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Articles in Jan 18, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Executive 'dumps inclusion policy'; Pioneering scheme's funding is
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Edinburgh: McConnell has Glasgow bias
  by Douglas Fraser
• ANIMAL RIGHTS AND HUMAN WRONGS in a nutshell
  by Reviewed by Alan Taylor
• Substitute 'Arab' for 'Jew' if you still think Kilroy wasn't racist;
  by Yasir Suleiman
• Expert opinion; Six of Scotland's finest design talents share their
  by Eva Arrighi
• Crosby shows how to apologise in good grace; Alf Young; on when to
  by Alf Young
• Sun Microsystems gains from US switch and BT deal
  by Julia Fields
• Talent spotting for a new golden age : A key report is set to
  by Julia Fields
• WELL DONE; Butcher's men miss out on point as Shota Arveladze's late
• Campbell's kingdom
• Pressure on Tattoo chiefs to abandon Edinburgh castle site; 1980s
  by Liam McDougall
• Blair's longest day. My name is Tony Blair and this will be the
  by Script by Westminster Editor James Cusick
• where to eat; a few good menus in fife
  by Colin Waters
• Woods' Major chances blowing in the wind; Betting guru banks on
  by Alan Campbell
• Scientists back toxic salmon study; Independent experts say results
  by Rob Edwards
• Hubble will be left to fall to Earth; Nasa's goal of next-generation
  by Stephen Naysmith
• The States theyr'e in As the race for the Democratic presidential
  by Trevor Royle
• Readers' views
• Scottish studio 'would be folly'; Rob Roy director and Globalscot
  by Noel Young
• Money week
• Armoured van maker hit by big write-offs
  by Jim Gough
• Smith's late hit lifts the gloom
  by Stewart Fisher at Firhill
• Libert, egalit Secularit
  by Elizabeth McMeekin
• Rusedski on his own over drug test
• Hard as nails : Iain Morrison talks to Gordon Ross about his ambition
  by Iain Morrison
• Bowls: Marshall's final challenge
• Money's Too Tight Not To Mention; Iain MacwHiRter; says Standard Life
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Praise for estate owners 'misplaced'
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Pitfalls and possibilities
  by Stephen Naysmith
• To hell and back
  by Reviewed by Susan Flockhart
• Mature Bonds; True friends tend to grow more elusive as we reach
  by Linda Watson Brown
• Thinking outside the box
  by Susan McEwan
• Why Standard Life's mutual status shouldn't matter
• Abbey downplays Provident clearout; Abbey is set to close Scottish
  by Ian Fraser
• New Bairn makes instant impact
• Beckham and Raul return for Real
• A twist in the tale
• WHERE HAVE ALL THE PEOPLE GONE?; We knew Scotland's population was
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Where's he off to?; A: Barcelona? B: Newcastle? C: Arsenal? D: None
  by Natasha Woods
• Government 'powerless' to halt sleaze in the game; Author of a book
  by Alan Campbell
• Cricket: Rumours mount over Jones
• Report praises work of Concerning Africa
  by David Pratt
• Outcry greets claim of first human clone breakthrough; Controversial
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton,
• Anger at top civil servant's 30% rise
  by Alan Crawford
• Standing On Principal; Professor Timothy O'Shea has emerged from the
  by Alan Taylor
• Luminous; Let there be light says Susan McEwan, and make it bold,
  by Susan McEwan
• Forth Ports in (pounds) 240m Leith property plan; Land redevelopment
  by Julia Fields
• Russia to Scotland flights planned
  by Julia Fields
• Flying start to planning a ski holiday
  by Kurt Bayer
• Larsson set to make statement
  by Natasha Woods
• Norwich stay top on high-scoring day
• Most wanted
  by Rohese Taylor
• European clubs have been left smarting as Tunisia proves too strong a
  by Alan Campbell
• Why feed at the trough?
  by Alan Taylor
• SITUATION VACANT; TV PREVIEW
  by Stephen Phelan
• Here's looking at you kid; Iain Morrison reflects on the
  by Iain Morrison
• Swimming: Silver for Sheppard
• Winter thrill for ski resorts
  by Elizabeth McMeekin
• The last step in battle for the clones?; The struggles behind Zavos's
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Funny pot of gold
  by Reviewed by Edd Mccracken
• Me, Myself But Why?; Surgeons thought Sheena McDonald would be a
  by Susan Flockhart
• NICE
• BUSINESS DIARY; A few morsels from the great and not so good
• Wallace tells of Wall Street's interest in Scottish investment; The
  by Ken Symon
• GETTING HIGH; Placing their lives in danger is what rock climbers do
  by Leon McDermott
• Sea; Duds, strides, trews, jeans: step out for some fresh air and
  by Eva Arrighi
• PSG man denied dream Chelsea move
• THIRD DIVISION
• HAVE CELEBRITY CHEFS BITTEN OFF TOO MUCH?; As yet another celebrity-
  by Jenifer Johnston
• O'Neill may reinvest dividend
  by Natasha Woods
• Are you ready?; Times change and when David Murray comes to an
  by Michael Grant
• Formula One: Coulthard's competition
• Revealed: the art of Holyrood
  by Liam McDougall
• Blair's fate rests on 'single figure' tuition fee majority
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• Memorial for crewof Solway Harvester
  by James Hamilton
• They can run the country but will they give you your tea?; 10; of the
• That flawed report into land ownership
• Flotation will cost 2500 jobs at Standard Life, say analysts
  by Ian Fraser
• Record (pounds) 514m deal for North Sea as ABB sells holdings
  by Ian Fraser
• Childcare entrepreneur climbs the learning tree; Surprised by the
  by Arthur McMillan

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