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

• Places in national squad up for grabs; Scotland coach puts current
  by Natasha Woods
• Golf fans should no longer be taken for a Ryder
• SPL won't rule out close-season split
• When Frank de Boer arrived at Ibrox it was seen as a last chance to
  by Natasha Woods
• The reason mobiles annoy us it's instinct
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Domestic Bliss; Victory today for Celtic will secure their third
  by Michael Grant
• Out Of The Fire; What do you do when you quit speaking for the Prime
  by Alan Taylor
• (pounds) 14.2m lottery jackpot remains unclaimed
  by James Hamilton
• first word
  by Jane Wright
• Equitable chief escapes the weak arm of the City law; Small change;
  by Teresa Hunter
• Bam! stays on Nasdaq and on course to gain Vis
  by Julia Fields
• Castaway seeks fresh shores; Seventy-year-old distiller is raising
  by Arthur MacMillan
• Wash-out may be a blessing in disguise for tired tourists; New boys
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Leeters to the sports editor
• McLeish ponders defensive options
  by Alan Campbell
• Scotland may lose Barnett Formula bonus in 10 years
  by Douglas Fraser
• Death set to ignite tinderbox in Iraq
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Jamieson threatens to terminate Reliance contract unless it improves
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Britain threatened by 'unqualified' medics from new EU member states;
  by Liam McDougall Health Correspondent
• Whether you're a swooner, a spooner or a diagonal sleeper, sink into
  by Compiled by Rohese Taylor
• Money week
• CBRE sets up home in Aberdeen
• Why arming the virtual police is making some real-world fortunes
  by Iain S Bruce
• Party time for Accies
• Mist keeps wonders hidden from view; It may need luck to see all the
  by CAMERON McNEISH PEAK PRACTICE
• Hello Harris We can read you loud and clear
  by Reviewed by Lesley McDowell
• Israel assassinates Hamas leader; Vow of revenge follows bombing:
  by David Pratt
• Pressure grows for Tutti Frutti revival after 17 years on shelf
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Nasa set to test theory of relativity; Satellite is 'most
  by Ian Brown
• most wanted
  by Rohese Taylor
• Pension upheaval puts railway workers on track for hardship; Network
  by Teresa Hunter
• Coming up this week
• Leaked e-mail states Press and Journal may go tabloid
  by Arthur MacMillan
• Toon Army deserve silver service after 35-year wait; Bobby Robson is
  by Natasha Woods
• No quarter given; Despite two defeats, the Scottish Claymores coach
  by Stewart Fisher
• Watch this space
• Incest, insanity and indices
  by Reviewed by Alan Taylor
• Killing puts pressure on Blair
  by James Cusick
• Blair fails to rule out European constitution referendum
  by James Hamilton
• The Word On The Street
• As actor, director and activist, Peter Mullan brings an admirable
  by Stephen Phelan
• WS Atkins win boosts Hanon
  by Julia Fields
• Correction
• Queueing up to be in Smith's old shoes
• Scots hold nerve to bounce back
  by Mike Haggerty in Gavle
• Pressley blunder gifts Hay's men a point
  by Natasha Woods at Tynecastle
• Think tank dismisses wind farms as 'expensive, unreliable polluters';
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Letting The Cat Out Of The Bag; Torcuil Crichton says the European
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Study suggests link between testosterone and autism; High levels of
  by Liam McDougall
• WHY?; THIS WOMAN HAD AN ABORTION 14 YEARS AGO ... NOW SHE'LL PUT THE
  by Peter Ross
• Row over claim MS drugs being denied
  by Liam McDougall
• 'I Blame Perry Mason'; Professor Sheila McLean is now a world expert
  by Lesley McDowell
• Extra! extra! DVD of the week
  by Graeme Virtue
• Ernst & Young denies ban will affect UK practice
  by Ian Fraser
• Docuserve in England breakthrough
• Shetland firm launches photojournalism magazine
  by Arthur MacMillan
• Class Action Lawsuits; As compensation culture becomes all-
  by IAN BELL
• Second division
• Think tank: nuclear power is better for us than wind farms
  by Rob Edwards Environmental Editor
• Exhibition has pupils draw on family life
  by Elizabeth McMeekin
• THE END OF THE ROAD MAP?; If George Bush's last meeting with the
  by Westminster Editor James Cusick reports
• Alan Taylor's Diary; Mind that time when
  by Alan Taylor
• Revealed: federal EU would be good for Scotland
  by Alan Crawford Political Correspondent
• MEET THE AUTHOR by Vicky Allan
  by Vicky Allan
• American Eye Just out in the US
• Rice: 'Offshoring is the best thing to happen to Scottish financial
  by Ian Fraser
• JAC's future has eastern promise
• Strike talks resume at Record
  by Arthur MacMillan
• Continental shelf life; Celtic have become a side to be avoided in
  by Michael Grant
• THIRD DIVISION
• Pool for love
  by Create a water feature with an old container, some beautiful lilies,
• Island councils: Devolution has failed us; Frustrated island
  by Alan Crawford Political Correspondent
• hostage Crisis: pawns in the game of war; The capture of an American
  by Torcuil Crichton reports
• Calderwood takes eye off ball
  by Stewart Fisher at East End Park
• Hunter offers (pounds) 100m to aid good causes across Scotland;
  by Alan Crawford
• soup of the week From The Insch Connection Museum
• JOYSTICK DIVISION game of the Week
• BUSINESS DIARY; A few morsels from the great and not so good
• Iraq rebuilding work under threat as the cost of risk insurance
  by Valerie Darroch
• Telly vision of the future; With independent TV in the ascendancy, a
  by Arthur MacMillan