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Articles in May 4, 2008 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Mystery of drop in listeners RADIO: FIGURES RADIO: FIGURES Station
  by Peter John Meiklem Media Correspondent
• Surge of interest on Madeleine's anniversary SEARCH: ONE YEAR ON
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• Law change will put spouses in the dock LEGISLATION: LOOPHOLE
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Will Bush see peace as his legacy? REALPOLITIK
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• Scots women on fire
• WINNERS AT THE PASSING IT ON GAME SCOTLAND UNDER-17S SCOTLAND UNDER-
  by Stewart Fisher
• TURNING THE TIDE LINES LIFE FAKING A TAN MAY BE SAFER THAN THE REAL
  by VICKY ALLAN
• QUICK GETAWAY BEN WYVIS HOTEL, STRATHPEFFER
  by Stewart Fisher
• COMPANY WATCH
• Chinese walls: why Scots must rethink eastern moves EXPERT SAYS
  by COLIN DONALD
• WINEHOUSE'S BOND BREAK
• Rage against the greed McCHATTER
  by NEIL MACKAY
• Two boys found dead in parked car DEATHS: CHILDREN
  by Neil Mackay
• Cuellar lifts another award SCOTTISH FOOTBALL WRITERS' PLAYER OF
  by Michael Grant
• IF THIS WERE A MOVIE . . .
• WE ARE THE PHYSICS . . . Are OK At Music (This Is Fake DIY) . . .
  by Alan Morrison
• Scotland's tourism industry 'hampered by lack of trained chefs'
  by Peter John Meiklem
• Audit shows rise in bullying at Holyrood PARLIAMENT: WORKPLACE
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• DOWN & OUT As the Tories celebrate, Labour hits panic stations. Can
  by James Cusick
• MAIL
• Last-minute steal saves Paisley side
  by Stewart Fisher at Love Street
• HERE'S TO YOU, MISTER ROBINSON EDINBURGH EDINBURGH The former
  by Alasdair Reid
• ISOBEL CAMPBELL AND MARK LANEGAN Sunday At Devil Dirt (V2) ARTS
  by Paul Dalgarno
• RADIO REVIEW TV AND RADIO GUIDE
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• STOCKS FOCUS: CAIRN ENERGY
• Turkey accused of going against Scotch spirit WHISKY: TAX WAR
  by Steven Vass Deputy Business Editor
• 'Children who live near nuclear plants are at higher risk from
  by ROB EDWARDS, ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• Getting it in the neck UNDERCURRENT JAMES CUSICK
  by JAMES CUSICK
• HIT AND KISS SCOTT McDONALD GRABS HIS 30TH OF THE SEASON AS CELTIC
• A new lease of life Since his return to Ibrox 16 months ago, Walter
  by Michael Grant
• LETTERS
• HADOUKEN! Music For An Accelerated Culture (Atlantic) . . ARTS MUSIC
  by Alan Morrison
• STOCKS FOCUS: HORNBY
• BBC LEAVES SCOTS 'POORLY INFORMED' Major report finds network news
• SNP breaks grants pledge to artists and writers CULTURE: POLICY
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Formby misinterpretation hits the wrong note ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN ON
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN
• Easton reveals Accies' SPL belief
  by Stewart Fisher
• GOING FOR THE JUGULAR HIBERNIAN HIBERNIAN Midfielder Filipe Morais
  by Alan Campbell
• WHY WE'RE LOSING THE WAR ON AIDS THE BIG IDEA WHILE MEDICINE HAS
  by VICKY ALLAN
• LEMON FIZZ IN DETAIL
  by Eva Arrighi
• STOCKS FOCUS: TESCO
• Study reignites debate over Scottish Six NEWS: DEVOLUTION NEWS:
  by Peter John Meiklem Media Correspondent
• 1 in 10 compost bins 'contaminated' and dumped RECYCLING: FIGURES
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• THE WEEK ROUNDING UP ALL THE NEWS
• Naka hails Lennon
  by Stewart Fisher
• 'Aberdeen have no qualms about putting on John Hewitt He really has
  by MICHAEL GRAN
• EXPANDING FRONTIERS AT THE RSA THE ARTS: VISUAL ART THE ARTS: VISUAL
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• TODAY I'M WEARING. . . Gill Tasker, postgraduate student at
  by Interview: Ali Howard
• MEDIA WATCH
• Scotland's new counter-terrorism chief: neo-Nazis as much of a
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• Parents ask Sturgeon to meeting over school row
• ONLINE FEEDBACK
• NO-ONE'S TITLE YET
  by Michael Grant at Fir Park
• Melrose cruise over the line SCOTTISH HYDRO ELECTRIC CUP FINAL
  by Alasdair Reid at Murrayfield
• STEVE WINWOOD ARTS MUSIC ARTS MUSIC CD REVIEWS CD REVIEWS Nine
  by Alan Morrison
• WILD WEEKEND THIS SURPRISINGLY GENTLE GIANT OFFERS SOMETHING FOR ALL
  by CAMERON MCNEISH
• STOCKS FOCUS: STAGECOACH
• MP voices Labour unrest over Brown POLITICS: ELECTIONS
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• MAN KILLED IN HIGH-RISE FIGHT
• Commercial breakdowns . . . the art of the complaint TOM SHIELDS ON
  by TOM SHIELDS
• Labour MP voices party unrest over Brown's leadership POLITICS:
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• In GOD he trusts RAITH ROVERS RAITH ROVERS He may have finally
  by Stewart Fisher
• Once upon a time there was an ex-Spice Girl called Geri Halliwell.
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• THE KOBRA AND THE BEAVER THE ARTS: BOOKS
  by Reviewed by Alan Taylor
• Hydrogen plant proposals fail to blow away concerns over wind farm
  by Steven Vass Deputy Business Editor
• Experts in Scotland for World Asthma Day
• Salmond out to block Blair from EU presidency EUROPE: LEADERSHIP ROW
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Labour denial will only lead to a lengthy period in opposition
• THE ENDS JUSTIFY THE MEANS COMMENT COMMENT Walter Smith's cautious
  by Stewart Fisher
• PLAYERS IS PLATFORM FOR EUROPE RYDER CUP RYDER CUP The English and
  by Alan Campbell
• LOVE ME TINDER ARTS MUSIC CD REVIEWS
  by Alan Morrison
• SPACE MISSION THE INTEGRITY OF AN EXPANSIVE CITY CENTRE FLAT HAS
  by ALI HOWARD
• Major AAM shareholder eyes GBP1bn shares windfall INVESTORS:
  by John Phelps
• Leukaemia and nuclear power: what's the secret? A REQUEST TO
  by PAUL HUTCHEON, SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• FOUR CORNERS
  by FOREIGN EDITOR DAVID PRATT
• Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• On the brink of history RANGERS RANGERS Accusations of cautious,
  by Michael Grant
• Gwladys all over for France ABERDEEN ASSET MANAGEMENT SCOTTISH OPEN
  by Alan Campbell
• THE POEMS Young America (X-Phonics) ARTS MUSIC ARTS MUSIC CD
  by Paul Dalgarno