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Articles in Nov 20, 2005 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Retail alone will not save city STATE OF THE CITY: GLASGOW
  by Ken Symon
• Local enterprise boards come under scrutiny Scottish Enterprise
• How coffee shops have stirred up our social life COFFEE CULTURE:
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Scottishness . . . made in England NATIONALISM: THE ORIGINS OF
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Hypocrisy blights Remembrance Day READERS' VIEWS
• THE DIRTY WAR FALLUJAH: THE COALITION'S ILLEGAL USE OF WHITE
  by Trevor Royle, Diplomatic Editor
• Welcome to the new-look Sunday Herald Business
  by Ken Symon Business Editor
• MOUNTAIN TO CLIMB TO REACH THE HOLY GRAIL CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: RARE
  by Michael Grant
• FLASHBACK
• ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR We must choose which country to support
  by Alan Campbell
• After years in the Tory party, she's now Scots leader . . . but is
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• FAITH AND FANTASY: A RUMMAGE AT THE BACK OF CS LEWIS'S WARDROBE With
  by Peter Ross
• Davis admits win unlikely and looks to the future TORIES: LEADERSHIP
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• Watchdogs probe GBP20m investment in salmon farms PROBE: SALMON FARM
  by Alan Crawford
• FOUR CORNERS SCOTLAND'S MOST IN-DEPTH FOREIGN NEWS COVERAGE
  by DAVID PRATT FOREIGN EDITOR
• A human crisis we can avert SOUTH ASIA EARTHQUAKE
• STRACHAN KEANE TO BE COY
  by Natasha Woods
• WHISKERS ON KITTENS These are a few of AA Gill's favourite things. .
• Expect the unexpected
  by Alan Campbell at Easter Road
• ADRIAANSE GOES DEFENSIVE OVER ATTACK FC PORTO : CHANGING TACTICS
  by Stewart Fisher
• LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR
• Last January, an island community was torn apart by hurricane winds
  by TORCUIL CRICHTON
• Your secrets are safe with St Brian the Briefless ALAN TAYLOR'S
  by Alan Taylor
• sundaybriefing WHO OWNS THE WEB? Last week, the World Summit on the
• Pakistan faces winter of death and despair EYEWITNESS: FIGHT FOR
  by From David Pratt Foreign Editor, in Muzaffarabad
• GUS is finally allowing Burberry to go it alone DEAL OF THE WEEK:
  by Julia Fields
• US reality cheque for British TV industry TV INDUSTRY: FORMAT
  by Matthew Magee
• Aids is ravaging the world, killing millions every year. Does a
  by Judith Duffy, Health Correspondent
• DEVIL'S ADVOCATE
• Insider serves up history to go . . . with relish ANALYSIS ANALYSIS
  by James Cusick
• Alarm over foreign gangs are operating in northeast DRUGS: NEW FEARS
  by Frank Gilfeather
• Museums suffer cuts in local funding CULTURE: FINANCE
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• "I have a tendency to throw my clothes off and jump into icy pools
  by INTERVIEW BY PETER ROSS
• Battery development plan powers GBP9.3m investment package ENERGY:
  by Julia Fields
• STALLED: WHY AMERICA'S BIGGEST CAR COMPANY IS IN CRISIS . . . AND
  by Ian Fraser, Financial Editor
• BROWN MAY YET CLAIM THE SMILE OF THE VICTOR ALF YOUNG ON ECONOMIC
  by ALF YOUNG
• PACK-DRILL PAYOUT INTERVIEW: JEZ MOXEY INTERVIEW: JEZ MOXEY Natasha
  by Natasha Woods
• His songs, they keep a-changin'
  by LIVE ROCK By Leon McDermott
• After Bradford: calls to arm the police GUNNED DOWN: TRAGEDY SPARKS
  by Liam McDougall
• Call for review after family deported without son IMMIGRATION:
  by Rachelle Money
• Children in care falling prey to predators on city streets
  by SPECIAL REPORT By Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• PROVE A POINT
• BLACK KNIGHT NEW ZEALAND: GREAT EXPECTATIONS NEW ZEALAND: GREAT
  by Alasdair Reid
• INSIDE THE COMPACT SUNDAY HERALD
• Thinking of taking out a pension? Don't. Spend your money more
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• LAST ORDERS FOR THE COALITION? NOT JUST YET. . . HOLYROOD
  by Iain Macwhirter
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by Jane Wright
• PHELPS PORTFOLIO
• Torture by UK and US 'biggest human rights threat since Nazis' WAR
  by Neil Mackay Investigations Editor
• THREE AND EASY Another blow for McLeish as Celtic rout Rangers 3-0
  by Michael Grant
• SCOT AIMS TO GRAB SPOTLIGHT BADMINTON SPECIAL BADMINTON SPECIAL
  by Natasha Woods
• SPOTLIGHT ON RADIANCE MUSIC
  by Leon McDermott
• Agencies join up to protect children at risk CHILD WELFARE:
  by Alan Crawford
• It's much too soon to say goodnight Dick REALPOLITIK: DON'T KNOCK
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• ONE MINUTE BRIEFING: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT . . . SONY'S CD
  by Judith Duffy
• Scots IT players pave the way for US globetrotters HEAD-HUNTING:
  by Julia Fields Senior Business Writer
• Condemned man is made to endure more pain PREMIER LEAGUE
  by Michael Grant at Celtic Park
• LET'S LISTEN FOR FRANNY TOM SHIELDS SPORT DIARY
  by Tome Shields
• ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR We must choose which country to support
  by Alan Campbell
• Sepa 'frozen out' of Forth oil transfers POLLUTION: OIL SPILLS
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• DISMAY AND DISBELIEF AT CUT IN HOURS LICENSING LAWS: NICHOLSON IS
  by Alan Crawford
• LEADING A RED REVIVAL ABERDEEN: CALDERWOOD SOUNDS RALLYING CRY
  by Frank Gilfeather
• Intelligent Finance: not so smart after all BANKING: BRAND ON THE
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• Compare and contrast
  by Alasdair Reid at Twickenham
• TAKE THREE ON THE HIGH TRAVERSES Cameron McNeish describes a
• Cynical provocateur sends in the clones
  by Barry Didcock
• Candidates queue up for job of redirecting the Festival THE ARTS:
  by Senay Boztas Arts Correspondent
• Fingerprints: scientific proof or just a matter of opinion? LEAKED
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Avian flu outbreak could cost Scotland GBP26bn in 10 years HEALTH:
  by Jenifer Johnston
• London bombings: 'British intelligence was woeful . . . and that was
  by Neil Mackay Investigations Editor
• BANKS' VIEW
• Sales website for niche magazines
  by Matthew Magee
• Close to a point of no return
  by Stewart Fisher at Tannadice
• When sketch-writing is more than character assassination
  by Tom Shields
• Red, White and blues
  by LIVE ROCK By Leon McDermott
• It took five years to miss this chance to tackle Scotland's booze
• DRINK & DEMONS ALCOHOL ABUSE: HOW SCOTLAND IS HANDLING ITS BOOZE
  by Jenifer Johnston
• ONLY THE LONELY HEARTS: NEW BOSS IN THE DOCK HEARTS: NEW BOSS IN THE
  by Alan Campbell