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Articles in Dec 3, 2006 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Strange bedfellows: can PR and journalists ever really be friends?
  by Ken Symon
• Wild salmon at risk from two million escaped farmed fish POLLUTION:
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Executive under fire for plan to house all public services in a 'one-
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• READERS' VIEWS
• BOOKS THAT WILL KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF (2 OF 2) BOOKS OF THE YEAR
• Passing the responsibility
  by Alan Campbell at St Mirren Park
• AGENT HAS A SIGNING CONCERN TOM SHIELDS' SPORT DIARY
  by TOM SHIELDS
• Sun Micro takes a punt on state-of-the-art facility IT SERVICES:
  by Iain S Bruce
• 'We make tassels, we make masks, we dress people's hats.We'll trim
  by INTERVIEW: VICKY ALLAN
• Oh, Christmas tree STYLE STYLE Decorative tree-toppers, glass
  by Compiled by ALI HOWARD
• The strange case of the cash-for-peerages probe, the key Blair aide
• THE LIGHT FANTASTIC
• Expert makes U-turn to back heroin prescription DRUGS: TREATMENT
  by Rachelle Money
• Have I got news for ewe . . . not all of those charity goats get as
  by Tom Shields
• YOUR SOUND
• BECAUSE HE'S WORTH IT CELTIC CELTIC He hasn't been the most popular
  by Natasha Woods
• Bigmouth has plenty to shout about MEDIAWATCH
• CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE TRAD DAD
• YOUR LETTERS
• ALAN TAYLOR'S DIARY
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• Mario Conti calls for 'realistic' attack on poverty RELIGION:
  by Jenifer Johnston
• English nationalism, not Scottish, may decide the fate of the union
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• BOOKS THAT WILL KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF (1 OF 2) BOOKS OF THE YEAR
• High morals but a low point
  by Stewart Fisher at Easter Road
• SUNNY SIDE UP PEAK PRACTICE: GEAL-CHARN/CREAG MHIGEACHAIDH PEAK
  by Cameron McNeish
• Former Highland village shop boy becomes Scotland's new retail chief
  by Julia Fields Senior Business Writer
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by Jane Wright
• Christmas cheer Eva Arrighi seeks out a few festive stocking filler
  by Eva Arrighi
• GENERATiON GAME JOHNNIE BEATTIE'S MAKING HIS MARK FOR SCOTLAND -
  by Edd McCracken
• Unions call for muzak ban CHRISTMAS: HEALTH AND SAFETY
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Charities call for national strategy on runaways YOUNG PEOPLE:
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• I'm a hugely well-paid BBC chairman . . . get me out of here! Having
  by Torcuil Crichton
• ROCK & POP CDs
  by Leon McDermott
• STOKES HAS TO SIT OUT A STRIKING DUEL FALKIRK
  by Alan Campbell
• London freesheet looking at Scots market PRESS: CITY A.M. EXPANSION
  by Julia Fields
• CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE BRIGHTS
• FLAME-THRiLLED Tipped as the heir to the Lord Of The Rings trilogy,
  by Miles Fielder
• Poll predicts Labour council wipe-out POLITICS: ELECTION 2007 SNP-
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Chemistry failing to find a winning formula in schools EDUCATION:
  by Jenifer Johnston
• THE ONLY WAY TO GET ME OUT OF HERE IS TO DRAG ME KICK ING AND
  by JENIFER JOHNSTON
• DRAMATIS PERSONAE
• STAYING POWER RANGERS RANGERS Rumours of Nacho Novo's departure may
  by Stewart Fisher
• LETTERS
• Cocktail classes? Dada aims to put some fun into networking
  by Julia Fields
• CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE GIRLY
• FOREWORD
  by Edd McCracken, editor
• Misbah to mount legal challenge over ruling CUSTODY CASE: NEW MOVE
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Kinnock tells universities: must try harder EDUCATION: FORUM
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Case for heroin on the NHS WAR ON DRUGS
• THE X MEN CULTURE CULTURE Two brothers from Ayrshire. Some dodgy
  by Peter Ross
• JUST A BIT OF POLISH MATCH OF THE DAY
  by Natasha Woods at Celtic Park
• COURTING DISASTER INVESTIGATION INVESTIGATION Alan Campbell
  by Alan Campbell
• Regeneration firm secures GBP80m Loch Lomond contract LOCH LOMOND:
  by Ken Symon Business Editor
• SCANDAL MONGER:BIG CHEESE
  by Ken Symon
• THE TREATMENT
  by ALI HOWARD
• DRiVE YOUR FUTURE THIS YEAR'S YOUNG ENTERPRISE SCOTLAND ANNUAL
• Independent Scotland at risk from al-Qaeda, claims Reid POLITICS:
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Deputy first minister under fire after possible tax-break gains
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Greens prepare to block 'damaging' transport strategy 2007
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• NO HEADLINE
  by Vicky Allan
• 7 THINGS YOU HAVE TO DO THIS WEEK
• Auckland's bright spark CLUB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
  by STEWART FISHER
• North-south divide set to return ECONOMY: LOSING GROUND Gap between
  by Ken Symon Business Editor
• SPANISH POWER SURGE ENERGY: ACQUISITION ENERGY: ACQUISITION Is the
  by Antony Akilade, Deputy Business Editor
• CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE LUXURY
• LEARN HOW TO BOX CLEVER OVER DRUGS Edd McCracken finds out how
  by Edd McCracken
• Male pill still a decade away despite research HEALTH: CONTRACEPTION
  by Judith Duffy
• DRIVER DIES IN BRIDGE SMASH
• Is the government above the law? It certainly hopes so CASH FOR
• Sins of he Father INTERVIEW INTERVIEW John Burnside's revealing
  by Alan Taylor
• Brown submits transfer request
  by STEWART FISHER
• PIETERSEN LEADING RECOVERY CHARGE Natasha Woods finds England keen
  by Natasha Woods
• NHS invests in new stroke treatment MEDICAL RESEARCH: ULTRASOUND
  by Julia Fields
• Uncertain global outlook threatens solo Scotland KEN SYMON ON
  by KEN SYMON
• CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE IT'S A WRAP
• Wii GEM CAN SPARKLE GAMES GAMES NINTENDO'S NEW CONSOLE IS SET TO
  by GRAEME VIRTUE
• Cash-for-peerages tale takes a new twist Former top Labour
  by EXCLUSIVE By Westminster Editor James Cusick
• VICTIM, 20, IS NAMED
• FOUR CORNERS SCOTLAND'S MOST IN-DEPTH FOREIGN NEWS COVERAGE
  by DAVID PRATT FOREIGN EDITOR
• ON A HYMN AND A PRAYER Today, the first Sunday in advent, marks the
  by Vicky Allan

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