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Articles in Aug 18, 2002 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• How to take corporate responsibility just do it
  by Rob Edwards, Environment Editor
• Iain Morrison talks to three players eager to grasp their
  by Iain Morrison
• Sympathy for the DEVIL; The truth hurts - and Roy Keane's disclosure
  by IAN BELL
• Swinton blasts 'farce' at festival; Actress urges film-makers to stop
  by Juliette Garside
• Title dreams keep McRae on road; Rallying; Iain Morrison finds that
  by Iain Morrison
• Insurance firms reluctant to make crisis payouts
• Profits fall for stock market darling Aggreko
  by John Phelps
• Cheap calls over the internet moving closer; Iain S Bruce says the
  by Iain S Bruce
• Edinburgh must share art with rest of Scotland; Controversial ex-
  by Juliette Garside
• Bierhoff signs up at Chievo
• A tough act for Burgh to follow
• SECOND DIVISION
• The bad old days
• British football's compensation culture has long and bloody legacy;
  by Alan Campbell
• Kitchen confidential; If Gordon Ramsay's kitchen is a mini Sierra
  by Words Vicky Allan
• Biotech merger push
  by Mike Woodcock
• Surviving the mortgage jungle; The new financial services policeman
  by Teresa Hunter
• Forest used mainly for family picnics
  by Bridget Morris
• Revealed: British tourists' glorious past; A 260-year-old innkeepers'
  by Gabriel Ronay
• NHS let down my father, says Bridget McConnell
  by Douglas Fraser
• Flo's Sunderland transfer still alive
  by Stewart Fisher
• Baywatch has nothing on the new Burntisland beach boys
  by Tom Shields
• Crawford defies cap snub with hat-trick
  by Stewart Fisher at East End Park
• Warren and Hume set out to impress; Alan Campbell talks to two young
  by Alan Campbell
• Ears to the throne
  by Graeme Virtue
• Let's learn to love the haggis, says Union Jack
  by Douglas Fraser
• Heriot's crushedin title charge
  by David Kelso
• nae fear, ralphie!; Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Grubman's $32m heist
• Connect deadline for tech hopefuls
  by Darran Gardner
• Holyrood hammers Enterprise imbalance
• Brown still keen on McFadden
• Sheridan's tax seeks to squeeze high-earners
  by Eva Langlands
• HIGH FIVE; Celtic run riot over United - Premierleague, pages 2-3;
  by Michael Grant
• An Alchemist, An Olympian, A Winner; He's a bankable treasure but, as
  by Barry Didcock
• Kelso sevens
  by Alan Lorimer
• a few festival menus In edinburgh
  by Colin Waters
• Hundreds of prisoners to be freed early
  by Neil Mackay
• A question of morals and a superpower's plan of attack
  by Trevor Royle
• Banks gunning for footie fan's trade
• TMP splits from Alcatel Optronics
• Ready for the next dotcom wave; Forres-based electronics company SEIL
  by Mike Woodcock
• Rural Scotland stakes
  by words Simon Berry
• 'Bullied' boy warns others to stay silent; Michael MacKinnon accused
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Keith put champions to the sword
• Writer takes rap for Keane row
• TUV win DTI's (pounds) 25m tech task
  by Mike Woodcock
• When old age means going softly into the night; The stiffest thing to
  by Tom Shields
• Return is on the cards for born-again Hilton; After a spell in the
  by Iain Morrison
• Call for probe into law lords' secret society; Handbook reveals male-
  by Alan Crawford
• Cooked books ... burnt fingers; As one in 10 of Scots financial
  by Neil Mackay
• McConnell to mix it with superpowers; Alan Campbell reports on the
  by Alan Campbell
• Mortgage giants launch new deals
• Prestwick eyes are smiling as O'Leary pumps up the volume; Michael
  by Darran Gardner
• Sewage health risk posed by 20 beaches in Scotland
  by Rob Edwards
• The man who wasn't square; Gambling. Guns. Fist fights. Not really
  by Words Ian Watson
• Denmark ... probably the 12th best team in the world; And too good
  by Alan Campbell
• Water regulator warns of lead risk to children
  by Rob Edwards
• Slow starter worth a watch in the end
  by Alan Campbell at Firhill
• Society's solutions lie in our own back yards
• Rock & pop
  by Graeme Virtue
• fringe reviews: live last night
  by Tim Abrahams
• INDIA'S KID GLOVES; Dominic O'Reilly catches up with India's teenage
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• 500 BT Scotlandjobs to be axed
  by Bill Magee
• New grocers' forum to strengthen links
• Cancer care left in hands of charities; Hundreds of doctors and
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Why rural economies are facing a crisis
• Brillo's gnats are starting to bite
• Souness slated by McAteer
• ANDY WALKER'S SCOUTING REPORT; Eye for goal can rub more salt in
  by Andy Walker
• Third Division
• Vision mixers; Pop cherry-pickers Saint Etienne have nibbled at
  by Graeme Virtue
• Still more important than life and death at Anfield
  by STEWART FISHER
• Torrents of abuse; The death toll, the numbers made homeless and the
  by Iain S Bruce
• Hurricane hits capital
  by Ian Fraser
• Scots pupils ahead in studying stakes
• Livingston takes a grip of telecom giant's (pounds) 13bn debt; Some
  by Bill Magee
• intro
  by Fiona Gibson
• Charity appalled at Nimby campaign to keep it out
  by Eva Langlands
• United offer seen as 'insulting'

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