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Articles in Jul 22, 2007, issue of Sunday Herald, The

• The second age of philanthropy Sir Tom Hunter is leading a new
  by Iain S Bruce
• That's one crisis out the way . . .but will the honours system
  by JAMES CUSICK
• IN THE NICK OF TIME SENIORS OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP SENIORS OPEN
  by Alan Campbell
• EATING PROFITS A GOOD THING
• Labour's new PR chief to take on statesman Salmond POLITICS:
  by Steven Vass Media Correspondent
• The only way is Up GRIFF RHYS JONES WAS A MOUNTAIN VIRGIN . . .
  by PAUL DELGARNO
• Death of a celebrity creates an emotional minefield
  by Theresa Munoz
• SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND
  by ANDREA PEARSON
• Gangfights, drinking, racism, sectarianism . . . and chipmunk
  by NEIL MACKAY
• Why we need to toughen up our drink driving laws GUEST VOCALS JOHN
  by JOHN VINE
• TROUBLED DUTCH RANGERS v AJAX RANGERS v AJAX Natasha Woods speaks
  by Natasha Woods
• HBOS looks to boost property portfolio DEAL OF THE WEEK: QUINTAIN
  by Lianne Gutcher Business correspondent
• Executive retains Record contract but is keen to find place in The
  by Steven Vass
• Tours of two cities Glasgow and Edinburgh are now on level pegging
  by Ed McCracken
• Fear and loathing in Iberia
  by Brian Morton
• ALAN TAYLOR'S DIARY
  by Alan Taylor
• Contaminated beaches named and shamed ENVIRONMENT: POLLUTION ALERT
  by Rob Edwards Environmental Editor
• FROM THE WEB
• COMMERCIAL BENEFIT Natasha Woods finds Brown McMaster a happy
  by Natasha Woods
• INTERESTING DEVELOPMENT
• SE Glasgow to examine television production BROADCASTING: FAILINGS
  by Steven Vass
• GOD, WAR AND NOAM CHOMSKY When Christians, Muslims and Jews clash
  by Amina R Chaudry
• Mutiny continues to revolt
  by George Rosie
• Glorious Twelfth poses new threat to golden eagles SCOTTISH ICON:
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• READERS' VIEWS
• ISLAND FLING Tom Shields investigates the very special rivalry
  by Tom Shields
• STRONG SALES FOR GREEN PARK
• Time will reveal the true value of Hunter's philanthropy GBP1
• THE SCHOOL FOR MEDIUMS Can you really learn the art of communing
  by Mary Roach
• PAPERBACKS
  by Colin Waters
• FESTIVAL OF IDEAS
• Moves to dump methadone thwarted as SNP backs report's endorsement
  by Judith Duffy
• ELECTION 200? ANALYSIS ANALYSIS WILL GORDON BROWN CALL A SNAP POLL?
  by JAMES CUSICK
• FACING THE UNKNOWN PEAK PRACTICE: A MONADH LIATH TRAVERSE PEAK
  by Cameron McNeish
• Scottish firms falling behind in terms of IT benefits TECHNOLOGY:
  by Iain S Bruce
• Family businesses need to protected against taxman HM REVENUE
• Genius delivered by Mail THE BIG EVENT THE BIG EVENT After deciding
  by Brian Morton
• 7 THINGS YOU HAVE TO DO THIS WEEK
• After the expulsions: the next weapon is money PART 2: WHAT WILL
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• SUNNY SIDE UP Has the moment finally arrived for an imperious Sergio
  by Alan Taylor
• ONE GIANT LEAP Natasha Woods hears how a confident Andrew
  by Natasha Woods
• Manorlane to set up homes in Bellshill HOUSING: BROWNFIELD
  by Lianne Gutcher
• Having your cake and eating it too SKODA: FABIA SKODA: FABIA The
  by Phil Vaughan
• Men beehiving badly FILM FILM NEW RELEASES
  by Demetrios Matheou
• PR-conscious Posh conforms to stereotype REVIEW REVIEW LAST WEEK
  by Graeme Virtue
• FOUR CORNERS SCOTLAND'S MOST IN-DEPTH FOREIGN NEWS COVERAGE
  by DAVID PRATT FOREIGN EDITOR
• DRAMATICS IN STORE FOR TOP AMATEUR Alan Campbell assesses what
  by Alan Campbell
• Kenmore in GBP100m sale talks PROPERTY: BUY-OUT PROPERTY: BUY-OUT
  by Ken Symon
• MEASURE OF SUCCESS
• FIRST WORDS
  by Pennie Taylor
• Think positive, picture your dreams and hand over the cash
  by Leslie Clark
• We could see Heroes, just on Wednesday PREVIEW PREVIEW THIS WEEK
  by Damien Love
• BBC apologises in new row over 'mistake' in SNP survey Newsnight
  by John Bynorth
• Sunnis return to narrow the political gulf REALPOLITIK: THE SUNNI-
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• Lyle just keeps on swinging
  by Alan Taylor
• NOT PLANNING FOR DISASTER
• FRESHWATER FLOATS ON AIM
• When little Bugsy becomes a burden remember that a rabbit is not
  by Tom Shields
• A brilliant Korea move As performers from across the globe converge
  by Mark Brown
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by Jane Wright
• 'Dodgy practices are rife within the industry, and since the BBC has
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Ratings can never be worth losing the trust of the public THE BBC
• THE SPECIAL ONE Alasdair Reid meets a man who struck up a
  by Alasdair Reid
• For your eyes only? TECHNOLOGY:OWNERSHIP
  by Iain S Bruce Technology Editor
• Outsider proves himself a lad o'pairts on Islay WHISKY: 'UPSTART'
  by Lianne Gutcher
• Whose land is it anyway THE POLITICS OF RAMBLING
  by STEPHEN PHELAN
• How the Chekhov of Leeds put a smile on the faces of his Mam and Dad
  by Alan Taylor
• 'Each year I try about 5000 different wines, but I don't drink every
  by INTERVIEW: PAUL DALGARNO
• 'If a vampire came to me in the middle of the night and said I could
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Home-made movie wins more viewers than a blockbuster YOUTUBE SMASH:
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Time to take golf seriously
• ALLPRESENT AND POLITICALLY INCORRECT Alan Campbell's OPEN DIARY
  by Alan Campbell
• SECURITY STAFF TO BE LICENSED
• Rewiring the capital: phonelines and tramlines TELECOMS: TRANSPORT
  by Lianne Gutcher
• It's high time our non-inhaling politicians stopped treating us like
  by Ian Bell
• A philosophical entertainment that ends in catastrophe
  by John Linklater
• THE TREATMENT
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN