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Articles in Jul 10, 2005 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Background briefings on W with the White House hacks
  by Tom Shields
• THE WORST TOUR IN LIONS HISTORY THE ANALYSIS Alasdair Reid blames
  by Alasdair Reid
• GO WESTAlan Campbell on how the passage of time has altered Lee
  by Alan Campbell
• Let's hear it for Team GBTOM SHIELDS' SPORTS DIARY
  by TOM SHIELDS
• The tough choices the world can no longer duck BALANCING ACT ALF
  by ALF YOUNG
• A BRIDGE TOO FAR?As doubts grow over the benefits of using private
  by Ian Fraser, Financial Editor
• Revealed: pupils want gossip for lunch, not good food Health suffers
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• Attack on 'loophole' that puts more children at risk from violent
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• HOW CAN A CITY RECOVER?NEW YORK
  by AARON HICKLIN
• Good. . . but too much left in limbo G8 outcome
• DETAILS PEARLS OF THE SEA
  by Compiled by Eva Arrighi
• McGuire joins Rovers despite late bid
• Bye bye Blackburn Michael Grant examines the motives behind Craig
  by Michael Grant
• COUNTRY BASKING IN KIWI'S MAJOR WIN Alasdair Reid reports from New
  by Alasdair Reid
• GLASGOW COMONWEALTH BID MAY FALTER
  by Natasha Woods
• Eight years on and lessons are learned: PFI must be redrawn Private
• Caledonia project bears fruit
• Is Time up for ITV if Dyke's team take control?The former BBC
  by Steven Vass
• Plans shelved for independent police complaints body
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Church opposes 'assisted dying' bill
  by Judith Duffy
• What it means for the environment: nothing more than a minuscule
  by Environment Editor Rob Edwards
• SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS [T in the Park]
• JUST OUT
• 'I can play the hard man, I can play the best pal, I can play the
  by Stewart Fisher
• Beuzelin welcomes invasion of fantastic Frenchmen Hibernian Ewan
  by Ewan Smith
• EXTRA DISTANCE WILL DASH RECORD HOPES Alan Campbell says increased
  by Alan Campbell
• Cruel cost of malfunctions Natasha Woods finds quality lacking as
  by Natasha Woods
• Fighting fit veteran rolls back the years FIRST PERSON: Even after a
  by Valerie Darroch
• Setanta Sports substitutes agencies
  by Steven Vass
• A WEEK OF HYPE, HOPE . . . AND HATE What it means for Africa: a
  by Diplomatic Editor Trevor Royle
• SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS [T in the Park]
• GOOD LUCK TO SEB AND COE Alan Taylor's diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Life's a beach Go tropical with soft ice-cream shades and hot red
  by Eva Arrighi
• HOW LIVE8 CLICKED IN SCOTLAND
  by LEON MCDERMOTT AT MURRAYFIELD
• Argy bargy Federico Nieto is a big, bruising target man who is
  by Stewart Fisher
• Monty rues crucial errors Stewart Fisher hears the pessimistic Scot
  by Stewart Fisher
• Scandal Monger
  by Ken Symon
• Heseltine joins distribution battle
  by Steven Vass
• Security services worldwide step up anti-terror alert levels
  by David Pratt Foreign Editor
• 'Suddenly I am on the banks of a Dutch dyke, by this dead chap'
• Call for midwives to tackle depression during pregnancy
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• What it meant for the protesters: a chance to outwit a heavy-handed
  by Home Affairs Editor Liam McDougall
• SEVEN DAYS G8 SPECIAL ISSUE
• Niemi to sign for Celtic
  by Michael Grant
• Strachan on alert as Saints arrive Southampton
  by Natasha Woods
• PRE-SEASON FRIENDLIES
• Institute to back hockey teams
  by Natasha Woods
• This weekend London is determined to return to normality. But for
  by Torcuil Crichton at the family liaison centre near Victoria Station
• Repression is no solution to terror POWERPLAY IAIN MACWHIRTER
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• HARRY POTTER & THE MYSTERY OF THE MATURE MUGGLES With their pointy
  by Vicky Allan
• SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND HOLYROOD apartHOTEL, EDINBURGH
  by Jenifer Johnston
• G8 Days
• Scott targeting Major present Alan Campbell speaks to the Australian
  by Alan Campbell
• LAST MAN STANDING
  by Michael Park
• Gilbert delivers on promise Aberdeen Asset rebounds
• Coming up this week . . .
• BOMBS TIMED TO EXPLODE TOGETHER Police reveal new details of co-
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Veterans' anger at single day of victory Controversy as Queen
  by Aideen McLaughlin
• MSP Raffan still claiming expenses six months after quitting
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• QUESTION OF THE WEEK In the wake of Chirac's gaffe: is British food
• HOPELESSLY DEVOTED
• Burley insists he's in capital for the long haul Hearts As the new
  by Michael Grant
• ROAD HOLE TURNS BACK THE CLOCK It may have been controversial, it
  by Jems Cusick
• Trescothick's mission
• Giant US pension fund to ramp up Euro deals Californian fund boss
  by Ken Symon in Paris
• Retailing giants show small signs of recovery THE WEEK AHEAD
  by JOHN PHELPS
• Police call for crackdown on left luggage
  by Jenifer Johnston
• What it means for Live8: warning bells sound when rock stars get too
  by Iain Macwhirter
• Our way of life is not the main battleground in the war on terrorism
• 'I'm used to dead bodies now, but it was a shock to begin with' THIS
  by INTERVIEW BY VICKY ALLAN
• WHAT IS . . . GINKGO BILOBA?
• LETTER OF THE WEEK
• Weir boss says no more sales
  by Ken Symon Business Editor
• pounds-360m schools project row goes to high court
  by Ian Fraser
• Life's a pitch . . . and then you don't even get the contract
  by Steven Vass
• Pressure mounts to recruit ethnic minority police Study calls on
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Sexual infection rates in under-16s double Doctors and MSPs call for
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• AFTER THE BOMBS THE CITY THAT WILL NOT DIE LONDON SURVIVES
  by TORCUIL CRICHTON
• 'The guy next to me lost his leg. I could see the bone as I tried to
• Pop goes the diva
  by Leon McDermott

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