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Articles in Aug 26, 2007 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• SUNDAY BEST ACTRESS AND WRITER RUTH JONES . . . IN HER OWN WORDS
  by Interview by Peter Ross
• RADIO REVIEW
  by EDD MCCRACKEN
• GROUP THERAPY DUNFERMLINE DUNFERMLINE Stewart Fisher reports on
  by Stewart Fisher
• LETTERS
• Row as lobbyists and party donors 'access all areas' with Holyrood
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Fans launch space mission in historic Ayrshire estate TECHNOLOGY:
  by Adam Forrest
• FOUR CORNERS
  by FOREIGN EDITOR DAVID PRATT
• Alan Taylor's Diary
• A BOY'S OWN STORY FIRST PERSON FIRST PERSON FOREIGN EDITOR DAVID
  by DAVID PRATT
• Fletcher gets a tip for the top
  by Stewart Fisher
• ALMOST READY
  by NATASHA WOODS
• Facing up to the brutal reality of bullying in the workplace WORKING
  by IAIN S BRUCE
• As spotlight falls on anti-social youth . . . 'Scotland fails its
  by Home Affairs Editor John Bynorth
• Politics festival winds up with Holyrood open day
• PEDESTRIAN HIT BY CAR
• Come on, give us our own pretty Gaelic weather girl TORCUIL CRICHTON
  by TORCUIL CRICHTON
• China nuclear deals pump GBP20m into Weir EXPORT: ORDERS EXPORT:
  by Valerie Darroch
• WOLD WEEKEND PEAK PRACTICE CARN DEARG MOR
  by CAMERON McNEISH
• Hard graft CIS INSURANCE CUP CIS INSURANCE CUP Lee Wilkie tells
  by Natasha Woods
• SHINTY: Fort and Inveraray reach final
• Childhood obesity blamed for rise in early puberty HEALTH: MATURITY
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• IRAQ: THE END? The future presence of allied troops in Iraq is
  by Diplomatic Editor Trevor Royle
• Medics threaten industrial action
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• Rhys's murder will be solved. Why he died is the real question
• SORTED FOR CHEESE AND FIZZ SWAPPING BRITAIN FOR FRANCE, JARVIS
  by PAUL DALGARNO
• Cousin doubtful for Red Star tie
  by Stewart Fisher
• If the cap fits. . . CELTIC CELTIC Finding a reliable keeper is key
  by Stewart Fisher
• Dug-out the place for anger management ON THE SPOT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Seven teenagers held over Rhys killing
  by Judith Duffy
• Adie: desire for profit is ruining the media TELEVISION: OWNERSHIP
  by Adam Forrest
• SEX ATTACK AT PARK
• Autumn could prove a fruitful season for Brown IAIN MACWHIRTER ON
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Baggage handler Craig Gordon has issues: leaving his boyhood heroes,
  by Michael Grant
• 'Googliath' looks to address industry fears TELEVISION FESTIVAL:
  by Steven Vass Media Correspondent
• SUFFER AND SURVIVE: GAS ATTACKS, MINERS' CANARIES, SPACESUITS AND
  by Reviewed by George Rosie
• ROUND-UP
• HONEST QUESTIONS Alasdair Reid assesses what has to be addressed
  by Alasdair Reid
• 'I don't think necessarily having newspaper headlines with the image
  by Steven Vass Media Correspondent
• Revealed: the Wikipedia vandals A scanner that traces online
  by Paul Hutcheon
• Offset scheme for traffic pollution derided ENVIRONMENT: CUTS
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Polish woes worsened by UK pay lure REALPOLITIK
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• Fight of the formats Paramount's backing for HD-DVD over Blu-ray is
  by Iain S Bruce
• SHARP TEETH THE ARTS: BOOK REVIEWS
  by Reviewed by Graeme Virtue
• HIGHLAND LEAGUE
• ROUND-UP: Easy cupwin for St Helens
• The backlash: how the Portuguese press reported the story
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• Sheridan case police quiz ex-gunman
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Charity urges Scots to sponsor children in developing countries AID:
  by Judith Duffy
• MAIL IN PRINT . . . AND ONLINE
• LIVING WITHOUT LOGOS LIFE LIFE ONCE HOOKED ON BIG LABELS, NEIL
  by PAUL DALGARNO
• HIDING TO NOTHING MATCH OF THE DAY
  by Michael Grant at Celtic Park
• FRENCH COLLECTION Rangers have turned to Ligue 1 for two strikers,
  by Natasha Woods
• McLeish keen to continue education
  by Michael Grant
• SNP: Scotland could have airgun ban law 'within 12 months'
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Military vehicles to be stars of museum show
• MAN HELD IN DRUGS BUST
• The other side of the coin UNDERCURRENT
  by PAUL HUTCHEON
• Saving the best to last AIRDRIE SAVINGS BANK'S JIM LINDSAY INTERVIEW
  by VALERIE DARROCH
• 'SCIENCE FICTION IS BECOMING REDUNDANT. THE FUTURE IS ALREADY HERE'
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• Irons' side hand Fir Park landlords a very thorough inspection
  by Natasha Woods at Fir Park
• SHARAPOVA IN FASHION BUT RIVALS HOLD GREATER APPEAL Russian busy
  by Eleanor Preston
• Senior LibDem tells leader: 'improve or go' POLITICS: CHALLENGE
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Enthusiasts invited to get bonkers about bats
• Girls missing in Cairngorms are found safe MOUNTAINS: SEARCH
  by Judith Duffy
• Keen to be green, but life keeps getting in the way ROXANNE
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN
• TODAY I'M WEARING . . . Hamish Carruthers Stylist and PR
  by Interview: Ali Howard
• Hamill's coming of age
  by STEWART FISHER
• HAMILL MAKES IT 100 RECORD BREAKER
  by Natasha Woods
• Best small country in the world . . . for science MEDICINE: RESEARCH
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• Connolly keeps it low-key at Highland gathering
• MOTORCYCLE VICTIMS NAMED
• Long arm of the law points a greasy finger at offenders TOM SHIELDS
  by TOM SHIELDS
• HIGHLY STRUNG QUARTET THEATRE CRYPTIC TEAMS UP WITH THE T'ANG
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• Visiting fans give verdict on Naismith
  by Stewart Fisher at Rugby Park
• Lesson in how to live life at top INTERNATIONAL
  by Alasdair Reid at Murrayfield
• Executive guilty of using terrorism as an excuse to refuse FoI
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Beijing opens its doors to Scottish silversmiths
• Executive urged to ease affordable housing shortfall HOMES: CRISIS
  by Adam Forrest
• Get back to public services ABOUT . . .THE TV FESTIVAL
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER