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Articles in Nov 21, 2004 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Must UK's love affair with high street end in divorce?; While
  by Alf Young
• the money pump; Weir Group, one of the world's biggest pump makers,
  by Ken Symon
• Not such a novel idea
  by Alan Taylor
• Child's play; Once deemed too sinister to perform in primary schools,
  by Andrew Burnet
• the critics film
• Aragones asked to explain remarks
• Shinty: Relegation for Oban Celtic
• Boiling point
  by Alan Campbell at Ibrox
• Ibrox holds little fear for Austrians after time in the wilderness;
  by Stewart Fisher
• Pollokshields: a Scottish community shaken by murder, divided by
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Red Cross condemns 'contempt' shown by all in Iraq
  by James Hamilton
• Alert as gender bending sewage alters lambs' sex; Fears for human
  by Rob Edwards
• Kickbacks in Iraq; Weir's deals with Saddam are a stain on Scottish
• Gates: open to new attacks from invaders; Battered by a series of
  by Iain S Bruce
• A few good Menus
• How to be a fat cat in lean times: feast on goose, lobster and
  by Tom Shields
• Delta GoodremMistaken identity(SONY)1/5
  by Leon McDermott
• [ Quashie understands fan's invasion ]
• Socrates warms hearts of Garforth
• Saying sorry won't cure the sickness infecting fans; Ian Bell
  by Ian Bell
• Now the league race begins; Rangers win doesn't necessarily mean the
  by Michael Grant
• first word
  by Jane Wright
• Kissing their jobs goodbye?; It's not just politicians who are losing
  by Iain S
• Football hooligans smash up Merchant City pub
  by Peter John Meiklem
• What comfort when those in the know declare Crisis? What crisis?;
  by Teresa Hunter
• IBM chief boosts ranks of Global Scot network; US-based IBM vice-
  by Noel Young
• bookends
• They're celebrities get them into a jungle!; Resume: Ant and Dec
  by Torcuil Crichton
• 7; SOUNDBITES
• Scots job still carries kudos for Smith
• Great White hope hangs on; If the past is a guide, time may already
  by Alasdair Reid
• Spot the brawl; Rangers 2 - Celtic 0 Visitors see red and Martin
• Misfiring Gunners relying on fitness of toiling talisman; Gabriele
  by Gabriele Marcotti
• National Theatre runs into trouble in Easterhouse; Concern over
  by Senay Boztas
• US-style spelling bee craze comes to Britain; Academics question use
  by Senay Boztas
• Dounreay workers exposed to lethal plutonium; Lab sealed off after
  by Rob Edwards
• BUSINESS DIARY
• Oil-for-food scandal throws light on darker side of commerce
• Tales of goat-bothering in the US military, no kidding
  by Barry Didcock
• THE SPOILS OF WAR: hate & heroin; Afghanistan: We were told war would
  by Nick Meo in Jalalabad
• WHEN WE SAW THE LIGHT; Since prehistoric times, humanity has
  by Barry Didock
• Christie starts 20th anniversary party
• Cross-Country: UK waits on Butler
• New store is gem of an idea from two diamond geezers
• Fighting for the Claus; Stefan Klos is hoping Santa will reward his
  by Stewart Fisher
• Politics to joinarts, books and films in Festival
  by Senay Boztas
• Prince Charles: people should tryto rise above their station after
  by Peter John Meiklem
• Public say NHS is not getting better; Poll reveals key changes go
  by Liam McDougall
• Planning system overhaul; Time to fast-track consent
• NEC's (pounds) 1bn defeat is the end of a dream; Plans to demolish
  by Valerie Darroch
• Frankly, Skinner's chat show is crass
  by Barry Didcock
• THE SPOILS OF WAR: hate & heroin; Iraq: We were told the invasion
  by Westminster Editor James Cusick
• Still alive and ticking; They could have imploded years ago, but as
  by Leon McDermott
• Scots rivals struggle before Uefa ties
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR; Sports Desk, Sunday Herald, 200
• Tragedy hits ref as Scots lose out
  by Alasdair Reid
• European Parliament
• The chill pill kids chill pill kids; More and more children, some
  by Liam
• Fears of Triad link to bloody murder and 'suicide' at tower block
  by Neil Mackay
• McConnell will back 'yes' vote on EU treaty
  by James Hamilton
• Funding up, but most employees will still face broken pension
• Goldeneye for the big opportunity; Kieron McFadyen left school at 15
  by Valerie Darroch
• Welsh take over Scottish PR
  by Steven Vass
• QUESTION OF THE WEEK; Is there still a problem with breastfeeding in
• 7; questions; FOR PAULA SAGE Actress who won a Scottish BAFTA for her
• Gross preparation the secret of success; Attention to detail key to
  by Stewart Fisher
• Hampden Roar
  by Alasdair Reid at Hampden
• Casino quota threatens (pounds) 560m SECC plan; 3000-job project
  by Ken Symon
• Jumping out of the frying pan and into a cauldron of fire; No time to
  by Michael Grant looks ahead to the daunting challenge that awaits
• Review group set to clash with Executive over NHS elections
  by Paul Hutcheon
• In sacking Tommy Sheridan, the SSP are in danger of sacking
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Computer games the new MTV for bands
  by Senay Boztas
• FREEZE-FRAME; Scorching, poignant, devastating, serene, playful,
  by Elaine Livingstone
• Business in brief
• How the boys from Leith were seduced by Cello's overtures; Steven
  by Steven Vass
• Does anyone still believe Iraq will go to polls in January? Elections
• Why pre-emptive invasions encourage soldiers to commit war crimes;
  by Trevor Royle
• NirvanaWith the lights out(geffen)4/5
  by Leon McDermott
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• Wenger may give Bergkamp extra year

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