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Articles in Sep 5, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• GOING THE LYRICAL MILE
  by Graeme Virtue
• Watson watches confidently from the sideline; Alan Campbell reports
  by Alan Campbell
• End of road for Dons' Morrison
• Scotland are the best ever - no, really
  by Tom Shields
• Bright spark lures funding for new firefighting system
  by Steven Vass
• Swip chief Phillips backs Lloydsteam despite staff morale worries
  by Ian Fraser
• No divine right to manage but a devilish way to end; Alan Campbell
  by Alan Campbell
• Clear on the cost of losing; Michael Grant can see why Darren
  by Darren Fletcher
• Why Putin cannot escape his share of the blame
  by analysis
• Salmond must not fritter the chance to batter McConnell
• Plant of the week
• Putin: we are in a total, cruel and all-powerful war
  by David Pratt
• New law to target internet prowlers; 'Grooming' children for sex to
  by Alan Crawford
• Barmy substitute experiment proves a nightmare; Law change ruins the
  by Alasdair Reid
• Four corners : Foreign Editor David Pratt introduces the week's world
  by David Pratt
• Thistle miss out on Burns
• Call-centre pioneer to engage 700 new staff by 2007
  by Julia Fields
• Edinburgh gets connected
• SSE defends (pounds) 3bn Transco asset deal; Scottish and Southern
  by Ian Fraser
• Old Firm debut problems a learning experience
  by Stewart Fisher
• De Vries does the business
  by Alan Campbell at Tynecastle
• BUSH: A MAN'S MAN IN the LAND OF THE FREE; ALL THE PRESIDENT'S PEOPLE
  by Special
• Readers' views
• 'Having an imaginary friend and hearing voices is good for children';
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Arab reaction: we are horrified at this tragedy
  by David Pratt
• Garden events
• Round-up: Rider dies in Burghley fall
• readers' heaven; THE beginning Seven years ago it had but one little
  by Alan Taylor
• The devil's advocate : Wayne Rooney's move to Manchester United is
• Hollinger Chronicles: tale of corporate 'plunder'
  by Ken Symon
• Private firms against fuel duty rise
• How a Botswanan lady detective cracked it for Birlinn
  by Steven Vass
• When will we see your lights again?; It was an embarrassing farce but
  by MICHAEL GRANT in VALENCIA
• Right royal regency tale that has it all
  by Reviewed by Lesley McDowell
• The view on Having three children
• Sunday jaunt
• Who was behind the Beslan slaughter?
  by Foreign Editor David Pratt
• 'Dewar didn't want McConnell to lead'; Outspoken former minister Sam
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Cardinal didn't ask me about sex education policy, says Chambers
  by James Hamilton
• Hockey: Scots let Russians off hook
• PROGRAMME
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Why we are let down by a diet of ill-informed ranting; Alf Young; on
  by Alf Young
• Successful team-building is plain sailing; A team that can sail
  by Ian Fraser
• Veteran Cameron is wired for sound
• Whine of the Balkan underdogs belies the fight and flair to give
  by Stewart Fisher in LJUBLJANA
• 7 things you need to know about ...hourglass figures
• 'Donald said to me that the only way he'd vote for Henry as First
  by Scottish Political Editor Paul Hutcheon
• First word
  by JANE WRIGHT
• Oil price rise would pay for an independent Scotland
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Lung tests to diagnose one in 20 with illness
  by Liam McDougall
• walter scott; The reputation: His novels were ponderous, his politics
  by Trevor Royle
• Love and peace men
  by Edd McCracken
• Wild-card Donald puts the pressure on Spaniards
• Free; Whelan; The Aberdeen striker has left his wild days behind him
  by Stewart Fisher
• Abbey habit will end if HBOS wins; 500 branches doomed warn analysts
  by Ian Fraser
• Coming up this week
• THE GREY MAN; We can't reveal his name but, like Harry Lime in the
  by Iain S Bruce
• Gretna to beat in Third Division escape plan; Third Division:
  by Frank Gilfeather
• SFA face (pounds) 12m loss if Vogts fails to qualify
  by Michael Grant
• a new opposition for a new parliament; HOLLYWOOD COMMENTARY Alex
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Putin cannot escape blame for Beslan
• Small world with Duncan MacLaren in Rome
  by Duncan MacLaren in Rome
• Single parents' teenagers likely to use drugs
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Sun shines for 10th Mela in Edinburgh
  by Senay Boztas
• Travel news
• Better late than never; Alan Campbell finds Paul McGinley relieved
  by Alan Campbell
• ENJOY; STAR ATTRACTIONS what to do in Dumfries and Galloway
• SQUARE BALLS; Prior to signing for Aberdeen, striker Noel Whelan
• Falling prices reveal what's behind the label
• Paladin eyes North Sea assets; Expansion for oil independents as
  by John Phelps
• Glasgow's rebranding enters phase two
  by Steven Vass
• Toni strike spares blushes
  by Graham Raitt at Stadio Renzo Barbera
• red queen haunts truth
  by Reviewed by Brian Morton
• All by themselves 10 of the best band members who went solo
• Something for the weekend Gleneagles, Perthshire
  by Jane Wright
• Glasgow plans new festival of visual arts to rival capital's;
  by Senay Boztas
• 'Cosmetic abortion' fears over ability to identify defects earlier;
  by Liam McDougall
• [ Sailing ]
• I think I have a kind of moral cretinism.
  by Peter Ross

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