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Articles in Mar 24, 2002 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Casting for the new Ratcatcher on the banks of Loch Fyne
  by Barry Didcock
• Yob culture and how not to deal with it; Muriel Gray is not amused by
  by Muriel Gray
• The secrets of Castlereagh; The break-in at Castlereagh barracks was
  by Neil Mackay
• Scottish finance 'not selling itself to Europe'
  by Kenny Kemp
• Dunfermline prospers from Dalziel's mutual admiration; Consolidation
  by Ian Fraser, Financial Editor
• How Easterhouse became Tories' road to Damascus; Duncan Smith to
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Anger at plan to scrap organic watchdog
  by Rob Edwards
• Salmon-stealers' fate sealed as killer whale sails in to Thurso
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Rewrite the rules of wool
• Welsh rare bit
  by Graeme Virtue
• Forget facials, get a car
  by Mark Clibborn
• ScriptWorx teenager signs deals with US giants
  by Darran Gardner
• Marriott gives latest hotel room for growth; It was once the landmark
  by Kenny Kemp
• Heat is on as candidates hit campaign high road; footballpolitics;
  by ALan Campbell
• Football Digest
  by Stewart Fisher
• You like me! You really like me!
  by Words Stephen Phelan
• Dragon slain with surgical precision
  by Paul Morgan at Twickenham
• soundbites
• Farmers threaten plan to bring back beavers
  by Rob Edwards
• 'Who are that lot kidding?'
  by Douglas Fraser
• Sigtronics rides out tough times to land nearly (pounds) 1m
  by Darran Gardner
• Funding still needs to match the five Ds
• Downes is on the up at BT Scotland
  by Bill Magee
• 'Hell will freeze over' before I give up; Tioram's millionaire to
  by Roz Paterson
• Height of fashion
• Buyer Stuart Barrie, uncovers the wine world's best kept secret
  by Stuart Barrie
• Interest fears hit fixed-rate mortgages
• He may have only been in the job 10 months but, discovers Valerie
  by Valerie Darroch
• Second Division
• stunning sisters
  by LIVE folk Sue Wilson
• Football Digest
• Fashion
  by Words EVA ARRIGHI Illustration bernie reid Photography Marcus Lyon
• Oliver's green machine aims for one final push to the title
  by Iain Morrison
• Party Central
  by Stephen Dalton
• Tackling Scotland's shocking poor health starts with school meals
• The latest front on the war on terrorism could soon open up in
  by Torcuil Crichton, Westminister editor
• Tories claim old Labour mantle as unions attack 'Thatcherite' Blair
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Alan Taylor's diary; Invasion could scupper English
  by Alan Taylor
• Sloan fails for second time in bid to be elected to Standard Life
  by Ian Fraser
• Gallery sheds light on baffling books
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Food tsar refuses to back free school meals for all children
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton,Health Editor,
• Live
• Indoor plant of the week
  by Jennie Macfie
• Outsourcing vision that has become an e-reality; After missing out on
  by Darren Gardner
• O'Connor caps a powerful display
  by Frank Gilfeather at Tannadice
• RENAISSANCE Man; Costing (pounds) 480,000 per game, the Brazilian is
  by Exclusive by Michael Grant
• THE MISSING Link; Ian Bell argues that, while Berti Vogts'selection
  by Ian Bell
• fit for a king Dutch drama, Indian dance, Italian flair and a
  by Andrew Burnet
• Laidlaw's men knocked out
• The importance of being me
  by Tony Wilson
• What if
• 'They took our food stocks and water pumps, then beat us'
  by Kate Clark
• Care system buckles as child neglect cases soar
  by Neil Mackay,Home Affairs Editor,
• Nallatech helps back new forum
• Tech companies 'suffer from lack of ambition'
• Scots scientists 'frozen out' in iceman study
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Revealed: how the system is failing social workers and our children;
  by Neil Mackay
• Weaver makes point to leave Ayr the winners
  by Nigel Duncan
• Piece de la resistance; A visit to St Antonin Noble Val, where Cate
  by Words Susie Maguire
• The constant impresario; PROFILE: Brian McMaster; In his 11th year
• The Stableyard hopes Rapid Retail can tune into real success
  by Darran Gardner
• Euro double vision
  by Teddy Jamieson atAlmondvale
• pot but no luck
  by rock
• shorts who's in the news
• down - and back up again - on the farm
  by theatre Andrew Burnet
• Getting more things right is not enough for national pride; John
  by John Beattie
• A Man For A' What?; Pete Irvine's kitsch-free Burns festival is a
  by Ian Bell
• Hate figures; Polls show less than a sixth of us trust them, yet MSPs
  by Douglas Fraser
• Jobs threat over Morgan Stanley boycott
  by Ian Fraser
• Too early to dance on Thatcher's grave
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Patients face death as liver transplant waiting list doubles
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Crusade's unlikely Highland martyr; Jailed GM rebel becomes a
  by Alan Crawford
• Masculinity matters
• Seeing rouge; Despite the oversalted soft, mushy fish, Joanna
  by Joanna Blythman
• Legomaniacs
  by Aaron Hicklin
• Equitable calls in the experts over policy claims
• Deal takes Quadstone to a new Dimension
  by Kenny Kemp
• Why IT policies offer productive insurance investments
  by Maggie Morrison
• Strokes of genius
  by live ROCK Peter Ross
• The Thistle and the grail; Stewart Fisher looks at the chances of a
  by Stewart Fisher

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