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Articles in Oct 9, 2005 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Boots: an eye on the big chance BACKGROUND: An ailing Boots
  by Ken Symon
• GBP5 cocktails, neon skyscrapers and very stinky tofu . . . welcome
  by Tom Shields
• EUROPE'S LAST DICTATORSHIP Belarus is an eastern European nation
  by Alan Crawford
• Most cannabis home-grown by 'fair-trade' users Imports slump amid
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Nervous Tories await day of reckoning over McLetchie's taxi trips to
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• OUT OF THE DARK . . .INTO THE LIGHT It's a difficult time for
  by Lewis Stuart
• Getafe put one over Madrid TOM SHIELDS' SPORTS DIARY
  by Tom Shields
• Hedge-fund warning from M&S chief Myners: traditional takeover
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• Braehead proves a Capital investment
  by Julia Fields
• McLetchie faces new taxi probe
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Young, thirsty and rich: meet the new pub regulars Bars report sales
  by Rachelle Money
• City council rapped over cash handling Management 'must improve
  by Frank Gilfeather
• 4 CORNERS Foreign Editor David Pratt introduces the week's world
  by Foreign Editor David Pratt
• One illegal war was bad enough Tony, so don't meddle in Iran Iran
• THANKS BERTI . . . The all too familiar process of elimination The
  by Michael Grant
• Progress key for Smith despite play-off absence Final fixture Final
  by Michael Grant
• Murray Park needs to be a conveyor belt to win the generation game
  by Alan Campbell
• Upto the Mark Andy Murray is riding high, and so is his coach, finds
  by Natasha Woods
• Bootroom 101: Celtic FC
• Time hedge funds were made to brush up their act Economy in two
• DYLAN & ME? WE CHANGED THE WORLD A dreamy hippy who is also a touchy
  by PETER ROSS
• Earthquake death toll climbs to over 3000 TRAGEDY IN SOUTH ASIA:
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Cardinal blasts Holyrood's 'immoral' laws O'Brien attacks key
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Authors furious over bookshop takeover plans Waterstone's bid
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Scots will face an improved Slovenia Wednesday, 7.30pm
  by Stewart Fisher
• Winning in the West isn't everything, says Jefferies Alan Campbell
  by Alan Campbell
• Don't be surprised that Sven can still swing the vote THE LAST WORD
  by Stewart Fisher
• Scotland's privately owned firms find profit in family values
  by Ian Fraser
• Giving gong to Scott goes against grain BUSINESS DIARY
• Bombings: confusion and contradiction over Iran's role
  by Trevor Royle, Diplomatic Editor
• Lewis victims plan private prosecution
  by Liam McDougall
• Three children on the Isle of Lewis were sexually abused for years.
  by Alan Crawford
• In defence of the SSP and Sheridan READERS' VIEWS
• Warnings of potential not heeded as Hleb inspires Belarus Alan
  by Alan Campbell
• Caldwell that ends well? Premiership
  by Michael Grant
• Software firm's deal can turn copper into gold
  by Julia Fields
• FROM FACTORY TO THE FIRING LINE: THE STORY OF ONE BULLET How do
  by Foreign Editor David Pratt
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by Jane Wright
• Public urged to help save 'remarkable' kirk
  by Alan Crawford
• Home Office detains asylum critic, aged 13
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE Coaches might like to consider their true
• S&N targets beer market in Belarus
  by Alan Crawford
• Union welcomes BP Grangemouth sale
  by Ian Fraser
• No Headline [Sex Education]
  by Vicky Allan
• THE FINE ART OF BECOMING RICH AND FAMOUS Take a Fife miner and a box
  by Torcuil Crichton
• A victory for transparency McLetchie's expenses
• DREAM OVER
  by Natasha Woods at Hampden
• Cairngorms song hits a high to overload the senses Climbing Beinn
  by Cameron McNeish
• Many hands make light work
  by Trevor Royle
• Macklin out to trump the rest Forward-thinking Klin building boss is
  by Valerie Darroch
• Seven arrested as police raid UK homes in international fraud
  by Ken Symon.
• NEW KIDS ON THE BOX We live in an age where a third of British under-
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• Europe urges relief agencies to 'just go' as fears grow for children
  by Jenifer Johnston Deputy Foreign Editor
• HERE COMES TORY BLAIR David Cameron was hailed as the Conservative's
  by Westminster Editor James Cusick
• Fear the zealot who holds life cheap POWERPLAY POWERPLAY IAIN
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Heartbroken Scots already looking to the future The 2008 European
  by Stewart Fisher
• Good in the sack? It's starter's orders in the race to avoid the
  by Natasha Woods
• MacIntyre investigates life at the sharp end REVIEW
  by Graeme Virtue
• Sail of the century Some places just have to be seen, and the weird
  by Words ANDREA PEARSON
• Police chief: senior officers treat the public like a bloody
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER alan taylor's diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Passing Fad? Michael Grant talks to the Scotland attacker . . .
  by Michael Grant
• Youths still smarting at predecessor Martin THE NEXT BATCH
  by STEWART FISHER
• Playing the numbers game is critical to future prosperity THE
  by Alasdair Reid
• What's in a name?
  by George Rosie
• Takeover launches NTL triple play against the big guns DEAL OF THE
  by Ian Fraser
• HIGH STREET STALKERS As retailers brace themselves for a difficult
  by Julia Fields
• Maths hysteria ROCK ROCK How did two sets of roly-poly siblings
  by Leon McDermott
• Less than hero Bret Easton Ellis has always confounded the literary
  by Alan Taylor
• Controversy over vitamin jab for autism
  by Rachelle Money
• Artists fight to keep phone masts off studio
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Back to the Big Yinning for Scotland's top comic RESUME: BILLY
  by Jenifer Johnston
• End of an era for youngsters both on and off the pitch Under-21s
  by Stewart Fisher
• Last-gasp try nails hosts
  by Alasdair Reid at Goldenacre
• FLASHBACK: McSWEGAN'S STRIKING DEBUT
• Scottish companies score at London awards
  by Ken Symon
• BEAUTY THE TREATMENT
  by EVA ARRIGHI
• ROCK & POP CDs
  by Leon McDermott
• Aid flows in from the UK as quake-hit families face their first
  by Jenifer Johnston Deputy Foreign Editor
• Sepa told: stop making industry energy efficient Energy policy is
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor

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