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• Scottish troops swoop on Taliban arms dump
  by DAVID PRATT
• More troops for Afghanistan Scots swoop on Taliban arms
  by DAVID PRATT IN HELMAND PROVINCE
• Ministerial aide moves house . . . and bills taxpayers GBP688 a
  by PAUL HUTCHEON
• Art Club seeks GBP1m to restore lost Rennie Mackintosh frieze
  by EDD MCCRACKEN ARTS CORRESPONDENT
• Burns Cottage to rid itself of plastic tat and 'municipal car-park'
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• Meanwhile, back in 2009 . . . what are the goverment's other
  by WESTMINSTER EDITOR JAMES CUSICK
• Bankrupt Britain It's January 2012 . . . one year after Britain
  by Iain Macwhirter
• A different kind of recession
  by JAMES CUSICK WESTMINSTER EDITOR
• Failure to support budget 'could cost Scotland GBP1.8bn' claims SNP
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• Online Gaelic dictionary aims to enthuse a new generation
  by JASPER HAMILL
• Revealed: Dewar's unease over ban on a Catholic monarch . . . but
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• Further blow to local income tax
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• McCall Smith hails India as his biggest influence Novelist praises
  by EDD McCRACKEN ARTS CORRESPONDENT
• 'It's slow, gritty progress' The Arbroath-based 45 Commando Royal
  by FROM DAVID PRATT, FOREIGN EDITOR,
• Marine power expansion could kill off wildlife Conservationists say
  by ROB EDWARDS ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• Protesters removed as logging begins AUSTRALIA
  by ROB EDWARDS ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• Target: the Taliban The Arbroath-based 45 Commando Roayal Marines
  by FROM DAVID PRATT, FOREIGN EDITOR,
• Robertson set to retake the reins at Inverness
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• McDonald gets his side back in the zone
  by Stewart Fisher at Celtic Park
• A STRESS-FREE JOB FALKIRK FALKIRK John Hughes knows all about
  by Michael Grant
• Driver delivers the goods
  by Alan Campbell at Tynecastle
• It's grim viewing up north
  by Michael Grant at Pittodrie
• Comeback king Wilkie counting his blessings DUNDEE UNITED DUNDEE
  by Alan Campbell
• SMITH HOPES CUP RUNNETH OVER A poor crowd at Hampden or not,
  by Michael Grant
• Talking shop Stephen McManus can't go to the supermarket without
  by Stewart Fisher
• CLUB SCENE: more than you'll ever need to know about . . . Bnei
  by Stewart Fisher
• CACA ON THE MOVE ODD-SHAPED BALLS
  by Alasdair Reid
• Keeping their distance ON THE SPOT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• REFEREE SIN-BINNED ODD-SHAPED BALLS
  by Alasdair Reid
• SHORT MEMORIES ODD-SHAPED BALLS
  by Alasdair Reid
• Hadden changes tack to gamble that fortune will favour the brave A
  by Alasdair Reid
• PLAYERS BATTLE IN A TALE OF TWO CITIES SCOTLAND SCOTLAND Edinburgh
  by Alasdair Reid
• Long road to Celtic Manor COMMENT COMMENT Alan Campbell is glad D-
  by Alan Campbell
• SIMPLY READ
  by Alan Campbell
• A touch of Blin INTERVIEW OF THE WEEK INTERVIEW OF THE WEEK Frank
  by Steven Vass
• Lead developer pulls out of GBP500m southeast Edinburgh project
  by STEVEN VASS DEPUTY BUSINESS EDITOR
• Work to start on Abertay's GBP25m student flat 'village'
  by STEVEN VASS
• Missing: the real Robert Burns Essay of the week by Alan Taylor
  by Alan Taylor
• A character cut out for boosting Scotland
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN
• ALAN TAYLOR'S WEEK
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• ALAN TAYLOR'S WEEK
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• SHAKE IT ALL ABOUT ALAN TAYLOR'S WEEK
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• Interpreting governmentspeak: this week . . . nationalisation
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Nato must come up with fresh answers OBAMA SPECIAL
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• Fings ain't what they used to be, except in Malaysia
  by TOM SHIELDS
• Relationship not so special but Obama's stuck with us OBAMA SPECIAL
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• MCCHATTER You're damn right I swore an oath . . .
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Worst of times, best of bargains
  by ALASDAIR REID
• Woomble Roddy France rocks
  by Woomble Roddy
• 3 things you can't miss
• Arthouse rock Rock stars' paintings: a hobby for overindulged
  by Alan Taylor
• MORE ARTHOUSE ROCKERS
  by Sean Bell
• Boston in his blood Best known for his crime novels, which include
  by Alan Morrison
• Fiery line-up stir up merry mayhem Treacherous Orchestra are more
  by Sue Wilson
• New voices: Mairearad Green
  by Sue Wilson
• Other films
  by Reviewed by Demetrios Matheou
• Blast from the past Film reviews Film reviews Valkyrie (12A)
  by Reviewed by Demetrios Matheou
• Q&A Tom Cruise, star of Valkyrie
• AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DVDS No.44 China
  by Alan Morrison
• Q&A Alex Kapranos, lead singer with Franz Ferdinand
  by Alan Morrison
• Dunedin Consort & Players Acis & Galatea (Linn) Other CDs
  by Frank Carroll
• Other CDs Fight Like Apes Fight Like Apes And The Golden Medallion
  by Peter John Meiklem
• Other CDs Nickel Eye The Time Of The Assassins (Rykodisc)
  by Steven Vass
• Not quite a night to remember CD reviews
  by Reviewed by Paul Dalgarno
• Art, love and an outbreak of boils Book reviews
  by Reviewed by Theresa Munoz
• Detectives are defective The Paris Enigma
  by Reviewed by Barry Didcock
• What Europe lost as the war was won Liberation: The Bitter Road To
  by Reviewed by Harry McGrath
• PAPERBACKS
  by Colin Waters
• 'Kids misbehave on buses - always have, always will' Radio review
  by Barry Didcock
• A bunch of posh nickers What I've learned from TV
  by Beth Pearson
• Monster smash It's an old formula . . . a bunch of 20-somethings
  by Damien Love
• Travel buddy
• Under dark clouds Wild Weekend Wild Weekend As the weather closes
  by Cameron McNeish
• POPART PAUL DALGARNO PREPARES FOR FATHERHOOD
  by PAUL DALGARNO
• Me and my. . .arranged marriage Zishan and Wajiha were introduced
  by Interviews by Paul Dalgarno
• THE YES WOMAN
  by VICKY ALLAN
• A PIECE OF MY MIND Jane Asher, actress and star of new BBC comedy
  by Interview by Allan Burnett
• STYLE CHECK . . .LADY GAGA
  by ALI HOWARD
• MY FAVOURITE LOOK Frank To, fine artist
  by INTERVIEW: ALI HOWARD
• TOPTABLE
  by Interview by Barry Didcock

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