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Articles in Mar 20, 2005 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Lions Wa t c h
• THINGS TO DO
• Moravcik is open to offers Auld Old Firm
  by Stewart Fisher
• Lessons learned in school of hard knocksMichael Grant hears Terry
  by Michael Grant
• Basketball: Rocks remain full of fight
• George Bush? A spoiled frat boy from Yale.Tony Blair? Hitler
  by Alan Taylor
• For years, the armed forces offered young people the dream of
  by BYTREVOR ROYLE
• 7 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT . . . SWANS
• NO headline [Maxine Gentle]
• MUCH THROAT CLEARING OF TOXIC WASTE
  by Alan Taylor
• Mis-selling fears put supermarket cash cow under threat
  by Ian Fraser
• Composer: Celtic fans should feel free to sing republican songs
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Film-maker bares all to explore the taboo of small penises for BBC3
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Is Brown set to drink from his own poison chalice?BALANCING ACT ALF
  by ALF YOUNG
• CalMac's fuel costs may double
  by Alan Crawford
• Fears over future of Jenners name House of Fraser vow to keep
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• A FEW GOOD MENUS . . . IN GLASGOWWith George Drennan, star of Forbes
• Locos run riot as rain fells title rivals
• Bellamy cashes in with three
  by Natasha Woods at Tannadice
• PLANT OF THE WEEK
• On the waterfront These stylish penthouse apartments in Leith offer
• On-song Miller has Hoddle to thank for being back in business
  by Stewart Fisher
• Falkirk keep rising from the rubble in more ways than oneFirst
  by Alan Campbell
• Da Vinci code conspirators? The real Knights Templar are the Rotary
  by Alan Crawford
• Scots still don't eat their greens
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Snyder: America vital to biotech success
  by Julia Fields
• Thought for yesterday
  by Iain Macwhirter
• HOW THEY PLAYED
• If you cannae spell it, here's how it goes . . .H A R . . . T L E Y
  by Alan Campbell
• Same old story for SpaniardCeltic
  by Stewart Fisher
• Another feather in Kylie's cap as she launches greatest hits tour
  by Aideen McLaughlin
• READERS VIEWS
• Doric literature 'neglected' in favour of Gaelic Aberdeen festival
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Film festival faces cash crisis EIFF board warns the Executive it
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Children's writers to do time for jail literacy scheme
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Pre-election Budget General Brown readies his flanks for the coming
• Expansion hopes for IT Xchange
• OFT says price no longer right for SportMedia Watch
• Gough back in the mire as Miller shines
  by Alan Campbell at Tynecastle
• Coming up this week . . .
• THE LAY WOMAN Tracey Cox, presenter of The Sex Inspectors, boasts
  by Vicky Allan
• SAVING AND SPENDING
  by Teresa Hunter
• SOLID SI LV ER It was a marriage of minds. Now, as Tony and Cherie
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Bowls: Turriff squeeze into semi-final
• Hockey: Grove stroll to easy victory
• Civil servants 'deliberately trying to break up CalMac' Former
  by Alan Crawford on Arran
• Two-thirds of councils miss energy targets Most local authorities
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Call for inquiry into BBC prison suicide claims
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Raw materials to stabilise as China changes its tack
  by Julia Fields
• Oscar for comeback kids of oil industry PSL's change in fortunes is
  by Valerie Darroch
• ITV acquisition provides break for Border With healthy ratings, not
  by Steven Vass
• Treasury predicts fall in house prices
  by Teresa Hunter
• OILING THE CHANCELLOR'S FISCAL WHEELS
  by Valerie Darroch
• Couching his argumentsINTERVIEW He's the public face of psychiatry,
  by Barry Didcock
• Juninho free to return home: O'Neill
  by Natasha Woods
• ROOTS CDs
  by Sue Wilson
• Catholic code will ban schools from hiring gay teachers 'Being
  by EXCLUSIVE By Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Father of dead soldier to stand against Blair Grieving parent to
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• Supping at the last chancellor saloon POWERPLAY IAIN MACWHIRTER
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Big players dominate the Brussels sounding board The EU's growth
  by Ken Symon
• Editors withdraw support for awards
  by Steven Vass
• Drink & drive CIS CUP FINAL: RANGERS CAPTAIN WILL BYPASS THE
  by Natasha Woods
• Anderson feels the wrath of Dons boss
  by Frank Gilfeather at Pittodrie
• travel news
  by Andrea Pearson
• 7 QUESTIONSFOR HARRY HILL
• HIGH STREET LOOKS
  by Fashion Eva Arrighi
• Quartet on song With the world's top four golfers all in fantastic
  by Alan Campbell
• Raith Rovers the talk of Barcelona TOM SHIELDS' SPORTS DIARY
  by TOM SHIELDS
• Tartan Day row over right-wing views of US host Executive
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Scandalmonger
• You wouldn't lend your money to a complete stranger you met in the
  by Iain S Bruce
• Hopes that new rail link will bring housing boom to the Borders
  by Julia Fields
• Striking does nothing to help pensions crisisSMALL CHANGE Sympathy
  by Teresa Hunter
• A second chance for love . . . and reality TV?REVIEWLAST WEEK
  by Graeme Virtue
• How the west was fun COMEDY It features an international line-up,
  by Stephen Phelan
• Predator Sheehy attacks board of STS amid hostile takeover move
• FLASHBACK: SCOTLAND STUN ENGLAND
• RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
  by Julia Fields
• Beating winter puts a spring in your stepClimbing Stob Fear-Tomhais
  by CAMERON MCNEISH
• Lame plan is a lost cause
  by Alasdair Reid at Twickenham

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