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Articles in Mar 26, 2006 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• New life for tales threatened by discrimination CULTURE: TRAVELLING
  by Charlene Sweeney
• Call to tackle 'hidden epidemic' of self-harm NATIONAL INQUIRY:
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• READERS' VIEWS
• Share plan to tackle rig crisis OIL: EQUIPMENT SHORTAGE OIL:
  by Matthew Magee
• While brutal changes may be needed let's not lose sight of good
• 7 THINGS YOU HAVE TO DO THIS WEEK
• Coyle fights on
• YESTERDAY?S ACTION: HENMAN ENDS HEWITT NIGHTMARE
• Executive urged to target future swimming success PHYSICAL
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Medical students ready to doctor's orders on drinking BMA DEBATE:
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• A triumph for health and a testament to the power of devolution THE
• Free personal banking under threat PENALTY CHARGES: WARNING TO
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• HOW SCIENCE SAVED A CITY DUNDEE: CITY OF KNOWLEDGE DUNDEE: CITY OF
  by Julia Fields
• Affirmative action
  by Leon McDermott
• Tension gets to Jimmys' split bid
  by Frank Gilfeather at Pittodrie
• SKY'S THE LIMIT GRETNA GRETNA Their club may be small, with no
  by Michael Grant
• Coach may quit Scotland job. SWIMMING
  by Natasha Woods
• FOOTSTEPS IN THE SNOW. PEAK PRACTICE: MULLACH CLACH A' BHLAIR
  by Cameron McNeish
• Revealed: how the Tories spent pounds-18m on election POLITICS:
  by Paul Hutcheon Sscottish Political Editor
• Festival first for Withnail star ARTS: LITERARY LINE-UP
  by Paul Dalgarno
• 'Brown has now learned to adapt to the Dave Age' COMMENTARY
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• ITV takeover could see BBC bosses in charge TELEVISION: BID TALK
  by Steven Vass Media Correspondent
• HOUSING Uncertain foundations
  by Valerie Darroch
• Big-screen dreams of a low-life hood
  by Graeme Virtue
• Down, then up
• MEET THE NEW ANDY MURRAY. Says who? Says Andy's mum, Judy Murray,
• Threat to domestic turbines in Scotland ENERGY: GRANT DOUBT
  by Matthew Magee
• ALAN TAYLOR'S DIARY
  by Alan Taylor
• With Labour's future up in the air, Menzies might just fly to the
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Alliance Trust swallows up sister fund in pounds-4.5m move DEAL OF
  by Valerie Darroch
• The Chancellor did plenty of tinkering, but which industry sectors
  by Valerie Darroch
• Jack's food for thought not for all tastes
  by Alan Taylor
• Gretna grab title with six games to go
• RIX BETTER OFF ONCE SMOKE CLEARS Alan Campbell asks where now for a
• MELBOURNE DIARY
  by Natasha Woods
• Drinkers enjoy a last gasp FINAL DRAWS: COUNTDOWN TO THE BAN
  by Vicky Allen
• Reid: 'the world will take action if Iran develops nuclear weapons'
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• Christian convert's fate is test for Karzai REALPOLITIK: AFGHANISTAN
  by Trevor Royle
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by Jane Wright
• Atlantic notion If you associate Ireland with roughing it, then it
  by Words Teresa McCormack
• Trevor to host red book's third edition TELEVISION: CLASSIC COMEBACK
  by Steven Vass
• Jack and the lads Having made his mark with the abrasive rock of The
  by Leon McDermott
• Forres double
• BALDE'S PAIN GAME
  by Alan Campbell
• FOREST FIRE
  by IAN BELL
• KEEPING IT REAL. After Melbourne gold, Kenny Anderson has turned
  by Natasha Woods
• LETTERS
• McKie: legal files hacked
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Army claims numbers are on target for new regiment launch
  by Trevor Royle
• PEOPLE IN THE NEWS . . . THIS WEEK
• THE BITTERSWEET FINALE If it was gratitude the military wanted, they
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Ocean Power in pounds-20m deal for African wave plant ENERGY: EXPORT
  by Matthew Magee
• Dundee's stakeholders all pulling in same direction KNOWLEDGE
• A Venus with attitude
  by Barry Didcock
• Captain calamity
• MANAGE A TROIS Keep all three pro sides to supply the national team,
• Welcome to a new, smoke-free day HEALTH: SMOKING BAN HEALTH: SMOKING
  by Judith Duffy Health CorrespondentAdditional research by Jenifer
• Workers face vaccination BIRD FLU: NEW FEAR
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• Nigeria aims at the heart in its bid to finally bring the
  by From Natasha Woods in Melbourne
• THE MARCH OF PROGRESS This week sees the formation of The Royal
  by Diplomatic Editor Trevor Royle
• Glasgow-based film and TV agency organises star event . . . in
  by Steven Vass
• ''There are enough wars in the world without me drinking'' DEFENCE
  by PETER ROSS
• Monaco 'non'
• THE GAME
• GAMES ON. A total of 29 medals, including 11 golds, represents one
  by Natasha Woods
• Water World
  by Natasha Woods
• GOLDEN GIRL HAPPY WITH A BRONZE MEDAL. A struggling Lee McConnell
  by Natasha Woods
• SPORTS RESULTS
• Hoaxer blocked hunt for Emma's killer MURDER: NEW APPEAL MURDER: NEW
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Cigarette girl Carmen hit by smoking ban OPERA: NEW LEGISLATION
  by Paul Dalgarno
• Democracy is at stake STATE FUNDING OF POLITICAL PARTIES
• Second wind? MANUFACTURING: MICROGENERATION
  by Matthew Magee
• A DULL SHADE OF BROWN FOR A NEW BRITAIN CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH: WHAT IT
  by Ian Fraser
• Melody maker hits a low note
• Staggering towards the escalator
• OPEN HEARTS SURGERY Vladimir Romanov has shown a willingness to
  by Michael Grant
• High drama for Hughes. BADMINTON
  by Natasha Woods
• EXPECT A SPANISH INQUISITION. SPORT DIARY
  by TOM SHIELDS
• Kember vows to continue peace campaigning IRAQ: HOSTAGES RETURN
  by Torcuil Crichton
• The great Jaffa Cake debate FOOD: IDENTITY CRISIS FOOD: IDENTITY
  by Paul Dalgarno

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