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Articles in Dec 1, 2002 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Subterranean homesick blues
  by Andrew Burnet
• Left feeling maudlin over Mullan's Magdalene Sisters; Peter Mullan's
  by Ann Marie Hourihane
• 7; things you need to know about
• Plans set to help children with first saving steps; The government
  by Teresa Hunter
• T-Mobile fights mast bans
  by Mike Woodcock
• Come on feel the Moyes From perennial relegation candidates to
  by Michael Grant
• GRAND NATIONALS; Legends turn out as the first 50 members are
  by Natasha Woods
• VIOLENT TACTICS; Thuggery rose its ugly head at Twickenham last week
  by Alan Campbell
• Barclays out of race to buy SMG papers?
• SMALL WORLD
  by Aaron Hicklin
• How well do you recall your first kiss?
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Collins on short list to replace Skovdahl
  by EXCLUSIVE BY MICHAEL GRANT
• Darius dives in and does ok
  by Graeme Virtue
• Four centuries of a bright tradition; For 400 years, Scotland's
  by Mario Conti
• Join the strip club; DIY Doctor: The naked look - for woodwork - is
• Why BAE must not make waves on the Clyde
• Boardroom bonanza; Share prices may be plummeting, but executives are
  by Ian Fraser
• Phoney numbers game is just an empty gesture; The poll commissioned
  by Ian Bell
• Is it curtains for a national theatre?; For 50 years the national
  by Juliette Garside
• Turf luck
  by Jim Delahunt
• 12 million Ethiopians face death from hunger; Eyewitness
  by David Pratt in Ethiopia
• Baby-cloning race has new frontrunner; American fertility expert
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Alpine attempt is in peak condition
  by Stewart Fisher
• Shortage of new faces for swap ops
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Punch And Duty; She'll tell anyone who'll listen that the Scots
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• the unbeatable brightness of reading; Alan Taylor celebrates the
  by Alan Taylor
• Chancellor's 'radical' plans may mean tax breaks for employees
  by Teresa Hunter
• MacDonald Estates plans (pounds) 14m Braehead leisure development
• Shooting for the moon; Darran Gardner investigates the Tartan Shorts
  by Darran Gardner
• Farmers attack 'sheep first' policy
  by l Scotland worst in Europe
• Sleeping hosts hand win to Cardiff
  by Colin Renton at Meadowbank
• Ashes hopes crumbleto dust; Cricket; Dominic O'Reilly reports on yet
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Under starter's orders; Gary Pitt is blind but his disability doesn't
  by Natasha Woods
• UK joins lead in child cancer fight
  by James Hamilton
• David Icke does not exist. That is just a name for what my infinite
  by Vicky Allan
• Secret MoD 'X-files' cast light on Britain's greatest UFO mystery
  by James Cusick
• Boom And Bust
  by Graeme Virtue
• Snow bored? Make these your first resort; 10; of the best;
  by Lesley McKenna
• 2002: who read what... and why; From Yann Martel's Booker win to
• New mortage scandal for 'trendy' borrowers; Teresa Hunter wonders if
  by Teresa Hunter
• The woman who brought down the ancien regime; How Anne Richards
  by Ian Fraser
• Sending an SoS?
  by Steve Wilson
• Old Firm 'failing to beat bigotry'
  by James Hamilton
• Banking on the Six Nations
• Day of reckoning; From Rob ParsonsIn Moscow HIV is spreading faster
  by Rob Parsons in Moscow, Hector Mackenziein Beijing, Nick Squires in
• The Philosopher stoned; Hailed as the Kurt Cobain of comedy, Bill
  by Ian Watson
• Sepa slammed by its own staff; Study reveals management are
  by Rob Edwards
• Why life's no picnic for the 'sandwich generation'; Pressures pile on
  by Jenifer Johnston
• [ Tip of the week... ]
  by Teresa Hunter
• the view from; Stirling University
• Lear: the remix
  by Andrew Burnet
• Flu: The New Black Death; It's the Mount Etna of the medical world,
  by Stephan Phelan
• 7; soundbites
• Shake your money
• Brown quietly signals government plans to keep executives' pay in
  by Ian Fraser
• Murray fires Vale to top of the table; HIGHLAND LEAGUE
• Could you walk one mile, every hour, for 1,000 hours?; Captain Robert
  by Alan Campbell
• Jockeys receive wake-up call after Ahern is caught short; IN THE
  by Jim Delahunt
• New Labour faces the fight of its life; Andy Gilchrist has declared
  by James Cusick
• Leeds' crisis deepens with Batty retaliation
• Key secret agent's cover blown in court; Government moves to gag
  by Neil Mackay
• Windmills galore!
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Tilting At Windmills. You'd think after years running Channel 4 and
  by Alan Taylor
• What are schools for: exams or education?; Susan Flockhart; says it's
  by Susan Flockhart
• Unions and firms unite to fight for new carrier contract
  by Kenny Kemp
• Biotech leader to offer advice for Scottish start-up companies
• Listener misses his big break
• Turning the tables on our schools; All league tables really show is
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Teething troubles; Fifteen months ago, Steven O'Hara was one of
  by Alan Campbell
• Why i scream at awards; Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• No more Mr Nice Guy
  by Michael Grant at Tannadice
• Cool for Celts; Martin O'Neill may not have been a picture of calm on
  by Natasha Woods
• Phones signal the virtual demise of ticket touts; Barcode concert
  by Juliette Garside
• Wine, women and sad songs
  by Graeme Virtue
• Gay Rites; The new Archbishop of Canterbury's liberal views on gays
  by Richard Holloway
• Defiant AAM look to the future
  by John Phelps
• Diageo plant now fastest in the West; Ian Fraser finds bottler aiming
  by Ian Fraser
• Betting on slot machines; It's all change for Vianet, finds Mike
  by Mike Woodcock
• Atletico foiled by Rivero scorcher; EUROPE
• A new face for christmas; Face transplants could help the disfigured
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton

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