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Articles in Sep 12, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Something In The Eire; Roddy Doyle's latest novel Oh, Play That
  by Stephen Phelan
• The view on...our relationships with neighbours
• Saudis to be sued over 9/11
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Bush and Blair 'said prayers together'
  by Neil Mackay
• Boyos will be boyos
  by Graeme Virtue
• Brown's EU victories will help him on home turf; Alf Young; on the
  by Alf Young
• Forth unveils Leith revamp; Developer awaits go-ahead for 18,000-
  by Ian Fraser
• Why interims are best for short-term projects; Temporary staff can
  by Ken Symon
• Designer Propagandist Fashion icon maker Artist Innovator Survivor
  by Words Vicky Allan
• Precision rather than power will be the key; Alan Campbell takes a
  by Alan Campbell
• McDonald's killer touch
  by Natasha Woods at East End Park
• England performance gives fans reasons to be cheerful; Natasha Woods
  by Natasha Woods
• Berti puts foot in his mouth
  by Tom Shields'
• The health crisis: we must have aproper debate, not a campaign
• Cruise on Cruise
• Neglected heroes of the sea; Veterans of Russian convoys gather at
  by Alan Crawford
• McConnell forced to drop 'get tough' crime initiative
  by EXCLUSIVE
• First Minister faces legal summons
  by Alan Crawford
• Return of the local heroes
  by Damien Love
• BUSINESS DIARY; A few morsels from the great and not so good
• Integrin in (pounds) 1/2m fund deal to 'grow' marine drug leads
  by Valerie Darroch
• Pity the editor's chair leaders
• Garden events
• WHAT WE HATE ...
• Fortress awaits big guns; The return of the king is just one of the
  by Michael Grant
• Game to McAvoy; James McAvoy talks to Edd McCracken about his latest
  by Edd McCracken
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Lights, Camera, Bracken; Barry Didcock joins the crew filming Monarch
  by Barry Didcock
• Prize Guys; Winning the Mercury has confirmed Franz Ferdinand as
  by Leon McDermott
• US neo-cons: Kremlin is 'morally' to blame for the school massacre
  by Neil Mackay
• SNP winners pick new team players; Commitment to 'revitalise' shadow
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Soldier to sue over Lockerbie horror 'stress'; Army under attack by
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Gorgeous : perfect skin
• Coming up this week
• Wild &woody : Hold back the shears and leave some tall and tangled
  by Jennie Macfie
• Frisky at 50 in the age of indulgence; The launch of Saga FM suggests
  by Alan Taylor
• No concerns for Harrington
• Cove celebrate Scottish Cup entry
• Pressure POINT; Today's clash with Hearts signifies the start of a
  by Natasha Woods
• Bowls: Letham off to good start
• On paper the US are favourites but there is a confidence about Europe
• Classic Film; Barry Didcock gets a snapshot of Scottish life through
  by Barry Didcock
• 'We were calling for a referendum before it was fashionable and were
  by Torcuil Crichton
• four Corners
  by Foreign Editor David Pratt introduces the week's world news
• Caribbean feels Ivan's terror; Dozens killed, thousands left homeless
  by Peter John Meiklem
• Banking star's cover-up not such a bright idea
  by Ken Symon
• First word
  by JANE WRIGHT
• Bed, breakfast and bubbly too; Edinburgh's Sheraton hotel has been
  by Steven Vass
• health REFORM: NO PAIN, NO GAIN?; The rising tide of protest over
  by Liam McDougall, Health Correspondent
• PERFECT PARTNERS
• McClelland joins movers and shakers; Rangers vice-chairman's presence
  by Stewart Fisher
• Underdogs keen to show they have bite; With a new coach and a team of
  by Stewart Fisher
• Sailing: Weather causes havoc
• 10 of the best...Doyles Elementary examples of what's in a name
• 'Thanks for calling 999, but our lines are all busy'; Fears over
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Blair urged to press Bush tostart war on global warming
  by James Cusick
• Oxfam: press reports hostile to refugees
  by Peter John Meiklem
• His Dark Materials
  by Graeme Virtue
• Clock is ticking on HBOS chance to bid for Abbey
• Futurity in (pounds) 250,000 expansion
• Lessons from Robertson's victory; The (pounds) 25,000 settlement of a
  by Steven Vass
• For the kids
• Single figure; Tiger Woods may be the best in the modern era but he
  by Alasdair Reid
• SFA 'fines' curfew break youngsters
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• The numbers game; No room for error as Vogts targets 19 points from
  by Natasha Woods
• The Devil's Advocate : There is only one answer to the national
• Between the lines
  by Alan Taylor
• Open doors open eyes as fountain returns to former glory; Tour of a
  by Louise McKinley
• a RAY OF hope IN CHAMBER OF ERRORS; The setting was right, the
  by Paul Hutcheon
• MacRae quarry search continues
  by Alan Crawford
• For sale: light therapy by the hour; SAD: key treatment to be made
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Bay of plenty; A Kurdish-run cafe shows how brilliantly small
• Yum at heart; Bite-sized food news
• Plant of the week
• UNMASKED: THE GEORGE W BUSH THE PRESIDENT DOESN'T WANT THE WORLD TO
  by Neil Mackay, Investigations Editor
• Colin; the; shots; Monty and Bernhard Langer have taken part in a
  by Alan Campbell
• Three strikes and it's a rout
  by Michael Grant at Celtic Park
• Levein looks to Europe to help him mend his broken Hearts; Reports
• Members of the board; With skateboarding set to become part of the
• Can O'Brien pour oil on troubled waters?; As the new energy minister
  by Valerie Darroch

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