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Articles in Oct 10, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• The devil's advocate : Without football agents not only would the
• Travel News
  by Andrea Pearson
• Sunday Herald
• 16-year-old mother separated from baby at Dungavel
  by Stephen Naysmith
• PPP programme under fire as water scare hits second school; Staff
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Porn in my porridge
  by Alan Taylor
• Songs about war: what are they good for?; Electing a new leader at
  by Barry Didcock
• Top agent wary of Romanov imports
  by Michael Grant
• Book worms
• Hockey: Inverleith hit the top
• Net; profit; Michael Grant speaks to David Marshall about his battle
  by Michael Grant
• Customers of Scottish insurers drive the best bargains for motor
  by Teresa Hunter
• BUSINESS
• Standard Life's home loan blow wins City's favour
  by Julia Fields
• Ghost of Maxwell past at work? Media Watch
• Cutting commentand choreography 3/5
  by dance
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• The fiasco over price wasn't all bad news; Holyrood commentary:
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Shetlanders: we won't stand by and let a massive quarry tear us
  by Alan Crawford
• After Egypt, where will al-Qaeda strike next?; The deadly tentacles
  by Neil Mackay
• THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ... Michael Fish
• BARGAIN BASEMENT; Scottish football's finances have hit rock bottom,
  by Stewart Fisher
• Giant Norwegian has a quiet match but creates the space for others;
  by Stewart Fisher
• Games reviews
  by Iain S Bruce
• Swings; &; roundabouts; He would like to captain the Ryder Cup side
  by Alan Campbell
• 'We are talking about Moldova. We have to get three points. If we
  by Michael Grant
• Bionic hands will soon grasp market
  by Julia Fields
• Trial of big cheeses will run and run Scandel Monger
  by Ken Symon
• A touch out of the ordinary in the heart of the City; David Orr is
  by Ken Symon
• Visitors smash and grab
  by Alasdair Reid at Hughenden
• [ Glasgow 40 ]
  by Sparkle appears in the end
• In the crowd: enthusiasm for the great day remains under control
  by Jenifer Johnston
• MPs attack credit card offers to teenagers; Bank bosses face grilling
  by Teresa Hunter
• Waking my dead; Actress Sue Johnston tells how a sense of her own
  by Vicky Allan
• 'We have a duty to restore faith in politics we can be trusted'; LIAM
  by LIAM FOX
• Public roasting for naked chef: the Highland delights of lobster al
  by Tom Shields
• Pint-size pop picks; Those mini alter egos little Ant and Dec are
• Business as usual for Forstmann; Alan Campbell examines the new owner
  by Alan Campbell
• Highland League
• Standard Life makeover consigns pledges to the dustbin; Small change;
  by Teresa Hunter
• Broken promises are sadly standard with this firm
• First word
  by JANE WRIGHT
• Powerhouse fit and ready for expansion on (pounds) 6m turnover; A
  by Steven Vass
• brushing up well; Sales of men's grooming products eclipsed women's
  by Compiled by Eva Arrighi
• For The kids
  by Andrea Pearson
• 'A landmark of 21st century democracy'; The great and the good mark
  by Paul Hutcheon
• National Theatre to tackle debt problem
  by Senay Boztas
• Human rights solicitor attacks 'Soviet-style justice' in UK; No
  by Neil Mackay
• Frilly shirts, silly hair, lots of girls, the odd yacht and 70
  by Sylvia Patterson
• PIE IN THE SKY; Iraq, Ken Bigley, no WMD Blair should be quaking in
  by James Cusick
• Goodbye Frances Tuesday, who's gonna miss you?
  by REVIEW by Graeme Virtue
• SINGLES
• Gridiron: Young talent provides boost
• McCall close to hanging up his boots
• Money week
• Does Bush care what the weatherman says?; Balancing act
  by Alf Young
• HarperCollins moves work out of Glasgow
  by Steven Vass
• Specialist Scottish glossy races ahead with 20,000 circulation
  by Steven Vass
• Bootroom 101: Kenny Dalglish
• The walk across Edinburgh that took us only 301 years; In the
  by Alan Taylor
• Tory health policy clash with Executive
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Tips on English andodd facts fill the Xmas book shelves
  by Peter John Mieklem
• 7 DAYS
• TOY STORY; It should be all fun and games, but the only thing the toy
  by Jenifer
• OUT; Norway's 1-0 victory means Scotland's World Cup dreams are
  by Michael Grant reports
• Couch potatoes begone! Our pick of what's new in Scotland; The to do
• Shinty: Tough task for Kelly's heroes
• O'Neill was given (pounds) 1.5 million to replace Larsson
  by Michael Grant
• Portrait of The Artist As A Young Man
  by Fashion Eva Arrighi
• Business must tune in to the Radio Frequency
• Enterprise zone conjures up loads of jobs at almost half the price
  by Ken Symon
• Reuters to cut out the middlemen with its broadband news service;
  by Steven Vass
• Sum; guys have all the pluck; After being rescued from a war-torn
• [ SCOTLAND Craig Gordon ]
• 'Holyrood's open ... now move on'; Queen's message amid poetry and
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Concern over 'safety shortfall' uncovered at Scots nuclear sites; 14
  by Rob Edwards
• Wildlife at riskfrom inaction on water pollution
  by Rob Edwards
• In Iraq, spin has met its Waterloo; Iain Macwhirter believes spin and
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Haunted by experience
  by Barry Didcock
• Book Reviews

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