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Articles in Apr 11, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• City to city in 30 minutes? (pounds) 4bn please; Report projects
  by Alan Crawford
• Crisis? What crisis? Blair and Bush stick to holiday plans; Iraq in
  by James Cusick
• Restlessness on Raasay as Sunday ferry defies Sabbatarians
  by Alan Crawford
• Birds 'turned into dustbins by our waste'; Call for plastic bag tax
  by Rob Edwards
• Deals of the week
• SMG attacks BBC 'commercialism'
  by Arthur MacMillan
• Charlotte Square creates cabinet of the talents to manage
  by Ian Fraser
• Brothers match-fit for gym kit boom; Starting off with a modest loan,
  by Arthur McMillan
• Chewin' the fat with the BBC's new controller
• The main course
• Mackerel
• "We are the guardians of the world"; These people stand between
  by Vicky Allan
• Uefa's system is super efficient
  by Michael Grant
• GREEN MACHINE; Not content with their first team dominating Scottish
  by Michael Grant
• Hostage-taking is new weapon of choice in Iraq; Wave of kidnapping
  by James Cusick
• Up your kilt, meenister
  by Alan Taylor
• Second division
• Cardinal: Muslims not doing enough to condemn terror
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Marni, Habitat, Lulu Guinness everyone is cuttin' a rug in fine
  by Compiled by Rohese Taylor
• Scottish firms escape gloom over profits; Healthier outlook for
  by Ken Symon
• Safeway 'let eye come off the ball' during Morrisons takeover turmoil
• Economic commentary from The Royal Bank of Scotland Group
• 7 daysin thelife of; Stephen Baxter, Managing Director, Glasgow
• Herring
• Fish'n'sips; Forget the rule about sticking to white wine - there are
• Travel news
  by Andrea Pearson
• Alan Campbell witnesses the Wild Thing shoot himself in the foot on
  by Alan Campbell
• Rain drops in on Antigua as Windies make a steady opening
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Scots danger from 'missing' DU fragments; Army range lost pieces of
  by Rob Edwards
• Brand it like Beckham; With an image worth more than (pounds) 200m,
  by Iain S Bruce
• Late goal fails to pacify an angry Calderwood; Natasha Woods feels
  by Natasha Woods
• People of Shetland unite to save failed asylum-seekers from
  by Alan Crawford
• INTRO
• Why parents should open a bank account for children now; Small
  by Teresa Hunter
• Bundesbank in crisis over a (pounds) 5000 hotel bill
  by Ken Symon
• Feng Shui: the energy behind global moves at Clyde Blowers; Chi
  by Valerie Darroch
• Does size matter for Beeb's new guy?
• More 'Pain In Spain' Than Fun In The Sun; Cultured Catalans breathe
  by TomShields
• Arbroath smokies
• The view from; Scotland's newsstands
• COMING Of Age; James McFadden turns 21 this week but the party scene
  by Natasha Woods
• THE SCOTTISH PLAY; There's enough skulduggery to fuel a Shakespeare
  by Stewart Fisher
• Agencies 'fail to tackle ritual and child abuse'
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Scottish TV clinch highlights package
  by Exclusive by Michael Grant
• Fairy tale needs a sequel for a happy ending
  by Michael Grant at Hampden
• Scottish musicians still lacking support
  by Elizabeth McMeekin
• Belfast; After a break in this beautiful big bruiser of a city,
  by Neil Mackay
• youth accounts raise interest
• Sub-Standard Life on the brink of a red card
• the final whistle; With the Competition Commission due to deliver a
  by Julia Fields
• SMG demands: Trim commercial rackets Auntie
  by Arthur MacMillan
• 7; soundbites
• Halibut
• Porn to die; Conservatives and liberals on both sides of the Atlantic
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Rangers travel down the Orient express route; Chairman believes
  by Natasha Woods
• O'Neill banks on bottle to save Euro bid; Michael Grant finds Celtic
  by Michael Grant
• JOYSTICK DIVISION game of the Week
• Revealed: militants plotted Iraq anniversary rebellion in London;
  by Exclusive By David Pratt
• McConnell under fire for 'using Scots Makar as publicity gimmick';
  by Elizabeth McMeekin
• Gender choice kit set for UK market; US firm says its $199 supplement
  by Liam McDougall
• My Triptych tips: Robert Lippok of To Rococo Rot
  by Robert Lippok
• Clyde Blowers set to splash out (pounds) 100m on new ventures
  by Valerie Darroch
• Coming up this week
• The good and wise look to the East for the entrepreneurs of tomorrow
  by Julia Fields
• How Iraq has woken America from its Big Sleep
• Haddock
• Scallops
• For the kids
  by Andrea Pearson
• Master of Philosophy; Alan Campbell reports from Augusta as Phil
  by Alan Campbell
• Rollercoaster ride of a season goes on as Livi make Hampden return;
  by Natasha Woods
• Weir defends reform of bonuses [Correction 4/22/04]
• Stone dead; After fighting bitterly for 13 years, French firm Lafarge
  by Environment Editor Rob Edwards
• Lara gives West Indies something to cheer about at last; Dominic
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Guest who?
• Tattoo official: Chinese army invite a mistake; Edinburgh Lord
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Details; Put everyone else in the shade when you wear a pair of these
  by Rohese Taylor
• moneyweek
• After the fat salary, the simply obese retirement; balancing act
  by Alf Young
• United Auctions has lots of cash
• Are these newspapers buying you?; Free giveaways increase sales, but
  by Arthur MacMillan

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