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Articles in Nov 7, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Renaissance gentleman
  by Words Stephen Phelan
• SINGLE ISSUE POLITICS; Thanks to Bridget Jones, unmarried women are
  by Vicky Allan
• 7 QUESTIONS FOR RICH HALL
• gorgeous Art and crafts
  by Eva Arrighi
• A PRAYER FOR THE DYING; THE BATTLE FOR FALLUJAH; Soldiers, citizens
  by Neil Mackay
• Live by the market, die by the market
• Ain't no stopping her; Her hit from the new Bridget Jones movie comes
  by Edd McCracken
• Independents suffer as SMG cuts back ahead of review
  by Steven Vass
• Public against smoking ban in pubs; THE BIG DEBATE: The fight the
  by Paul Hutcheon
• McConnell's wife told to 'back off' in culture wars; Official role in
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Book worms
• First choice; Natasha Woods finds Ross County's veteran striker Gary
  by Natasha Woods
• Vogts goes 9-16-7 in New York; TOM SHIELDS'; SPORTS DIARY
  by Tom Shield
• travel news
  by Andrea Pearson
• Executive snubs Perry in social agenda battle; Scottish Enterprise
  by Ken Symon
• Casino attack highlights the pitfalls of government's gambling bill;
  by Teresa Hunter
• Decor style
  by Compiled by Ali Howard
• The loss of Arafat means a new chance for peace
• Bloomer's gaffes open door to Standard
• Fair wind blows a repentant environmental sinner good; Once a
  by Julia Fields
• CLASS ACTION; ; BUT POWER AND PASSION FADES
  by Alasdair Reid at Murrayfield
• most wanted
  by Ali Howard
• Cardinal urges the Executive to heed US moral victory; Catholic
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Fears for SAC as chair stays empty
  by Senay Boztas
• Games reviews
  by Iain S Bruce
• To Berti Vogts:a reply
  by Michael Grant
• If Celtic get the first goal it would be difficult for Rangers to
  by Alan Campbell
• Teen take on life in the new China They kicked ass in the last
• Just out in US cinemas
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• THE WORLD AWAITS; REPUBLICANS MIGHT BE DELIGHTED, BUT WHAT DO FOUR
  by Trevor Royle, Diplomatic Editor
• Punler's (pounds) 40m to fund new company
  by Julia Fields
• Ernst & Young in attempt to improve standards of Scottish economic
  by Ian Fraser
• Giveaways raise press sales, but at high cost; Latest of many
  by Steven Vass
• (pounds) 3600 fine for smokers who flout ban gets go-ahead this week
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Boxing: Simpson verdict a 'travesty'
• BUSINESS DIARY; A few morsels from the great and not so good
• Bootroom 101: Gary Holt
• Preston preaches caution but demands fight; SPL: Livingston; Michael
  by Michael Grant
• SHORT SHRIFT; We know all about Clare Short, her strong views on Iraq
  by Alan Taylor
• 7 DAYS
• It's a wrap; A cosy tweed jacket. The classic navy petticoat. A
  by Fashion Eva Arrighi
• The battle plan: aiming for a short, sharp victory; THE
  by Trevor Royle
• Fifteen years on, the wall returns to haunt Berlin; 'Rebuilt'
  by Alan Crawford
• Salvation Army stores born again after rebranding
  by Ken Symon
• HBOS contract just the start for Elmwood
  by Steven Vass
• Poll shows lack of trust in Labour
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Health board faces (pounds) 100m debt collapse
  by Liam McDougall
• Singles
• No need to feel blue; Simon Webbe promises new single is no final
  by Simon Webbe
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR; Sports Desk, Sunday Herald, 200
• for the kids
  by Andrea Pearson
• Black Watch in 'most dangerous area in Iraq' as insurgents flee from
  by Neil Mackay
• Fragments of a war history forgot; Locals on Raasay in the Hebrides
  by Torcuil Crichton
• LIVE AID DVD REVIEWED
  by Leon McDermott
• sundayjaunt
• God knows how it happened ... but the world has to deal with four
• Public sector is not the private sector's enemy; Alf Young
  by Alf Young
• Celtic fan's firm are European champions; As City Refrigeration tops
  by Valerie Darroch
• Record staff take turn about in entering the Lyons den
• first word
  by Jane Wright
• Six dead in level crossing rail crash; NINE CARRIAGES DERAILED AS
  by Senay Boztas
• New attempt topromote festival for all Scotland
  by Senay Boztas
• Book Reviews
• Veteran Latapy shining bright in the twilight of his career; Falkirk;
  by Alan Campbell
• Ricksen producing fireworks of a different kind; Rangers; The
  by Michael Grant
• AFTER ARAFAT; LIFE AND TIMES: He burst on to the world stage 30 years
  by David Pratt
• Rock and pop cds
  by Leon McDermott
• back; Alan Campbell asks if Paula Radcliffe is ready for the New York
  by Alan Campbell
• KERRY: MUST TRY HARDER; THE DEMOCRATS; Claire Prentice reports from
  by Claire Prentice
• Haughey's ambitious plans do not include investing in football
  by Valerie Darroch
• Dawnfresh set for European foray
• More outsourcing feared at BBC
  by Steven Vass
• Church Moderator calls for euthanasia debate
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Welsh seeks to prick conscience of the rich; Trainspotting author
  by Senay Boztas
• Now over to Washington, where nothing's happening
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Thank goodness for the fans who make their feelings known
• Three's a crowd; As the battle to be the SPL's third force hots up,
  by Alan Campbell
• Unmarried couples threatened by 'living in sin' gift tax
  by Teresa Hunter
• 7 THINGS; YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ... poppies

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