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Articles in Feb 8, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Fresh emphasis on biotech support at Scottish Enterprise
  by Julia Fields
• FST profits foretell future deals
• Tennent's: nobody's going to murder us; Coors has tried to chase
  by Ian Fraser
• Petrov restores order
  by Natasha Woods at Tynecastle
• gorgeous eyelashes
  by Roheses Taylor
• MISSING: ANSWERS TO ALL THOSE QUESTIONS ABOUT WMD
  by James Cusick, Torcuil Crichton, Trevor Royle
• Five years old ... and going strong; They said it wouldn't work ...
• Keane defiant despite bank's enforced reality check; Stewart Fisher
  by Stewart Fisher
• Why women fall for St Valentine's Day and men just have to PEA; Early
  by Sarah-Kate Templeton
• Mackay and the SRU hoping that it will be good to talk; Iain Morrison
  by Iain Morrison
• THE FIVE KEY QUESTIONS FACING IRELAND
• Salmond stands up for Standard Life's right to remain a mutual;
  by Teresa Hunter
• ScotNursing on road to recovery
• Coming soon: Campbell's tips for media
• Dons' stormtroopers seal it
  by Alan Campbell at Ochilview
• the eco tourist
• Who knows now what Follyrood report will say?; HOLYROOD COMMENTARY:
  by Iain Macwhirter
• We asked author Jilly Cooper what her fantasy dinner party would be
• Tearful Scottish Opera boss announces job cuts
  by Liam McDougall
• Steel in call for new Holyrood tax powers
  by Douglas Fraser
• Eat/Drink Scotland The Sunday Herald guide to the best restaurants
  by Joanna Blythman
• Snow blows in a gift for Kernaghan
  by Stewart Fisher at Broadwood Stadium
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• FRANCE
• Polis Potty Over Skunk In The Shed; Beechgrove gardeners are hassled
  by Tom Shields
• A tale of two knights in 'tarnished' armour
• Down in the valley; Commentators are yet again talking up the IT
  by Julia Fields
• Livingston set to lose 10 players
  by Stewart Fisher
• quick stop
• McConnell promises cash aid for villagers blighted by waste
  by Rob Edwards
• Minister blocks plans to stop gangs exploiting immigrants
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Stores feel pinch of 'shopping bulimia'; Rising trend costs retailers
  by Jenifer Johnston
• HEART FAILURE : Rangers are stricken by many ills and their condition
  by Natasha Woods
• Motherwell prove point to Old Firm; Terry Butcher is leading the
  by Alan Campbell
• HOLDING THE HOPES OF A NATION; Todd Blackadder may be a New Zealander
  by Dave Hammond
• McManus wreaks revenge on former manager McLeish; Striker eases the
  by Natasha Woods
• Masterton rescue deal on cards
  by Ian Fraser
• Global warming will land us all in deep hot water
  by Alf Young
• America's alloy; Recycling valuable aircraft metals to cut costs has
  by Arthur MacMillan
• WHEN YOU'RE READY; Celtic give Hearts the elbow as Tennent's Scottish
  by Natasha Woods
• soup of the week From The Insch Connection Museum
• Why LibDems will not be backing Butler
  by Charles Kennedy MP
• Swinney leads SNP bid to woo rail union expelled from Labour
  by Douglas Fraser
• Fire chief defends cuts to alarm calls
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Home tie provides little comfort for Locke; The Kilmarnock midfielder
  by Natasha Woods
• Couper keeps his side in the hunt
  by Dave Hammond
• ENGLAND
• Tax breaks mean mega-boost for business parks
  by Valerie Darroch
• Mother Of All Perils; Her new collaboration illuminates the history
  by Susan Flockhart
• O'Leary's blarney fails to take off; After years of being the stock
  by Ken Symon
• Butcher's showboaters almost sunk by rousing comeback
  by Ron McKay at Fir Park
• deals of the week
• MIRALLES: GENIUS OR bonkers?; The latest revelations from the Fraser
• Jordan's out the jungle
• Money men lost interest when our friend for life retired; THE BANK;
  by ALAN CAMPBELL
• Sparks fly in row over power costs
  by Rob Edwards
• Els hits the top down under
  by Bernie McGuire
• IRELAND
• BRITAIN THROUGH BLACK EYES
  by Reviewed by George Rosie
• Haunted By Dunkirk Spirit; Valiant retreat or humiliating defeat? The
  by Trevor Royle
• Wild about Larry; As a BT director, Ian Smith laid down the law to
  by Julia Fields
• Cook's boom; With its home-baked bread and unpretentious cooking,
  by Joanna Blythman
• Artists stump up for statue to unknown poet
  by Liam McDougall
• Holyrood official hid rows from Dewar
  by Alan Crawford
• Rail network to clog up by 2015 without fast-track fix; Blueprint for
  by Douglas Fraser
• Floating bus becalmed ascosts increase; Inventor struggles to fund
  by Elizabeth McMeekin
• Lambert plots long-term game plan; Stewart Fisher discovers that
  by Stewart Fisher
• BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS; With Bryan Redpath's departure, it is the end of
  by Iain Morrison
• Spartan society was bereft of literature, art, and philosophy ...
  by Tom Shields
• Should I choose a discounted or fixed-rate deal?
• Citigroup keen to build Edinburgh base after Calton Square move
• Would they have published Gilligan?; With opinion divided over the
  by Arthur MacMillan
• Driving me crazy
  by Vicky Allan
• sundayjaunt
• Johnny Rotten: the only person on the planet who doesn't love I'm A
  by Liam McDougall
• The new slavery; Morecambe drownings highlight a sinister world of
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Tribunal finds city guilty of serious racism; Race equality officer
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Vive La Franz
  by Leon McDermott Rock
• The hot 100; sexy scotland
  by Words Edd McCracken
• Biggest star of the show fizzles out; Iain Morrison examines the
  by Iain Morrison

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