuil Crichton
• Prescription charges to pay for better care for elderly
  by Douglas Fraser
• Where no translator has gone before
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Release The Ananda Project (VC Recordings) HH
  by Samuel McGuire
• Tangled web of the global baby market; Public enemies: The Kilshaws
  by Kathleen Nutt
• Pepsi signs, Suzuki stalls and a Palmolive soap balloon above the
  by Nick Meo at the Kumbh Mela
• Readers'views
• Round Up
  by Colin Waters
• Rescue deal saves Huntingdon from closure
  by Darran Gardner
• OPEC happy to hold the West over a barrel
• European Cup dream ends as Leinster miss out on quarter-final
• States of Play
  by Art Spander
• cardiff city - wales
  by Natasha Woods
• He who pays the PIper calls the tune
  by Natasha Woods
• Baby hues
  by Fashion: Linny Oliphant Photography: David Gillanders
• Eddi Reader
  by Catherine Bromley
• It's a braw bricht Newsnicht nicht the nicht
• Cheltenham countdown... 51 days to go
• Board Games
  by Ali Paton
• Movie choice
  by Peter Ross
• CELTIC CONNECTIONS
  by Sue Wilson
• Some books are best left lying on the office floor
  by Anna Burnside
• Wheelers' windows also give LibDems a look-in
  by James Cusick
• Car fumes a bigger killer than crashes on the roads; Study finds 2000
  by Rob Edwards
• 2000 Years Of Human Error Godhead (Posthuman Records) HH
  by Graeme Virtue
• the pi man cometh
  by Wendy Ide
• Acres of rural charm just a short drive from the city; The arrival on
  by Philip Cowan
• Weekend warriors willing and ready to rescue Britain; The men and
  by Ninian Dunnett
• Withering blights
  by Susan Flockhart
• Journalists, it's time you owned up
  by Philip Schlesinger
• BAE brings in new MD
  by Darran Gardner
• Spin-out aims for global cardio deal
  by Darran Gardner
• The lion Sleeps tonight; The future of the Scottish Football League
  by Allan Campbell
• 'A decade which saw greed at its worst'
  by Mark McGuinness
• barrage with balloons
  by Graeme Virtue
• Clean sweep
  by Compiled by Eva Arrighi
• The week ahead
  by John Phelps
• 'Africa is being fast overtaken by the consequences of the actions of
  by Trevor Grundy
• EU's future tale of two cities
  by From Bill Allen
• A slow reversal of fortunes
• Do not go gently into that good night; A close brush with death can
  by Anna Burnside
• Top civil servants failed Dewar, claims chief aide
  by Douglas Fraser
• For sale: 39 steps that led to D-day
  by Meg Milne
• Revealed: the dangers of just one atom of depleted uranium
  by Rob Edwards
• The Celtic Tenors The Celtic Tenors (EMI Classics) HH
  by Philip Gates
• Facing down the threats of backdoor briefers; Holyrood Commentary:
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Coffee mates PROFILE: FRIENDS; It's been their day, week, month and
• What sort of future do you want for Scotland?
• Another dysfunctional family seen through another set of sensitive
  by Reviewed by Rosemary Goring
• Virgin lashes out at east coast rail line bid 'snub'
  by Mark McSherry
• This sure ain't no way to run a railroad
• Bear necessities could be the key to Charterhouse's future
  by Ian Fraser
• Plenty of heat for a bleak old January
  by Teresa
• Rugby fans dig deep for Morton
• [ Celtic's Johan Mjallby... ]
  by Michael Grant
• Groundhog day; manhattan transfer
  by Aaron Hicklin
• Three to be cheered
  by Sue Wilson
• Reflecting on the Vampire; When Nicolas Cage cast the title role of
  by Words: Barry Mann
• Instant messaging sparks new war of the operators; Cheaper than a
  by Juliettte Garside
• Quake victim's lost cause
  by From Michael McCaughan
• Icy escapades offer a cautionary tale
  by Cameron McNeiss
• Into the light
  by Words: Eva Arrighi Photographs: Martin Hunter
• Comfort food
  by Susan Straight
• It may lack the Vegas glamour but at least you're spared the fool
  by Pete Clark
• Getting to grips with grub at source; Shane Watson meets the man who
  by Shane Watson
• Winning the election was the easy part
  by Trevor Royle
• Moist loo roll sets new bog standard
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Almost Famous OST Various (Dreamworks) H
  by Stephen Phelan
• From 'the dying rooms' to loving homes abroad; One couple's search
  by Sarah Kate Templeton
• Smile, it's candid Cameron
  by Darran Gardner
• Executive Dreams
• Globalfarmers allays fears of e-market
  by Steve Wilson
• Hopkin comeback on cards
• Oddie almost gets even with Boroughmuir
  by David Kelso at Rubislaw
• Radcliffe romps home in style
  by Aileen Kirkpatrick
• Institute swings round to golfers at last
  by Alan Campbell
• DON'T BLAME IT ON THE SUNSHINE
  by Michael Grant
• The Main Mancini
  by Gabriele Marcotti
• Havana fling Salsa style
  by Jmaes Kate

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