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Articles in May 1, 2005 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• EXCLUSIVE: Crackdown on preachers' attacks on minorities at Holyrood
  by EXCLUSIVE By Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Trafalgar tribute kicks off in Scots village
  by Alan Crawford
• Mild child of the Creek teams up with dreamboat Cruise RESUME: KATIE
  by Jenifer Johnston
• NEW DVD RELEASES
  by Damien Love
• Scotland missing out on bounty from HQsLondon proving more
  by Ken Symon Business Editor
• Tartan bid loses out to US giant Scots consortium still hoping for
  by Steven Vass
• WHAT'S ON THE BUSINESS WISH LIST?Business issues have been
  by Julia Fields
• In-step indies poised to cash in on TV revolution
  by Steven Vass
• The price of success in the porn industryREVIEWLAST WEEK
  by Graeme Virtue
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Striking failures put Pars in peril
  by Stewart Fisher at The City Stadium
• Labour attack on Wallace sparks bitter dispute between 'partners'
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Energy company calls for more wave power cash
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• FOCUS GROUP
• 7 DAYS
• New DVD Releases
  by Damien Love
• KEY SEATS SCOTLAND With boundary changes cutting the number of Scots
  by Scottish Political Editor Paul Hutcheon
• Glasgow firm's technology to protect US coast
  by Ken Symon
• Local papers keep costs down . . . by getting rid of their
  by Ken Symon
• Robertson's JamStewart Fisher examines how the Hearts manager and
  by Stewart Fisher
• Surprise result adds to budget misery
  by EXCLUSIVE By Natasha Woods
• Parties out in force over the last weekend of campaigning ELECTION
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Embassy siege SAS man pleads for jailed terrorist to be granted
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• GONE WITH THE WIND As Torcuil Crichton battles against the elements
  by Torcuil Crichton
• First word
  by JANE WRIGHT
• WHY IRISH ARTS ARE SMILING For some the stipends and tax-breaks
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• SCANDAL MONGER
  by Ken Symon
• Game over for Vis Entertainment
• Out to shock the world over Saudi reservesGeorge Bush's energy
  by Valerie Darroch
• Open welcome for women is mere window dressing THE LAST WORD The
  by Alan Campbell
• Review makes draw pointless for Robertson
  by Alan Campbell at Tynecastle
• After Armageddon, Firhill dusts itself down and starts again Partick
  by Alan Campbell
• EXCLUSIVE : Criminals on bail commit 55,000 offences
  by EXCLUSIVE By Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Prenuptial reveals Carnegie's true plan Philanthropist planned
  by Aideen McLaughlin
• Putin goes on Middle East mission to win friends and influence
  by Diplomatic Editor Trevor Royle
• R2 DETOUR: HOW LUCAS LOST THE PLOT The release of Episode III:
  by GRAEME VIRTUE
• ALMOST FAMOUS By the end of the summer KT Tunstall will be huge,
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• Bush is on thin ice . . . but it's not due to global warming
  by ALF YOUNG
• Coming up this week . . .
• Leak threatens to drown LabourThe X file: How the media is
• Coyle takes on his toughest call St Johnstone
  by Alan Campbell
• FALLEN WINGER BURKE NEEDS TO PROVE HE CAN STAND THE HEAT
  by Alan Campbell
• Huntly lift first Highland title since Pele
• The nation's favourite TV moment? For those of you who don't want to
  by Aideen McLaughlin
• National guidelines to be set for cot death probes Report prompts
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• READERS VIEWS
• Travel news
  by Andrea Pearson
• Troubling tales of sex, drugs and inf idelity In Arlene Fraser's
  by JEAN RAFFERTY
• THE MANIFESTOS . . . AT A GLANCE
  by Westminster Editor James Cusick
• Standard Life's restructuring might just pay dividends
• Scotland fails to attract high-end company HQsAcademics say the
  by Ken Symon
• Basketball: Rocks' semi-final agony
• THEY THINK IT'S ALL OVER?Hibs crush Celtic 3-1 to throw title race
  by Natasha Woods reports
• Renewable energy event targeted by windfarm protest
  by Frank Gilfeather
• Executive 'compromised by big business secondments' Academic says
  by Rob Edwards
• NEVER MIND THE BALLOTS
• Rod - hot or not?Sean Connery has Maggie May on his iPod, but is Rod
  by GRAEME VIRTUE
• A knight to forget
  by Demetrios Matheou
• KEY SEATS REST OF UK The election battlefield could be strewn with
  by Alan Crawford
• South Africa to tap into Scotland's water system
  by Ken Symon
• Keeping sex advisers out of prison Media watch
• Cue the music, it's Dr Larsson TOM SHIELD'S SPORTS DIARY
  by TOM SHIELDS
• THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS Alan Campbell hears the Rangers manager
  by Alan Campbell
• Preston lap up promotion play-offs
• Alasdair Gray pleads for help to find his long-lost artworks Scots
  by Aideen McLaughlin
• Tesco slammed for excluding Scots magazines City store policy is
  by Alan Crawford Special Correspondent
• A CUNNING MEASURE TO GAIN A MEASURE?THE SCOTTISH RADGE
  by Tom Shields
• PUBLISH AND BE DAMNEDAlan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Led in the pencil
  by Leon McDermott
• THESCOTTISH DIMENSION With the outcome a formality, and the campaign
  by Scottish Political Editor Paul Hutcheon
• BUSINESS DIARY
• Battle for Allied Domecq could be three-way fight
  by Julia Fields
• Third-party claims firms take advantage of our lazinessSMALL
  by Nic Cicutti
• Hockey: Giffnock eye cup glory
• Title back in the melting pot
  by Natasha Woods at Celtic Park
• Publishing venture puts words first for Scots children
  by Aideen McLaughlin
• Councils in religious discrimination row over cost of civil weddings
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• The best outcome? A bloody nose for Tony Blair
• 7 QUESTIONS FOR JULIAN CLARY
• MACHUCA (15) 3/5

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