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Articles in Apr 27, 2003 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Ring leader; He may be Britain's first Super Bowl winner, but Scott
  by Stewart Fisher
• 7 soundbites
• Tragedy, goats and gender-bending
  by MICHAEL CHURCH
• Vast tango from Paris
  by Barry Didcock
• Round-up
• Luckless Leishman bemoans interpretation
  by Frank Gilfeather at Pittodrie
• UK database to track stolen art treasures; World's second largest
  by Liam McDougall
• All the best election exchanges and it's not over yet
  by Douglas Fraser
• Kissing with confidence's success speaks volumes in the boardroom
• Oklahoma! How the world's first-ever bagpipe opera will be set in
  by Liam McDougall
• Transparent pay talks give food for thought
• Fair trade probe after guesthouses complain over official tourism
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Carlyle to take lead in 'snuff porn' film
  by Liam McDougall
• Action all areas; Ali Paton gets in a muddle as she tries to decide
  by Ali Paton
• Monro bags the plaudits and cup
  by Iain Morrison at Murrayfield
• God, what a mess
  by Reviewed by Iain Macwhirter
• Also for your consideration
• Here and now Who's driving the buzz?
• the bold & the beautiful; ART & architecture
  by Words Peter Ross
• Everyone's a; winner; While Celtic must triumph at Ibrox today to
  by Michael Grant
• Expatriate; games; Freddie Dindeleux has resigned as Kilmarnock
  by Stewart Fisher
• Love him or hate him, there's no middle ground; Voters doubt the
  by Torcuil Crichton, Brian Lee
• Minority report promises accountability and truth; FIRST MINISTER IN
  by Douglas Fraser
• Saddam al-Qaeda link 'found'
  by James Cusick
• It's goodbye from me and over to you; Digital watch
  by Iain S Bruce
• Iasb set to hold crunch Euro talks
  by Mike Woodcock
• Building on family tradition to take on the world
  by Mike Woodcock
• Storm in a tea cup as stag runs wild
  by Natasha Woods
• 7 ... things you need to know about THE PLAY XXX
• Urban dwellings
  by GILES SUTHERLAND
• A bit of a dampener
  by Christopher
• Hermann and the 12 Stars: the art of ditching the central character;
  by Andrew Burnet
• Pic of the week
• Third division
• Opponents of wind farms 'misled' public; Advertising Standards
  by Rob Edwards
• THE ISSUES: HEALTH
• Swinney vows fishing war after election
  by Douglas Fraser
• Fat cat pay-offs prove to be the final insult; Small change
  by Teresa Hunter
• US scales up hunt for WMD
  by James Hamilton
• Political parties 'discriminate' against disabled
  by Alan Crawford
• Ofcom flexes its muscles but prefers to tread softly-softly
  by Darran Gardner
• It'll be all Wright on the night; There is no full-time coach, no
  by Natasha Woods
• My Secret CND Past; when hats were bobbly, shoes were sensible and
  by Tom Shields
• Blue do fails to stand up to scrutiny
  by ANDREW BURNET
• Swede soul music
  by Sue Wilson
• he cooks he scores Best-known for strops, chops and mouthing off,
  by Words Vicky Allan
• Setback for Wasps
• Call for badger cull to stop TB
  by Jenifer Johnston
• THE ISSUES: justice
• ICI attempt to cure ills
  by Kenny Kemp
• Sars: now it's a wealth risk; The killer bug is a major threat to the
  by ed. by Teresa Hunter
• No sign yet of the light at the end of the tunnel
• The bonus question; It has been asked before, but rarely so regularly
  by Kenny Kemp
• Several bids expected in Caledonia sale
  by Darran Gardner
• The farce of suspension for riding a winner
  by Jim Delahunt
• Dream Team; These men think they know how the country should be run
  by James McCormick
• To the power of X
  by Stephen Phelan,Wendy Ide
• Where to eat; a few good menus in Dundee
  by Colin Waters
• War and pizzas
  by Peter Ross
• Silver goal could decide Uefa Cup final
  by Michael Grant
• Visitors have heart and pole
  by Natasha Woods at Tannadice
• 'Now I'm certain ... all these documents are forged'; Allegations
  by James Cusick
• Going it alone; POLITICAL ROUTES: In the final leg of his cycle tour
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Royal Bank served with (pounds) 500,000 writ for bullying
  by Kenny Kemp
• Breath test's development gives biotech firm ADHD breakthrough
• Europe's AIM reforms attacked; Smaller Scots firms say they will be
  by Jim Gough
• SAIC sets its sights on European growth and acquisition
  by Darran Gardner
• Report damns big four's road plans
  by Rob Edwards
• [ Art Deco dealers Due to their increasing fashionability... ]
• the view from; Harvey Nichols, Edinburgh
• Hysteria: A Disease With No Antidote; Iain Macwhirter Believes the
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Me, myself and sigh
  by Graeme Virtue
• HEIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION; Sibling rivalry reaches new levels as grand-
  by Andrew Burnet
• HappyBirthdayRearoftheYear!
• Second division
• All Hans on deck; Dominic O'Reilly finds Austria's manager andformer
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Give us a gaffe; THE CAMPAIGNS: They could never be called
  by Douglas Fraser
• British expert finds Sars virus kills up to one in seven victims
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Pensioners hit by yet another Equitable Life; Annuitants warned
  by ed. by Teresa Hunter
• Official: JK rolling in it
  by James Hamilton

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