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Articles in Sep 26, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• School damned for 'pupil restraint'; Kerelaw residential school
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Beleaguered Blair faces attacks on all fronts at party conference;
  by James Cusick
• Nurses set to bid for shifts online; US company in talks with health
  by Liam McDougall
• The Sunday Herald: a vision for the future
  by Richard Walker, Editor
• Wow! How Titchmarsh Made The Earth Move; The cameras are rolling but
  by Stephen Phelan
• Charles Stanley snaps up Sutherlands
  by Ian Fraser
• Walker set for Lex Mundi chair
• Bold Indy enters Guardian territory
• Borders plan 80 superstores
• Financial guru to use Saga model to market YoungScot mortgages
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Iraq hostage's mother taken to hospital after website claims her son
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Teachers threaten to sue over unhealthy buildings; Council blamed for
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Fanatic Holds His Party Hostage; Iain Macwhirter examines whether the
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Glen of tranquillity; The name on the door is Andrew Fairlie, and
  by Vicky Allan
• A $225m deal but CA is still in the dock Scandal Monger
  by Ken Symon
• Firm proves it's possible to re-Invint yourself
  by Julia Fields
• Garden Events
• Reagan Junior warns Bush: 'stop hijacking my father's reputation'; In
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Celebrities sign up to oppose smoking ban
  by Jenifer Johnston
• British Isles take starring role in view to a thrill; 10 of the
• Scotland new pay hotspot
  by Ken Symon
• Hillebrand lands Wm Grant deal
  by Valerie Darroch
• Edinburgh's licence bidders are on the same wavelength; Mergers and
  by STEVEN VASS
• For the kids
  by Andrea Pearson
• Photography legend has first retrospective
  by Senay Boztas
• Kalashnikov calls new kind of shots; What drove the designer of
  by Vicky Allan
• Drugs group calls for heroin on the NHS
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Hostage crisis reveals the truth about Iraq
• The view on losing items of sentimental value
• Sustained oil price buoys E&P stocks; Expensive oil here to stay, say
  by Ian Fraser
• ITI Life Sciences to focus on stem cells
  by Julia Fields
• Direct marketing guru adds momentum to 1576 upturn; Advertising
  by Steven Vass
• Travel news
• Cloning pioneer accuses peers of smear campaign; Controversial
  by Liam McDougall
• Kerry must win TV clash
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Heart attack survival is a postcode lottery
  by Liam McDougall
• 7 days in the life of
• 'Sub-saharan Africa pays out $30 million every day servicing debt,
• Blair's re-election hopes no longer safe as houses; Balancing act
  by Alf Young
• RBS plans Euro shopping spree with Spanish stake sale cash
• Curious tale of designers and architects 'sleeping together'
  by Steven Vass
• Fettes launches marketing offensive
  by Steven Vass
• TWO TRIBES ... BUT THEY Don't have to go to war; HOLYROOD COMMENTARY:
  by Iain Macwhirter
• The secret life of Gordon Brown laughter, sandpits and bringing up
  by James Cusick
• Chief adviser backs right oflocal protesters in planning law;
  by Rob Edwards
• The Shows Just Go On; Some of entertainment's biggest stars owe their
  by Mark Brown
• ATM 'scandal': vote with your feet and find a free machine; Small
  by Teresa Hunter
• Glasgow Emirates service soars
• Life science firms face the acid test; Scotland's biotech companies
  by Julia Fields
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• A PRINCE OF TERROR'S DEADLY GAME; THE HOSTAGE takers: Al-Zarqawi's
  by Neil Mackay
• Tories vow to scrap bid to bring new talent to Scotland
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Aquariums 'mistreating' their animals; Report claims fish show signs
  by Jenifer Johnston
• The Wall; WHAT NOW FOR THE INTIFADA? As it enters its fifth year,
  by Foreign Editor David Pratt
• Gorgeous : flawless finish
  by Eva Arrighi
• British Energy wrong to cut off shareholders
• Young, fun, but no dancing baby; Patent and trademark attorneys
  by Valerie Darroch
• Co-op engages its customers as ethical policy pays dividend; The
  by teresa Hunter
• 'They say I steal babies ... but god has given me the power to create
  by Neil Mackay
• Sunday Herald: read the news first in the paper that sets the agenda
• Top firms 'use spin to cover up damage to the environment'; Xpose
  by Rob Edwards
• Liddell Goes A Long Way; Having spent three years leading Dundee's
  by Barry Didcock
• I am the most annoying man in the world; What do you do after pulling
  by Peter Ross
• 'If O'Briens doesn't improve soon, it's because I'm crap'
  by Paul O'Kane
• Accountants' body chief refuses to rule out merger; As rivals prepare
  by ian Fraser
• 'Miracle baby' cleric out to prove himself
  by Neil Mackay
• Better For whom ?; IRAQ: The allied spin can't hide the problems in a
  by Diplomatic Editor Trevor Royle
• Kerr to announce spending proposals
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Skate-boarding artist to daub Home Office walls
  by Senay Boztas
• Behind Scotland'sFashionable Facade; Glasgow's Merchant City is the
  by Barry Didcock
• First word
  by JANE WRIGHT
• BUSINESS DIARY; A few morsels from the great and not so good
• Diluting our brand?; As a raft of major companies jettison their
  by Steven Vass
• BLAIR FACES THE BLAME; POLITICAL PRESSURE: As critics lay
  by Westminster Editor James Cusick
• Back human rights during China trip, McConnell urged; Concerted plea
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Charities denounce 'knee-jerk' grooming legislation
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Tory Rude Boy; Peter Ross had great expectations of Boris Johnson -
  by Peter Ross
• Plant of the week
• Promoting Scotland: a statement without substance?
• Borders: still rewriting the book trade; Sofas, stars and coffee have
  by Valerie Darroch

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