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Articles in Sep 25, 2005 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Standard Life's latest moves are in the right direction
• It takes two to tango for business success Market intelligence
  by ADRIAN MURDOCH
• Blair to tell Brown camp: he'll be PM if you back me
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• LibDems: abolish short-term sentences
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Nuclear plant faces legal threat over safety breaches
  by Rob Edwards
• BASRA BURNS The British Army's softly-softly approach in Iraq was
  by Diplomatic Editor Trevor Royle
• Beattie keeps up the chase
  by Stewart Fisher at Celtic Park
• Basketball: Swanson reaps reward
• BIOGRAPHICAL RETAIL We'd love to know what our decision makers
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Diving head-first into the life aquatic
  by Alan Crawford
• Rita spares Texan cities as oil giants assess damage
  by From James Hamilton
• Students more prone to heart disease than those in 1980s Part-time
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• Too late the hero: McConnell's stand on removal of refugees
  by Home Affairs Editor Liam McDougall
• READERS' VIEWS
• 7 DAYS AT THE HEART OF HEARTS For one week only, the Sunday Herald
  by Stewart Fisher
• DEVIL'S ADVOCATE If the home side provided the ref rich rewards
• Face-to-face with our criminal past
  by George Rosie
• Winter of discontent warning over Blair's battle with unions
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• FUEL CRISIS BITES Britain's big retailers are starting to fell the
  by Julia Fields
• Killing begins again on Gaza Strip Peace hopes fade as Israel
  by Martin Patience in Jerusalem
• Extend the scope of anti-secrecy laws, urges MSP
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• THE BY-ELECTION THAT DIDN'T CATCH FIRE
  by Scottish Political Editor, Paul Hutcheon
• EDINBURGH ROCKS Bednar strike piles the pressure on McLeish Bednar
  by Alan Campbell
• Cricket: Saltires seek final victory
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• MORE SCOTS DIED IN THIS BATTLE THAN AT CULLODEN . . . FOR WHAT?
  by TREVOR ROYLE, MILITARY HISTORIAN
• Biotech to invest GBP2m on vaccine plant
  by Julia Fields
• Happy days are here again for ex-Sun boss PUBLIC RELATIONS: Yelland
  by Ken Symon Business Editor
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by Jane Wright
• Bereaved mothers add voices to anti-Iraq war protest as more than
  by James Cusick
• Borders rail link back on track after survey reveals support
  by Jenifer Johnston
• After Cathcart . . . what next for the SNP?
  by HOLYROOD COMMENTARY By Iain Macwhirter at Aviemore
• ROMAN RAID
  by Natasha Woods at Tynecastle
• Shinty: Kingussie lift MacAulay Cup
• Life's a breeze on the road less travelled Wind fails to dampen
  by Cameron McNeish
• Commerce chief shows his killer instincts Ron Hewitt: Chief
  by Ian Fraser
• Italian stalemate threatens eurozone and central banks BALANCING ACT
  by KEN SYMON
• Killing begins again on Gaza Strip Peace hopes fade as Israel
  by Martin Patience in Jerusalem
• Health campaigners attack toys that 'promote' junk food
  by Jenifer Johnston
• CHILDREN OF THE KNOCK "There have been suicides in detention
  by Neil Mackay
• A whole 128 days of wedded bliss . . . Hollywood style RESUME: RENEE
  by Rachelle Money
• Sproule shooting for the stars UEFA CUP Alan Campbell reports on the
  by Alan Campbell
• FLASHBACK: LEWIS LET-DOWN
• Miller takes the grind out of expansion by buying big DEAL OF THE
  by Ian Fraser
• No end in sight to Black's discomfort as Radler's testimony looms in
  by Ken Symon
• THE ASYLUM SCANDAL DEEPENS: ONE FAMILY'S DESPERATE PLIGHT An hour
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Revealed: the local authorities failing to hit waste recycling
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• You're rock's latest wild boy, your girlfriend's at the centre of a
  by On the trail
• READERS' VIEWS
• McCarthy must stop the rot as Sunderland stare into the abyss
  by Natasha Woods
• Bootroom 101: Djibril Cisse
• Ms Mirren still invigorates the parts other actors can't reach
  by Tom Shields
• The green machine NEWS IN FOCUS: As fuel costs rise, Sophie McCook
  by Sophie McCook
• THE ASYLUM SCANDAL DEEPENS: ONE FAMILY'S DESPERATE PLIGHT An hour
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Recruitment drives fail as one in f ive student nurses quits before
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• Fire fighters warn they'll strike over terror insurance 'Ludicrous'
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• CODE RED: HOLLYWOOD COMES TO ROSSLYN As filming begins on the Da
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Second helpings Alan Campbell wonders when Aiden McGeady's return
  by Alan Campbell
• Bowls: Perfect start for Scotland
• An affair to remember . . . just not very clearly REVIEW
  by Graeme Virture
• Leading recruiter applies herself A new business looks to the future
  by Ken Symon
• Errors expose patients to radiation
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Tourism bosses told: market the Enlightenment Carnegie adviser urges
  by Paul Hutcheon
• 4 CORNERS Foreign Editor David Pratt introduces the week's world
  by Foreign Editor David Pratt
• We need a civic campaign to oust Blair POWERPLAY POWERPLAY IAIN
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Sound barrier CHAMPIONS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE The fan ban at the
  by Natasha Woods
• German fans cheer free beer TOM SHIELDS' SPORTS DIARY
  by Tom Shields
• THE TREATMENT
  by EVA ARRIGHI
• 'Five-star restaurants are ten-a-penny, but who has had a meal at
  by INTERVIEW BY ANDREA PEARSON
• 'Twee?' Perhaps, but Tartan Days should be celebrated
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• BBC's SNP conference call leaves viewers distressed
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Scotland must reject UK's brutal treatment of asylum seekers
• From the dressing room to the boardroom Elgin are about to be saved
  by Stewart Fisher
• Hogg in the limelight Lewis Stuart believes the back row specialist
  by Lewis Stuart
• Energy pricing firms out of Britain UK's business power and fuel
  by Julia Fields
• Not so free on trade
• Europe's high flyers With half term approaching, book a trip to one
  by Words ANDREA PEARSON
• Iraqis visit Holyrood for advice
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Glasgow writers unite to say no to the M74
  by Rachelle Money
• Bullying claims cast art school in poor light Tribunal told of
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent

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