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Articles in Jan 23, 2005 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Fresh cuts
• Don't let the bullies beat you Bullying can happen to anyone . . .
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Fresh cuts
• Brown's borrowing 'biggest threat to economy'
  by Ian Fraser
• Lurid headlines doth not a meltdown make BALANCING ACT Economists
  by ALF YOUNG
• Picture perfect as Sun cashes in on Harry media watch
• Visitors are left singing the bluesTHIRD DIVISION
• Pride & prejudice George Burley brought the glory days back to
  by Natasha Woods
• Visit this increasingly spirited and confident Russian city that
  by Julia Fields
• THAT SEVENTIES SHOW Taking their cue from Taxi Driver, Charlie's
  by Eva Arrighi
• Scotland's top bands unite for historic tsunami concert Sunday Herald
  by Senay Boztas
• TIMELINE [Jodi Jones Murder Case]
• OUR EDUCATION REPORT: THE REACTION Last week's investigation prompted
• What's in a name?
• Fresh words
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Church blocks sex strategy
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• NATURAL PRODUCTS SHOW SCOTTISH PROMISE
• Murray: we're buying rival contact centres Response boss denies he's
  by Ken Symon Business Editor
• Anger as 'Sir Humphrey' axes link Boost to financial services sector
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• Cello plays the right notes with Navigator marketing firmSteven Vass
• Many happy returns? Inland Revenue deadline looms It may be a chore
  by Teresa Hunter
• TRANSFER TALK
• Open booksNatasha Woods finds agents are quite willing to expose what
  by Natasha Woods
• MEET DOLLY'S GIRL Touted as Americana's best newcomer, Mindy Smith's
  by LEON MCDERMOTT
• Bookends
• NHS knew blood for tranfusions was contaminated with hepatitis
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• WHY? Silent and defiant to the end, Luke Mitchell denied the family
  by Liam McDougall, Home Affairs EditorAdditional reporting: Alan
• ROADS PAVED WITH GOLDAlan Taylor's diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Book worms
• Turning into tourists But for Athlete, being on the road is no
• Fresh cuts
• Stand-off as publishers haggle over hefty newsprint price increases
  by Steven Vass
• Mackay urged Geech to stay
  by Alasdair Reid
• Bosses unite in fight for rightsManagers
  by Stewart Fisher
• Laursen proves there is life beyond the fringeSPL: Celtic Stewart
  by Stewart Fisher
• TWO TONE Add a touch of drama with homeware in patterned black and
  by Compiled by Ali Howard
• Travel news
  by Andrea Pearson
• Howard plays the 'race card' again
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• Executive admits it is failing to help anorexics
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Holyrood is 'without parallel' in 100 years of architecture Leading
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Concert for southeast Asia Tsunami: our chance to help
• Fresh cuts
• THE CRITICS FILM
• JUST OUT IN US CINEMAS
• Ramsay to open Tokyo restaurant
• Business community must wake up to effects of new law Freedom of
• Bannatyne denies health club sale
• Industry watchdog will have to tread lightly in wake of L&G 'win'
  by Teresa Hunte
• Kyles insists the battle is there to be won for Lionheart SPL:
  by Natasha Woods
• New VoicesWEEK 3: CHRISTINE HANSON
• Chronicler of the sixth sense He hasn't been able to see for 66
  by Alan Taylor
• SNP admit they won't try to win election Nationalists know victory is
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Post-Trainspotting Welsh accused of peddling pulp pap
  by Senay Boztas Arts Corresponent
• 'Look to Germany to learn lessons of Holocaust' Ambassador claims
  by Alan Crawford Special Correspondent
• Notable Aboriginals
• The big issue: do we really need professional rugby in Scotland?
  by Alasdair Reid
• Fresh cuts
• Pension victims face small payouts
  by Teresa Hunter Personal Finance Editor
• The word on the streetCoronation Street is in the running for a
  by Barry Didcock
• Aegon UK's new captain forecasts a sea change New chief executive of
  by Ian Fraser
• Riordan stakes his claim for cap
  by Natasha Woods at Easter Road
• Old Firm happy to reveal agent payments
  by EXCLUSIVE By Natasha Woods
• Wave Aid hits the high notes Biggest charity gig since Live Aid
  by From Torcuil Crichton in Cardiff at Wave Aid
• Europe threatens UK over capercaillie plight Balmoral's conservation
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Serious rock and Rooster
• Basketball: Rocks bid to halt slide
• Movie previews
• 7 DAYS
• Low-income families pay 1000-per cent interest Those shut out from
  by Teresa Hunter
• Duffy's underdogs bite back
  by Alan Campbell at Dens Park
• First Word
  by LOUISE SHANNON
• Most wanted
  by ALI HOWARD
• Global unity in the face of disaster? Pah, that's old news COMMENT
  by Iain Macwhirter
• National theatre boss: touring is a priority
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• QUESTION OF THE WEEK Adriana Iliescu, a 66-year-old Romanian, gave
• Read all about it: My life in prison Edd McCracken talks to Jack
  by Edd McCracken
• What to do if you are being bullied
• Fresh cuts
• 7 things you need to know about...tomorrow

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