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

• We three kings; It's the classic role most actors would kill for, the
  by Mark Brown
• Naked publicity for film-fest buffs
  by Senay Boztas
• PPP blamed for classroom violence; Teachers' working group claims
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Readers' views
• A Wedding And Five Funerals; A high-risk visit to war-torn
  by Michel Faber
• Never mind the Trossachs, ... here's Colin Montgomerie; A poor
  by Alasdair Reid
• Bingo operator abandons flotation plan
  by Ian Fraser
• SECC deal marks triple treat for BoS corporate banking guru; Peter
  by Ken Symon
• Robinson's dual role concerns chairman; George Foulkes feels the
  by Natasha Woods
• Franz Ferdinand start new war; A war between lager giants, that is.
  by Steven Vass
• CLARKE OF; THE COURSE; THE IRISHMAN HAS COME CLOSE AT TROON BEFORE.
  by Alan Campbell
• Golf: Forbes slips out of leading pack
• Tapas, tea and a dose of fantasy
  by Tom Shields
• Tears for cheers : If travelling with children cranks your stress
  by Words Andrea Pearson
• Orkney expert slams Lewis 'sex abuse' mistakes
  by Neil Mackay, Investigations Editor,
• WHOSE head will Butler Serve UP?; Lord Butler's long-awaited report
  by By
• Rozental planning a return visit to Ibrox
  by Stewart Fisher
• M&S fate in balance as Rose readies strategy
  by Ian Fraser
• Rose must bloom to ease M&S shareholders' pain
• Thus boss tries to face down critics
  by Steven Vass
• On the waterfront; Glasgow City Council has silenced its critics by
  by Ken Symon
• TRANSFER TALK
• F4G and Scottish Enterprise to co-invest in computer games
  by Steven Vass
• Bitter twist to Davis' dream
  by Natasha Woods
• Results
• Devine tale for bertie
  by Alan Taylor
• Hands of hope and glory
  by LEON MCDERMOTT
• Curran backs tough love to beat the yobs; Minister reaffirms social
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Public anger puts soldiers' health at risk; Charity warns of Iraq war
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Three weeks ago Wayne Rooney was being heralded by some as the
  by Gabriele Marcotti
• Don't drive the young off the road with high insurance costs;
  by Teresa Hunter
• Enron debacle won't end with laying blame on Ken
  by Ken Symon
• Halliburton veteran boards Briggs promising profits through
  by Ian Fraser
• Easy Tiger; The world No 1 hasn't had his troubles to seek recently
  by Alan Campbell
• D'you wanna be in my gang?; Natasha Woods examines the options open
  by Natasha Woods
• Willetts fans pension row flames; The pensions debate was re-ignited
  by Ian Fraser
• THE CONTENDERS
• four; corners; Foreign Editor David Pratt introduces the week's world
  by David Pratt
• Passion for rugby is dying in game's heartland; Alasdair Reid says
  by Alasdair Reid
• Yum at heart
• Voice of tradition for new arts body
  by Senay Boztas
• Black US pilot strafes racism in Scotland
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Pre-season friendlies
• Something Els; Ernie fires 65 as he eyes Loch Lomond and Troon double
  by Alan Campbell
• Lawrie in form for first Troon
  by Alan Campbell
• 'The Open Championship is genuinely the championship of the world and
• Barclay Howard had already fought alcoholism before he became a folk
  by Alan Campbell
• The Name's Er?; With rumours flying that the producers of the James
  by Barry Didcock
• Celebrity column's margin for error
• SILVER MEDAL; ALAN CAMPBELL TALKS TO STUART WILSON, WHO HOPES TO
  by Alan Campbell
• Girl racer; Natasha Woods finds a Scottish youngster ready to make
  by Natasha Woods
• SQUAREBALLS
• CAPED CRUSADER: He's written Spider-Man and Superman, but Mark
  by Peter Ross
• UKIP allywith ultraright groupin European parliament; Anger at link
  by Alan Crawford
• 'We were accused of raping little girls, having orgies, killing cats
  by Vicky Allan
• Tinkering with format fails to level the playing field; Stewart
  by Stewart Fisher
• Call to take pensions policy out of the politicians' hands
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• Philip Morris pays to help stub out smuggling
• Scott adds rival to timber stable
  by Steven Vass
• Even the famously laid-back South African was plagued by self-doubt
  by ALASDAIR REID
• Only Martin has the answers; With his wife seriously ill, uncertainty
  by Michael Grant
• Firm wins (pounds) 3.5m Gaydar ads
  by Steven Vass
• 'I'VE NEVER DONE ANYTHING, I SWEAR'; How easy is it to maintain and
  by Neil Mackay
• Hockey: Late strike earns draw
• Climbing up the Walls
• STONE GOLD
  by Graeme Virtue
• Jumping Jock flash; Steeped in ancient clan traditions, highland
  by Vicky Allan
• Dancing away fat? We'll give it a fling; School authorities' plan
  by Senay Boztas
• The real intelligence failure was Blair and Bush's
• How law shelters mis-selling solicitors; If you bought an endowment
  by Teresa Hunter
• BUSINESS DIARY A few morsels from the great and not so good
• Weiskopf's masterpiece is near perfection; Alasdair Reid reflects on
  by Alasdair Reid
• Platform for success; John Scott has shown his mettle by picking up
  by Steven Vass
• Tracing the men who came in from the cold; Scientist James Dickson
  by Elizabeth McMeekin
• West Highland Welcome
• THE TROON CHAMPIONS
• Bowls: Laing on course for singles title
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• First word
  by Jane Wright
• PRINCE OF DARKNESS rocks t in the park

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