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Articles in Jun 22, 2008 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Pledge for 50 extra officers to combat terroism JUSTICE: THREAT
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• Calories to burn? Pollution to cut? One website is helping walkers
  by Rob Edwards
• Nice memories of a capital hellraiser Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• McFadden admits he wants out of St Andrews
  by Michael Grant
• McCourt can fulfil undoubted potential at Parkhead
  by Andrew Quinn
• MONTY BATTLING
• Olympic buzz in Alpine air ATHLETICS: EUROPEAN CUP ATHLETICS:
  by Duncan Mackay
• Big Timer pays for McDowall ROYAL ASCOT ROYAL ASCOT Tom Eaves rides
  by Paul Wheeler
• SEX, DRUGS AND CRIME ARE STILL AT THE HEART OF IRVINE WELSH'S
  by PAUL DALGARNO
• QUICK GETAWAY
  by Ali Howard
• MoD admits fighters use cars and homes as 'targets' RAF: TRAINING
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES REVEALED: THE POLITICIANS AND
  by Rob Edwards
• Just call me President Barry Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• 'Celtic don't need strikers'
  by Michael Grant
• Fitness tells as Scots succumb to Saxons CHURCHILL CUP
  by Craig Emerson in Chicago
• England lack killer instinct THIRD ONE-DAY INTERNATIONAL THIRD ONE-
  by Ted Corbett
• Too much, too young BOXING: COMMONWEALTH LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE BOXING:
  by Steve Bunce
• PINPOINTING SUCCESS JIM DELAHUNT AGAINST ALL ODDS
  by JIM DELAHUNT
• SOPHIE BANCROFT OTHER RELEASES
  by Alan Morrison
• Holyrood secures GBP650,000 deal for roof collapse
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Attempt to overturn murder conviction as legal team casts doubt on
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Royal Highland Show threatens court action in stand-off with BAA
  by Steven Vass Deputy Business Editor
• ARE TURKEY THE NEW SCOTLAND? FROM THE TOUCHLINE FROM THE TOUCHLINE
  by Mark McGhee
• Saxton triumphs after 155-hole marathon battle AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
  by Alan Campbell
• WAIT OVER FOR BEIJING DREAMERS HOCKEY
  by Mike Stanger
• ROWING: Harte edged into fourth
• 10 TO WATCH
  by Stewart Fisher
• NEWS DIGEST
  by ALI HOWARD
• Tory candidate calls racist Rhodesian leader 'a hero' POLITICS: ROW
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Does Brown want to take back control of the Bank of England? A
  by Westminster Editor James Cusick
• And all in the name of art Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Clark: Referees need more support
  by Jim Black
• SHOOTING STARS As unexpected heroes grab the limelight at Euro 2008,
  by Michael Grant
• DON'T CRY FOR TIGER, HE WILL BE BACK COMMENT COMMENT World No 1
  by Alan Campbell
• McNeil turns his hands to massage
  by Jim Black
• History beckons for O'Brien JIM DELAHUNT AGAINST ALL ODDS
  by JIM DELAHUNT
• MESSRS BRIGHTSIDE THE HOLD STEADY THE HOLD STEADY CD OF THE WEEK
  by Paul Dalgarno
• Movie date with destiny FILMS: PREMIERE
  by Edd McCracken Arts Correspondent
• Phoenix finds more evidence of ice on Mars USA: SPACE
  by Jasper Hamill
• Bleeding heart nationalists Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• DUTCH AND GONE QUARTER-FINAL
  by Gabriele Marcotti at St Jakob's Park, Basle
• STRIKING BACK Alasdair Reid is remaining hopeful that Phil Godman's
  by Alasdair Reid
• Greenock show champion form to skittle Ayr SNCL
  by William Dick
• MOTORSPORT: Sharp to start third
• LETTERS
• 'I SAW BEYOND DEATH' THE LOSS OF A SON BROUGHT ALASTAIR M CINTOSH
  by VICKY ALLAN
• Alexander aide in row over broken rules Complaint lodged over
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• WHALING: WHY THE FIGHT MUST GO ON 25,000 ARE KILLED EACH YEAR . . .
  by JASPER HAMILL
• 2012, the blame Games UNDERCURRENT JAMES CUSICK
  by JAMES CUSICK
• New Glasgow fund looking for bargain premises PROPERTY: INVESTMENT
  by Steven Vass
• THE HIGHS AND LOWS GERMANY GERMANY The vagaries of club management
  by Stewart Fisher
• Shock for Doherty as World Series gets under way SNOOKER SNOOKER
  by David Hendon
• Daley amazed over success DIVING
  by Trevor Bailey
• BASKETBALL: Rocks lose Hampton
• ALL CHANGE FOR JAMIE
  by Stewart Fisher
• TODAY I'M WEARING. . . Becki Linley, creative director of Trendenza
  by Interview: Ali Howard
• RADIO REVIEW BY BARRY DIDCOCK
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• Fears over 'lost year' for arts in Scotland VOTE: CREATIVE SCOTLAND
  by Edd McCracken Arts Correspondent
• Councillor in school closures row educated children privately
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Where has all the talent gone? Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• SNP alcohol policy could give UK government a Brussels hangover
  by Colin Donald Business Editor
• Can Celtic's 'Derry Pele' deliver? ON THE SPOT MICHAEL GRANT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Basic instinct SCOTTISH JUNIOR GOLF TOUR SCOTTISH JUNIOR GOLF TOUR
  by Alan Campbell
• McNeil turns his hands to massage BOXING
  by Jim Black
• LUCKY JIM JIM DELAHUNT AGAINST ALL ODDS
  by JIM DELAHUNT
• HERO WORSHIP INTERVIEW BY BARRY DIDCOCK
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• TOP CATS LIGHT AND COLOUR FLOW THROUGH THE SPACES OF A GLASGOW
  by ALI HOWARD
• Online initiative will give people in rural areas help they need
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• 'Sex-blogger' starts as magazine dedicates entire issue to sex
  by Jasper Hamill
• And just where have those hands been? Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• Flogel urges Romanov to bring back Jefferies
  by Stewart Fisher
• Scots happy to live up to their seeding UNDER-20 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
  by Alan Lorimer
• CUP BLOW
• Ross runs rampant
  by David Calder at Bught Park
• Going Dutch could pay dividends IAN BELL COLUMNIST OF THE YEAR
  by IAN BELL
• AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DVDs
  by Alan Morrison
• Revealed: the streets most at risk from a GBP170m identity theft
  by Iain S Bruce Technology Editor
• New Ten Commandments documentary is hot ticket ARTS: FESTIVAL ARTS:
  by Edd McCracken Arts Correspondent
• THE SURVIVORS PAKISTAN'S NORTH-WEST FRONTIER PROVINCE WAS TORN APART
  by WORDS: RICHARD WALKER

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