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Articles in Jul 31, 2005, issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Granville crash raises fears over future of UK technology industry
  by Iain S Bruce
• Astronomers confirm existence of a 10th planet at the outer reaches
  by Alan Crawford
• Police 'withheld vital evidence' in murder case Witnesses met victim
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• RACE ISSUE AT WILLIE'S CLUB Alan Taylor's diary
  by Alan Taylor
• REGARDING HENRI Henri Cartier-Bresson, who died last year, is
  by Peter Ross
• THE TREATMENT
  by Louise Shannon
• SECOND COMING ALL CHANGE IN THE LOWER LEAGUES AS GAME BURSTS BACK
  by Stewart Fisher
• Wie Wonders Teenagers grab spotlight to boost ladies' game but
  by Alan Campbell
• THE GREAT COMEBACKS OF OUR TIME: PARADISE REGAINED
• Crucial Genetics collars police deal
  by Julia Fields
• RISING FROM THE ASHES? It's Standard Life, sure, but not as we know
  by Ian Fraser, Financial Editor
• Wallace movie 'helped Scots get devolution' Book credits Hollywood
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Study into self-harm finds that the urge to cut never goes away
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• 7 QUESTIONS FOR JAMIE BELL
• Oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz?
  by Eva Arrighi
• Romanov cashes in with big Czechs
  by Stewart Fisher at Rugby Park
• Dundee showing strength in a crisis First Division First Division
  by Stewart Fisher
• Women should stick to own tour Alasdair Reid believes Wie and Co are
  by Alasdair Reid
• Investors who kept faith with black gold reaping the benefits Rising
• Scots firms target Chinese golfers
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Dream wedding list that has it all
  by Senay Boztas
• ARE WE LEARNING TO LOVE THE HIGH LIFE? Graffiti-daubed hellholes or
  by Barry Didcock
• Simply indefensible The misery deepens for Gordon Strachan as his
  by Michael Grant
• Fans savour equality treat
  by Natasha Woods at Tannadice
• East Stirling ready to lose Scotland's worst side tag Third Division
  by Stewart Fisher
• Campbell claims amateur title
• BUSINESS DIARY
• Deal for first NHS-inspired invention to hit marketplace
  by Julia Fields
• Nuclear industry demands new laws to ban protest break-ins Security
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• AFTER THE BOMBS . . . . . . THE ARRESTS . . . THE ARRESTS THE GLOBAL
  by TORCUIL CRICHTON
• 7 DAYS
• SHOCK TURNS TO DISBELIEF STRACHAN'S NIGHTMARE START CONTINUES AS
  by Michael Grant at Fir Park
• Brown and out as 10-man Hibs leave it late to find form
  by Alan Campbell at Easter Road
• POLE POSITION Janine Whitlock is aiming high after fighting back
  by Natasha Woods
• Artmedia, Arthurlie, Artbreak TOM SHIELDS' SPORTS DIARY
  by TOM SHIELDS
• Developers to build pounds-23m office block as Glasgow market takes
  by Julia Fields
• Has Bordeaux got the bottle to reclaim market? New World wines and
  by Tom Bruce Gardyne
• Scotland's top police off icer urges armed police in terrorism
  by EXCLUSIVE By Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Executive licensed killing of 2500 protected birds
  by Rob Edwards
• Brains behind terror plot may be Brit the security services thought
  by LIAM McDOUGALL
• I Can't Believe It's Not War . . .how they rebranded a fiasco BUFFER
  by Tom Shields
• Nakamura's image must be right . . . on the pitch
  by Natasha Woods
• Gillies pulls the strings
  by Alasdair Reid at Firhill
• BRITAIN'S STARS DREAMING OF GLORY AT HELSINKI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
  by Natasha Woods
• Radcliffe has many miles to run to match a true legend THE LAST WORD
  by Alasdair Reid
• USand UK views miles apart Chinese takeovers
• Suspect 'confesses' in Italy and claims attack came after watching
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• Police blame Deepcut father for report delay Senior officer says it
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Trials of suspected bombers will be a test of our values London
• Vorsprung durch technik ROCK REISSUES
  by Leon McDermott
• The rapid drift downhill
• SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP
• Motorsport: Sharp exit from GP2
• FLASHBACK: FLYING THE FLAG
• iResponse creates 150 new call centre jobs
  by Julia Fields
• Is The Scotsman going south? Media Watch
• Student axed to death in racist attack Police appeal for help from
  by Bridget Morris
• Young people aim to spark change
  by Rachelle Money
• READERS' VIEWS The good and bad sides of Muriel Gray
• Bookends
• HOW HIS PREDECESSORS FARED ON DAY ONE
• Champions get off to winning start
• Vote of confidence for U19 squad
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Founder quits Ralph Advisers
  by Ian Fraser
• HIROSHIMA: THE LEGACY Almost 60 years after the US bomb on Japan,
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Crick hits out at call for 'Britishness'
  by Alan Crawford
• Executive is 'making a mockery' of energy goal
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• As one war ends . . . another begins POWERPLAY POWERPLAY JAMES
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Clarkson puts Top Of The Pops into reverse REVIEW
  by Graeme Virtue
• BAPTISM OF IRE Gordon Strachan must perform emergency surgery after
  by Michael Grant
• Lambert can't see past old pal Klos
  by Alan Campbell
• Bowls: Burnett cruises to third title
• THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE When taking part gets embarrassing it's time to
• Royal Bank's US subsidiary fined dollars-3 million in mis-selling
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• Dougray Scott heads pounds-10m plea for Niger
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Sci-fi world set for battle over Potter
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• 4 CORNERS
  by Deputy Foreign Editor Jenifer Johnston
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by Jane Wright
• Fans blame curse of O'Neill