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Articles in Aug 17, 2003 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Warm and cuddly is Auntie's new goal; With the BBC under fire as
  by Liam McDougall
• Managerial careers strangled at birth
• Islanders suffering rape and pillage; Iain Morrison reports on the
  by Iain Morrison
• It wouldn't be the festival without...Guy Masterson
• Bingham is sorely missed
• 35,000 fans and 7000 pipers drum up (pounds) 2m economic boost ;World
  by Iain S Bruce
• Babbel can join Rovers, says Houllier
• Agony and ecstasy at Easter Road; Hibs' young captain says fans are
  by Stewart Fisher
• US war on music piracy set to land British song swappers in jail;
  by Iain S Bruce
• The view from; LA Fitness gym in Glasgow
• Terahertz ceases trading
  by Darran Gardner
• Never Grow Old; Janet Street-Porter is 56. But the woman who gave us
  by Barry Didcock
• class act
  by Fashion Eva Arrighi
• Tough times at eight-year-old Arran Distillery have failed to curb
  by Jim Gough
• Indies move out of the shadows; With the Edinburgh Television
  by Darran Gardner
• Scotland plan to scrap players' appearance money; Michael Grant
  by Michael Grant
• Death of a dictator; From respected colonial soldier to brutal
  by Fred Bridgland in Johannesburg
• What you need to know about the pro teams
• NORTHERN; Michael Grant reports from Pittodrie as the season's most
  by Michael Grant
• McLeish in cruise control
  by Michael Grant at Pittodrie
• SECOND DIVISION
• Burley remains without a club
• Network Rail bows to level-crossings outcry
  by Alan Crawford
• Counting the human cost of columbine
  by Reviewed by Barry Didcock
• things you need to know about; ... Diana Mosley
• BUSINESS; DIARY
• Can It Really Carry On?; A new version of the classic British comedy
  by Stephen Phelan
• soup of the week From The Insch Connection Museum
• Why Scotland is facing a net loss; Scotland's economy will be left
  by Valerie Darroch
• England captain, celebrity girlfriend and a marketing deal with
  by BRYAN COONEY
• 'The choice is whether the SNP is serious about the route to power or
  by Douglas Fraser Political Editor
• Time for Hawk Wing to finally get physical
  by Jim Delahunt in the saddle
• Croft unoriginal
  by Wendy Ide
• Everyone's a winner but there's no stopping Boyd when he's on the
  by Ron McKay at Rugby Park
• Fury as Scottish beach is strewn with litter from Belfast dump; Port
  by Rob Edwards
• Police fury after BBC reporter infiltrates force
  by James Hamilton
• Take Dundee, add (pounds) 26 million ... now beat the Old Firm;
  by Andy Walker
• Rankin high
  by Reviewed by Alan Taylor
• agency mixes perfect 'bru' for strong profits comeback
• London expansion lifts Leith
  by Jim Gough
• Blowing Cobwebs Away From The Spin; Iain Macwhirter says revealing as
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Gorgeous BeneFit fragrance
  by Eva Arrighi
• Media Watch : I blame Beckham for new fashion
• Dirty, pretty thing
  by Stephen Phelan
• What the TV makers are watching
• Has Harvey BeenLeft On The Shelf?; They said it would never work in
  by Vicky Allan
• Chairman of the board; Scotland's greatest football managers; His
  by Gabriele Marcotti
• The Hutton inquiry
  by Political Editor Douglas Fraser sums up
• Turf luck
• Joint effort
  by Graeme Virtue
• my festival week
• SYP says (pounds) 7000 trip is justified
  by James Hamilton
• Split personality; As Hearts head to Easter Road for today's
  by Stewart Fisher reports
• Journalists make up majority of flash mob
  by James Hamilton
• Firm friends; Growing numbers of young adults are launching their own
  by Karin Goodwin
• Convenience stores call for a share of the Safeway pie
  by Jim Gough
• EU investigates sale of Premiership rights
  by Darran Gardner
• Out of step
  by Barry Didcock
• Caution is best currency; A modest player has entered the frenetic
  by Kenny Kemp
• End of the long road to freedom in sight
• Letters to the sports editor
• Opportunity knocks; Iain Morrison reports how amateur players are
  by Iain Morrison
• Investigation after Lothian police shoot armed woman
  by Jenifer Johnstonand Douglas Fraser
• Brazilian blend may take some time to percolate
  by Stewart Fisher at City Stadium
• All-Saints day ends all square
• A star is born; 'I think the fans have a new hero,' Alex Ferguson
  by Philip Dorward at Old Trafford
• Call to ban angling as experts predict the extinction of freshwater
  by Alan Crawford
• Thomson keen to lay ghost at Dens Park
  by Stewart Fisher
• 7; soundbites
• Brave new world where windows can talk; John Hatfield on all-
  by John Hatfield
• Jools, jeans and jaunty journalists it was telly for the kids;10;of
• quick stop
• Borders company discovers the beauty of broadband in targeting future
• Streamlined NTL faces up to life after Knapp departure
  by Darran Gardner
• Rebels with flaws
  by Graeme Virtue
• Eternal damnation
  by Andrew Burnet
• Ulster set to promote Scotland's 'ither tung'; Language of Burns is
  by Alan Crawford
• Plenty still to do for England; Dominic O'Reilly believes Michael
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Leao of faith; Natasha Woods examines the problems facing Denise
  by Natasha Woods
• Monarchs of the green; As Queens Of The Stone Age prepare to unleash
  by Stephen Phelan

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