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Articles in Mar 29, 2009 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Scotland's ethylene sector under threat Middle East is squeezing
  by STEVEN VASS
• Caltongate aftermath raises questions over government rescue scheme
  by STEVEN VASS
• Trading his way to the top INTERVIEW OF THE WEEK Shaf Rasul,
  by Steven Vass
• Cairn to hold off as India seeks early start to production
  by JOHN PHELPS
• 'Good news' as predicted job losses in engineering halved
  by COLIN DONALD BUSINESS EDITOR
• 'Stevenson must go' say rail union bosses
  by COLIN DONALD BUSINESS EDITOR
• DBS debacle stuns Scots finance
  by KENNY KEMP
• Furious Dunfermline boss brands sell-off 'a scandal' Treasury puts
  by EXCLUSIVE BY KENNY KEMP
• Just months to save the planet, warns Europe's environment agency
  by EXCLUSIVE BY ROB EDWARDS, ENVIRONMENT EDITOR,
• Bard girl Tracey Emin's shock portrayal of Burns
  by EDD MCCRACKEN ARTS CORRESPONDENT
• Two months to save the world Europe's leading expert warns of
  by Rob Edwards
• Parents continue to fight as battle erupts over Glasgow school
  by EDD McCRACKEN EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT
• Holyrood boss under fire as eight staff share GBP1.5m pay-off
  by PAUL HUTCHEON INVESTIGATIONS EDITOR
• Thom row: Bellany 'proud' to donate work
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• ICEPICK - Scottish Political Diary
• Housing group's court threat sparks U-turn by city homes repair firm
  by PAUL HUTCHEON
• LIFE OF BRIAN SCREENED AFTER 30 YEAR-BAN
• Labour rebels may defy all-woman list to succeed Reid Anger over
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• THE RAGE OF RAGE THE ANGER BUILDING AS THE G20 MEET FOUR-PAGE
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Forget saving the world . . . can Brown save his skin? WHAT CAN THE
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Leading adviser's warning to ministers: the problem's not bankers,
  by ENVIRONMENT EDITOR ROB EDWARDS
• Letters from the Spanish civil war: a father's sacrifice 82-year-
  by EDD McCRACKEN
• Gangs, unemployment . . . and ping-pong champions Table tennis club
  by EDD McCRACKEN
• Salmond hits back in row over tax exile
  by PAUL HUTCHEON
• Bogus slopping-out claims may have cost six-figure sum Scottish
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• The Sultans of Spin ! ? !
• Brown facing new probe into office letting Two other Labour groups
  by PAUL HUTCHEON INVESTIGATIONS EDITOR
• 4 CORNERS
  by FOREIGN EDITOR DAVID PRATT
• North Korea raises stakes in a game of diplomatic poker over missile
  by FROM TREVOR ROYLE DIPLOMATIC EDITOR
• ANOTHER PAINFUL MUGGING
  by Michael Grant at Amsterdam ArenA
• PLAYER RATINGS by Darryl Broadfoot
  by Darryl Broadfoot
• TALKING POINT by Michael Grant
  by Michael Grant
• NO NEED FOR AN INQUEST Given Holland's known superiority and
  by Michael Grant
• Celtic youngster is glad he stayed at Parkhead
  by STEWART FISHER
• Morrison was happy to spurn Bolton
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• MILLEN MAKES MARC IN RESERVES
  by Stewart Fisher
• Maguire proves greed's still good
  by Stewart Fisher at Ruzdhi Bizhuta Stadium, Elbasan
• FULL-BACK AGAINST THE WALL Approaching a decade as his country's
  by Michael Grant
• BJARNASON IS OUT TO PROVE HIS POINT One-time Celtic signing has
  by Stewart Fisher
• TAKING AIM AT THE SPL STATE OF THE NATION The standard of our top
  by Michael Grant
• JC and the sunshine banned ON THE SPOT MICHAEL GRANT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• FROM CUP HIGHS TO THE DROP ZONE Falkirk face a mighty task if they
• CLUBSCENE everything you never needed to know about . . . Seattle
  by Stewart Fisher
• LET 'S BE QUITE FRANK SCOTLAND SCOTLAND Hadden cannot realistically
  by Alasdair Reid
• Fly-half role being suffocated by stuffy play It's hard to see
  by Alasdair Reid
• ODD-SHAPED BALLS
  by Alasdair Reid
• YOUR SAY
• Tears of a crowd Essay of the week by Alan Taylor
  by Alan Taylor
• ALAN TAYLOR'S WEEK
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• Old new romantics going for Gold
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN
• Translating governmentspeak . . . this week: whatever it takes
  by JAMES CUSICK
• A coalition greater than sum of parts? REALPOLITIK TREVOR ROYLE
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• MAIL
• Soft-top's hot stuff for sunshine
  by ALASDAIR REID
• THE YES WOMAN
  by VICKY ALLAN
• A PIECE OF MY MIND
  by Interview by Sean Bell
• Me and my . . .boss Colin Kelly's programme director Paul Saunders
  by Interviews by Paul Dalgarno
• POP ART PAUL DALGARNO ON FATHERHOOD
  by PAUL DALGARNO
• STYLE CHECK . . .CARINE ROITFELD
  by CARRIE McADAM
• MY FAVOURITE LOOK Gillian Ramsay, Fashion Design For Industry
  by INTERVIEW: ALI HOWARD
• SCRUB UP Tried and tested by Ali Howard . . . Tried and tested by
  by Ali Howard
• ON THE RIGHT COURSE THIS WARM AND WELCOMING TOWNHOUSE IS EVERYTHING
  by WORDS: ALI HOWARD
• The Frost rapport Nick Frost starred with best friend Simon Pegg in
  by Barry Didcock
• The story of the other Radio Scotland
  by Barry Didcock
• SINGING THE BALTIMORE BLUES Two decades as a homicide detective in
  by Alan Taylor
• David Simon: from page to screen
  by Alan Taylor
• Dreams from the dark side PJ Harvey & John Parish PJ Harvey & John
  by Reviewed by Barry Didcock
• The Rakes Other CDs
  by Alan Morrison
• Frightened Rabbit Other CDs
  by Paul Dalgarno
• AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DVDS
  by Alan Morrison
• A further look at Austen Jane's Fame: How Jane Austen Conquered The
  by Reviewed by Rosemary Goring
• Retelling the classic Tales Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury
  by Reviewed by Alan Taylor
• Sense And Idiocy Opinions on Jane Austen
  by Rosemary Goring
• The secret of how to live forever . . . or die trying very hard
  by Barry Didcock
• Snowball fight Wild Weekend Wild Weekend Atrocious conditions on
  by Cameron McNeish