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Articles in Oct 31, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Exclusive : Exposed: scandal of nuclear leaks at Scots plant; Massive
  by Exclusive By Rob Edwards
• New Lottery boss: politicians should take a back seat over how funds
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Missing link; Former european heavyweights face tough task while
  by GabrieleMarcotti
• Second Division
• Martin O'Neill's success at Celtic has been built on a rock-solid
  by Natasha Woods
• the critics film
  by Stephen Phelan
• 7 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ... h floresiensis
• Formula One: Mansell hope for Scot
• More hills the merrier on stag party; Adding a Corbett to Argyll's
  by CAMERON McNEISH
• Tourist boards change to one-stop shops
  by Julia Fields
• Sibbald: day of fast buck is gone; VCs 'stuck in 90s mindset'
  by Ian Fraser
• Scottish Greens redress the gender balance with new constitution
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Mining firm rapped over 'illegal' works
  by Rob Edwards
• Germans' quick-change act paying out big dividends so far; Managerial
  by Stewart Fisher
• Jimmy's Ibrox stats
• First among equals; Once described as a 'homosexual terrorist' and
  by Peter Ross
• Bookends
• Hidden passion driving diminutive dynamo; Australia; Alasdair Reid
  by Alasdair Reid
• Rallying: Skoda nearing McRae deal
• Tide of complaints suggests that whole-of-life insurance may hardly
  by Teresa Hunter
• Oil pioneer's bonusmerits a tax break
• New contact lens triumph for a man of vision; Ron Hamilton made his
  by Valerie Darroch
• The Great White House hope; Only weeks ago the election race seemed
  by Trevor Royle
• Revealed: how a small Scottish hotel and the holy grape saved John
  by Senay Boztas
• Novel reading of Skating Minister
  by Senay Boztas
• Levein has the final word
  by Alan Campbell at Tynecastle
• The Scottish Institute of Sport are offering support to the country's
  by Natasha Woods
• Preaching to the converted
  by Leon McDermott
• How john peel helped hawick see the light; Alan Taylor'sdiary
  by Alan Taylor
• SNP promises flat-rate pension for all over 65; Pension credit a
  by Teresa Hunter
• Forget nedlines: it is the parents of Scotland's antisocial children
  by Tom Shields
• Basketball: Coach backs McIntosh
• Baby it's cold outside
  by With a burgeoning gay scene
• Now is not the time for a classroom revolution; Powerplay; Iain
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Sainsbury mans barricades against possible hostile bids
• Media Watch Supplements planned in Sunday Mail re-design
• US casualties in Iraq as candidates swap taunts over terror
  by David Pratt andJames Cusick in Cleveland
• Row over MoD gag on Black Watch families; Wives embarrassing Blair,
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Attacking attitude could lead to a long European adventure; Natasha
  by Natasha Woods
• THIRD DIVISION
• SUCCESS STORIES
  by Natasha Woods
• Life's a cabaret as the Sisters set up camp
  by Andrew Burnet
• travel news
• 7 DAYS
• Brief encounter; Scott Harrison retained his title but the debacle
  by Stewart Fisher
• Justin & Colin's Big Gay Hallowe'en!; Throwing a Hallowe'en party?
  by Compiled by Ali Howard Interview by Peter Ross
• HBOS in 'pole position' to buy two Irish banks for (pounds) 1 billion
  by Ian Fraser
• Canadians look for North Sea deals
• Gaels to share senior BBC job
  by Steven Vass
• Just two days to go ... to the recount; In a hotel room in Cleveland,
  by James Cusick
• Fears as Scottish nurses keep quitting; Executive under fire as
  by Liam McDougall
• Southern exposure; The migration of our most talented youngmanager to
  by Ian Bell
• Premierleague quarter-term report; Premierleague quarter-term report;
  by Alan Campbell
• Queer as folk; Glasgay! began as a cheeky form of political defiance,
  by Words Stephen Phelan
• just out in us cinemas
• Lab tests should not be only way to convict drug cheats; Tim
  by Natasha Woods
• Hockey: Docherty's red lets in Kelburne
• Chancellor's ISA plans set to thwart middle-income savers; The
  by Ian Fraser
• Four corners; Foreign Editor David Pratt introduces the week's world
  by David Pratt
• Scottish Enterprise electronics support will be market driven
  by Julia Fields
• Revealed: the full extent of racism in rural Scotland
  by Peter John Meiklem
• Joy-riding as thrilling as shopping for youths, claims study
  by Peter John Meiklem
• Minister's husband faces bullying claims; Social work boss under
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Knockout blow brings end to revival
  by Natasha Woods at Tannadice
• Desire to coach drives Clark from microphone; Stewart Fisher finds
  by Stewart Fisher
• most wanted
  by Ali Howard
• DOES ANYONE OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WANT THIS MAN TO BE
  by James Cusick
• Black Watch family 'devastated' at death
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Circle of magic; Susannah Clarke's spellbinding novel has won her
  by Stephen Phelan
• Golden fires a 22-carat round; Round-up
  by Jerry Weisenberger
• gorgeous miracle workers
  by Eva Arrighi
• readers'views
• Scottish mining firm head east
• McGurk takes over the helm at The Scotsman
  by Steven Vass
• McConnell bid to fine no-show patients; LibDems 'won't budge' on
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Cinema breakthrough sees Scotland rival Hollywood
  by Senay Boztas
• European parliament
• Welcome to the third place; Alan Campbell finds Scott Severin
  by Alan Campbell
• MORE THAN ONE GAY; Little Britain, the must-see TV show of the
  by Words Peter Ross
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