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Articles in Sep 28, 2008 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• STOCKS FOCUS: JOHN DAVID GROUP
• STOCKS FOCUS: AG BARR
• STOCKS FOCUS: JOHNSTON PRESS
• STOCKS FOCUS: MITCHELLS & BUTLERS
• SCOTS FINANCE: A BRAND IN BITS? Scotland's financial services
• MEDIA WATCH
• Ofcom consents to STV reduction of public service programming
  by Peter John Meiklem Media Correspondent
• Sector shares knowledge to improve on success story MANUFACTURING
  by Colin Donald
• EDF takes steps to ensure BE deal goes through by Christmas Moves
  by John Phelps
• Miller enjoys loving feeling
  by Michael Grant
• REPLACEMENT THERAPY MATCH OF THE DAY
  by Michael Grant at Celtic Park
• Middle men are worth their salt
  by Alan Campbell at Tannadice
• LACKING IN CLASS FROM THE TOUCHLINE FROM THE TOUCHLINE Mark McGhee
  by Mark McGhee admits
• STRIKING A BALANCE Kris Boyd and Kenny Miller may each have their
  by Michael Grant
• YANTORNO READY TO REPAY DEBT HIBERNIAN HIBERNIAN The fit-again
• STRACHAN'S FRESH FORMULA Manager looks likely to adopt a new
  by Alan Campbell
• 17 IN-A-ROW: CELTIC'S WOE
  by Stewart Fisher
• TINY CLUJ SHOW WAY FORWARD Romanian champions give the likes of
  by Stewart Fisher
• FUN AND GAMES INTERVIEW INTERVIEW Patrick Rolink may be a comedian
  by Michael Grant
• See you, Jimmy. . . ON THE SPOT MICHAEL GRANT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• PLAYING FOR THEIR FUTURES WOMEN'S FOOTBALL WOMEN'S FOOTBALL
  by Alan Campbell
• AZINGER UPS THE ANTE RYDER CUP RYDER CUP American's innovative
  by Alan Campbell
• WHOLE NEW BALL GAME Have the latest experimental regulations helped
  by Alasdair Reid
• COLLISION WAS LONG OVERDUE COMMENT COMMENT The refusal of English
  by Alasdair Reid
• New chief faces chaos ATHLETICS ATHLETICS Demoralised staff and a
  by Steven Downes
• LETTERS
• chi chi fifi FIRST THEY MADE OVER OUR HOMES, THEN OUR LUNCHTIMES.
  by PAUL DALGARNO
• When her father wasn't reading her The Grapes Of Wrath, the young
  by Alan Taylor
• RETURNING TO WAUGH RECREATING, AND EDITING, BRIDESHEAD REVISITED
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DVDs NO.27 HUNGARY
  by Alan Morrison
• RANDY CRAWFORD AND JOE SAMPLE OTHER RELEASES
  by Steven Vass
• AN INDEPENDENT SPIRIT DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER, LEADING NATIONALIST
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• SIMPLY READ
• INDIGNATION THE ARTS: BOOKS
  by Reviewed by Alan Taylor
• IN DETAIL DARK DELIGHTS
  by Eva Arrighi
• TODAY I'M WEARING. . .Christie Alexander, knitwear designer
  by Interview: Ali Howard
• A GLASS ACT AN AIRY DESIGN AND BALCONIES GALORE TAKE ONE EDINBURGH
  by ALI HOWARD
• RADIO REVIEW BY BARRY DIDCOCK
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• FAREWELL TO AN ICON OF COOL PAUL NEWMAN 1925-2008
  by Edd McCracken Arts Correspondent
• Crisis talks as Bradford and Bingley reaches breaking point
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• Bront goes to Bollywood Literary love story to be made into stage
  by Edd McCracken Arts Correspondent
• Single parents forced out of higher education Lack of funding for
  by Edd McCracken Education Correspondent
• More SNP links to short sellers Three Scottish government advisers
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• MoD in 'disgrace' as safety breaches at Trident bases reach record
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• RADIOACTIVE HOTSPOTS
• Rape support group 'ignoring male victims' Increase in number of men
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• Green campaigners: police can no longer criminalise us Groups claim
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES THE ECONOMIC MELTDOWN: A FOUR PAGE REPORT
  by JAMES CUSICK
• THE HBOS BACKLASH If Brown thinks he has seen a miracle happen . . .
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Glasvegas set their sights on success in the USA Britain's hottest
  by Edd McCracken
• Top Holyrood offi cial faces sharp criticism Report questions
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Critics say wood-energy plan is barking up the wrong tree Scottish
  by Peter John Meiklem
• Killer free to travel world HOLLAND: MANSLAUGHTER
  by John Bynorth Home Affairs Editor
• Al-Qaeda structure 'like McDonald's' TERRORISM: EXPERT
  by John Bynorth
• FOUR CORNERS
  by FOREIGN EDITOR DAVID PRATT
• PIRATES CALL ALL THE SHOTS AS SOMALI CARGO SHIP HIJACKERS DEMAND AN
  by FRED BRIDGLAND
• Correa win will help end US dream of South American free market
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• Families are mere prop-erty UNDERCURRENT JAMES CUSICK
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Alan Taylor's Diary
  by Alan Taylor
• HOW DID HE DO THAT? sundaybriefing
• Let's help assets in distress McCHATTER McCHATTER IAIN MACWHIRTER
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Real Scottish telly? Now you're talking my language TOM SHIELDS ON
  by TOM SHIELDS
• New Town, same old story ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN ON CUMBERNAULD
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN
• Bailing out on the old capitalist model EDITORIAL
• MAIL IN PRINT . . . AND ONLINE
• Three centuries of banking history . . . undone in one decade
  by COLIN DONALD