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Articles in Mar 21, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• One year on: Blair told it's time to quit; Cook: 'It's an anniversary
  by James Cusick
• Car makers secretly lobby EC to reduce air-pollution targets; Leaked
  by Rob Edwards
• SNP attack First Minister over whisky tax strips
  by Ian Fraser
• Tackling avoidance risks Revenue collapse
  by Julia Fields
• BAE strikes back with laser facility; (pounds) 4m design centre
  by Julia Fields
• The real terror on public transport: the public; Muriel Gray; tries
  by Muriel Gray
• Inside the mind of David Byrne; Misunderstood genius or cold-hearted
  by Peter Ross
• Bayern's title hopes take a tumble in Berlin
• One vision?; Is Setanta's (pounds) 35m deal the best that Scottish
  by Michael Grant
• Guest WHO?
• HIGHLAND LEAGUE
• Magical surplus for Potter publishers Bloomsbury; The week ahead
  by JOHN PHELPS
• Andy Goram was better than Stefan Klos
• Problem solved
• McConnell calls for more co-ops
  by Douglas Fraser
• Cancer charity softens stance on sunbeds to join attack on 'rogues'
  by Liam McDougalland Amy Wilson
• BUSINESS; DIARY; A few morsels from the great and not so good
• On borrowed time?; It may have been a political budget designed to
  by Ian Fraser
• the view from; Kilmarnock
• Trade deal may privatise Scottish water; Public ownership of
  by Rob Edwards
• Gorgeous spring colours
  by Rohese Taylor
• Bergkamp happy to sign for another year
• Youth centre; Iain Morrison finds Scotland's youngest player, Tom
  by Iain Morrison
• Apocrypha now
  by Demetrios Matheou
• Delahunt stings Festival bookies
• Second DIVISION
• Whisper it but Japan has become a good investment; Market eye; There
  by Ian Fraser
• No sympathy for the Red Devil on drugs ban; Natasha Woods says Rio
  by Natasha Woods
• Rumsfeld 'wanted to bomb Iraq' on September 11
  by Liam McDougall
• Planning system 'lets developers break environmental promises'
  by Rob Edwards
• Kemp wins people's business book award
  by Ian Fraser
• Americans circle northern lights; US oil independents lining up for a
  by Valerie Darroch
• Chief executive says Johnston will stick to what it does best; Why
  by Arthur MacMillan
• Is the world safer one year on? No. Neither is Mr Blair
• Blair throws a line to the fishing industry but will it bite back?
  by Alan Crawford
• Bilbao hand out Real lesson in striking
• McLeish on a promise over striking looks; Natasha Woods finds the
  by Natasha Woods
• Home rule
  by Stephen Phelan
• Robertson's title hopes up in the air
• Store card probe announced : On the back of an OFT inquiry, the
  by Nic Cicutti
• Old hands to the rescue; Hussain and Butcher stabilise England's
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Travel news
  by Andrea Pearson
• Murder police: Why did eyewitnesses ignore Kriss's screams?
  by Neil Mackay, Home Affairs Editor,
• National Library anger over Murray archive row; Attack on critic's
  by Iain S Bruce
• Light-based testing device promises bright future for Lux
  by Julia Fields
• Tax credit lifts gloom for Scots film industry
  by Julia Fields
• Khan's postcard from the edge nets Indie post
• 7; daysin thelife of
• Royal Navy urged to protect ships from piracy raids; Mariners' union
  by Alan Crawford
• Sturrock will assess squad during derby
• Villarreal ditch their sinking feeling; Known to their fans as the
  by Graham Hunter
• Skin deep
  by Damien Love
• Champions elect show SPL credentials
  by Natasha Woods at McDiarmid Park
• Money week
• Dens prankster gives team-mate fashion tip on short couture
  by TOM SHIELDS
• Decor style; It's a hunka hunka burning love. Nothing cheers the
• Court calls Mr Hussein ...
  by Alan Taylor
• Actors to help doctors mind their manners; University seeks to expand
  by Liam McDougall
• So what the Dickens if Brown breaks golden rule?; Alf Young on the
  by Alf
• Loophole closure could hit solo operators hard
  by Ian Fraser
• Olympics struggle towards starting line
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Sunday Girl; Sweet and romantic, spring's selection of faded pastels
  by Fashion Eva Arrighi
• The PM Is Dead Long Live The PM; powerplay; Iain Macwhirter; says
  by Iain Macwhirter
• The work of a centre half is not pretty, but Aberdeen's young
  by Michael Grant
• Black comedy
  by Mark Brown
• Food giant chief hits out at lack of support for indigenous
  by Ian Fraser
• Saints pay for their sins
• The week that was
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Bush And Blair: Blood Brothers; With Spain's pro-war party ousted at
  by Westminster Editor James Cusick
• Children's food breaks FSA health guidelines; Survey finds foods
  by Liam McDougall,
• Should Latin still be taught? This debate will go on ad infinitum
  by Trevor Royle
• Coming up this week
• C4 to air Glasgow comedy
  by Arthur MacMillan
• Theatre must have a base
• THE REALITY OF RACISM ON BOTH SIDES
• Hitzfeld has no plans to leave champions
• Ronaldinho's rite of passage hints at hard times for Celtic; Once the
  by Graham Hunter
• Nerd instinct
  by Leon McDermott
• Promotion contenders washed out

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