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Articles in Apr 13, 2008 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• IN DETAIL THE SEA, THE SEA
  by Eva Arrighi
• GLASGOW ART FESTIVAL OPENS
• Time to be more generous about McConnell's legacy BUSINESS COMMENT
  by COLIN DONALD
• THE BREEDERS OTHER RELEASES
  by Alan Morrison
• TIGER LOOKS FOR A MIRACLE World No 1's hopes of a Grand Slam appear
  by Alan Campbell
• Fifers continue fine run
• Beating the blues needn't be a chore after all ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN
• Radiation at Solway range hits new high
  by Rob Edwards
• 'Make the climate wreckers explain actions to children' ENVIRONMENT:
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• REGULAR TRIPPERS TRIPTYCH VETERANS MOGWAI PRAISE THE FESTIVAL OF
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• KINGS OF THE SOUTH SCOTTISH CUP SEMI-FINAL
  by Michael Grant at Hampden
• Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Orkney commemorates first astronaut SPACE: HISTORY
  by James Hamilton
• Brown in Mugabe election warning
  by James Hamilton
• WESTERN BOYS AND EASTERN GIRLS THE ARTS: BOOKS
  by Reviewed by Alan Taylor
• Well adjusted MOTHERWELL MOTHERWELL Hearts' loss is proving to be
  by Michael Grant
• Govan battler attacks feeble Dewar backing SHIPBUILDING: KVAERNER
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• Ofcom predicts big changes for STV as digital deadline approaches
• BEST BLOGS
• Simply the worst? It doesn't add up ON THE SPOT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Take a moral stand, Mr Brown, and ban the cluster bombs
• SHOOTING AT UNARMED MEN OTHER RELEASES
• THEATRE IN POLICY MOVE
• STOCKS FOCUS: HAVELOCK EUROPA
• TODAY I'M WEARING. . . Rachel Ballingall, marketing executive for
  by Interview: Ali Howard
• FOUR CORNERS
  by FOREIGN EDITOR DAVID PRATT
• Wettest March for more than 10 years
• STILL OUT ON HIS OWN Nick Faldo has never courted popularity on or
  by Allan Campbell
• LA NOTTE DVD REVIEWS
  by Alan Morrison
• PICTURE OF THE WEEK
• 41-per cent of Scots back the break-up of union
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Historic role relished as Queens rewrite the rules Southerners make
  by Alasdair Reid
• Six traits that could make you famous CELEBRITY: QUEST CELEBRITY:
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• STOCKS FOCUS: SIGNET
• WHEN PARTICLES COLLIDE sundaybriefing sundaybriefing It's 17 miles
• When is a boycott not a boycott? GORDON BROWN'S POLITICAL DILEMMA
  by WESTMINSTER EDITOR JAMES CUSICK
• THREE TO SEE Alan Morrison selects three of the must-see acts from
  by Alan Morrison
• HOW THE DICKENS CAN CELTIC GET THE BETTER OF RANGERS? Failure to
  by Tom Shields
• A PIECE OF MY MIND TIM BOOTH SINGER WITH JAMES
  by Interview by Paul Dalgarno
• Treble may not matter
• I know it's a crazy idea, but aren't houses meant for living in?
  by TOM SHIELDS
• CASEY'S WORK PAYS OFF Briton puts himself in position with classy 69
  by Alistair Tait
• Culture minister praises free historic visit scheme
• HOME REPAIR BILLS 'UNFAIR'
• SAVING THE BACON PIG PRODUCERS HIT OUT AT PROCESSING GIANT AND
  by STEVEN VASS
• LETTERS
• Souter in electric-shock move for addicts DRUGS: TREATMENT DRUGS:
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor ''
• Who led Grampian to the slaughter? FRED DUNCAN OF GRAMPIAN COUNTRY
  by STEVEN VASS
• TIGER IN THE HUNT, JUST The world No 1 finds himself in the
  by Alan Campbell
• ADDING A FIFTH DIMENSION SCOTTISH ANIMATOR NORMAN MCLAREN'S WORK
  by ALAN MORRISON
• STAYING TRUE TO A CLASSIC RECIPE THE ARTS: MUSIC THE ARTS: MUSIC CD
  by PAUL DALGARNO
• Even Shanks would be lost for words IAN BELL COLUMNIST OF THE YEAR
  by IAN BELL
• University principal spends GBP30,000 on bathroom renovations at his
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• The great British bomb scandal INVESTIGATION INVESTIGATION They are
  by Neil Mackay
• ABERDEEN
• THE WEEK ROUNDING UP ALL THE NEWS
• Ministers must 'think green' for food policy ENVIRONMENT: BOOST
  by Rob Edwards Home Affairs Editor
• ALLY KERR OTHER RELEASES
  by Paul Dalgarno
• DERBY FIRMLY IN SMITH'S HANDS The Rangers manager has long held the
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• A win to take to Hampden
• WHAT THE STOP THE CLIMATE CHANGE COALITION WANTS
• Where will the buck stop over Iraq REALPOLITIK
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• SCOTS TURN OUT FOR OBAMA
• COMPANY WATCH
• POULTER HEIST ON BLAZER Should success come for the flamboyant
  by Alistair Tait
• YAEL NAIM OTHER RELEASES
  by Barry Didcock
• MoD admits: old warplanes contaminated Dalgety Bay Radiation from
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• What can Scotland do to improve its health for future generations?
  by HEALTH CORRESPONDENT JUDITH DUFFY
• 'Nothing compares to this' . . .Dumfries lives the dream FOOTBALL:
  by John Bynorth
• THE VOODOO ROOMS CASTS ITS SPELL THE NEW EDINBURGH VENUE HAS
  by ALAN MORRISON
• Don hammers FIRST DIVISION QUEEN OF THE SOUTH HEAD 'DOON HAME'
  by Michael Grant
• RADIO REVIEW
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• Brown's crisis of identity UNDERCURRENT
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Scientific proof for art sponsorship
• GRAFT NEEDED NOT GLOSS COMMENT COMMENT Glasgow must build on modest
  by Alasdair Reid
• QUEEN OF THE SOUTH
• 'Only 148 officers on beat to police all of Scotland' POLICING:
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• I would train for a marathon . . . but it tends to ruin your social
  by TORCUIL CRICHTON
• BARNSTORMER LIVING SPACE LIVING SPACE FINDING AN IMMACULATE BALANCE
  by ALI HOWARD
• UPWARDLY MOBILE PARTICK THISTLE PARTICK THISTLE Ian McCall believes
  by Michael Grant

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