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Articles in May 17, 2009 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Diana's landmine legacy 'squandered', says Burns winner Halo Trust
  by EDD McCRACKEN
• Why is no one helping us? Where is the outcry? A WEEK IN THE SWAT
  by SCOTTISH AID WORKER HABIB MALIK
• Feminist pioneer's rethink: 'a woman's place is in the home' Erin
  by EDD MCCRACKEN
• Cameron plans annual grilling for Salmond
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• Wind power of Scotland
  by Ewan Fergus
• Lawyer barred from defending Suu Kyi BURMA
  by EWAN FERGUS
• Tamils isolated as military seizes control of coast SRI LANKA
  by ALISON CAMPSIE
• Are pensions pointless? PERSONAL FINANCE Award-winning writer Simon
  by Simon Bain
• STATE OF PAY: TOP PUBLIC EARNERS As the recession hits the private
  by Steven Vass
• Sowing CeeD of Scottish success INTERVIEW OF THE WEEK Keith
  by Colin Donald
• Revealed: hike in Scottish public sector bosses' pay Sunday Herald
  by STEVEN VASS
• Gambling pays for Glasgow gaming specialist
  by COLIN DONALD
• Broker goes digital with house sales
  by COLIN DONALD BUSINESS EDITOR
• Angry Smith to discipline Lafferty
  by MICHAEL GRANT CHIEF FOOTBALL WRITER
• McLeish's pledge
  by STEWART FISHER
• Loovens protests innocence over Edu tackle
  by STEWART FISHER
• Are you having a Laff, ref ?
  by Michael Grant at Ibrox Stadium
• Nerves give way to a sense of anti-climax as hosts' lack of goals
  by Bert Mitchell at New Douglas Park
• European dreamers get reality check
  by Stewart Fisher at The Falkirk Stadium
• BATTLING TO THE BITTER END LAST-DAY DRAMA Former Celtic striker
  by Stewart Fisher
• LEXICON OF LEITH HIBERNIAN John Rankin's 'squiggler' added to the
  by Michael Grant
• IN IT FOR THE LONG HAUL EUROPA LEAGUE Kiss the summer holidays
  by Stewart Fisher
• TANGERINE TERROR RANGERS Whatever happens elsewhere, Walter Smith's
  by Michael Grant
• Clear blue skies over Paisley ON THE SPOT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Forsyth stays in contention GOLF: IRISH OPEN Leading Scots refuse to
  by Douglas Lowe
• Cold comfort for Morrison as she eyes Euro glory TRIATHLON Scot uses
  by Doug Gillon
• Golden day for Britain GYMNASTICS Beth Tweddle leads medal haul in
  by Susan Swarbrick
• YOUR SAY
• THE YES WOMAN
  by VICKY ALLAN
• INTERVIEW A few jokes about 9/11 got the whole world listening . . .
  by INTERVIEW: SUSAN SWARBRICK
• Comedy and controversy
  by Susan Swarbrick
• The plight of the honey bee THEY HELP PRODUCE A THIRD OF OUR FOOD.
  by WORDS: PAUL DALGARNO PHOTOGRAPHS: PETER SANDGROUND
• Feel the heat STRONG COLOURS AND SIMPLE SHAPES COMBINE FOR AN EXOTIC
  by STYLING: CARRIE McADAM PHOTOGRAPHY: KIRSTY ANDERSON
• MY FAVOURITE LOOK Daiquiri Dusk, burlesque performer
  by INTERVIEW: ALI HOWARD
• STYLE CHECK . . . NATALIA VODIANOVA
  by Carrie McAdam
• KISS AND TELL
  by Tried
• MSPs set to pocket GBP2m by using your money THE HOLYROOD EXPENSES
  by TOM GORDON
• ALL IN THE .DETAIL THE HOME OF TWO INTERIORS EXPERTS WAS BOUND TO
  by WORDS: ALI HOWARD PHOTOGRAPHS: ROB MCDOWALL
• LibDem leader refuses to confirm tax payment
  by TOM GORDON
• Pressure grows on Speaker to resign
  by JAMES CUSICK WESTMINSTER EDITOR
• DIRTY SLEAZY MONEY INSIDE A PARLIAMENT UNDER SIEGE
  by JAMES CUSICK
• 'If Michael Martin fell in the canal I'd walk away' WHAT THE
  by ALISON CAMPSIE
• MSPS SILENT ON PROFITS Will they pay back their gains? No comment
  by TOM GORDON
• LibDems' chief whip claims GBP10,000 a year for mortgage 'banned'
  by TOM GORDON
• Google takes to the high seas Scottish waves could power the
  by EXCLUSIVE BY ROB EDWARDS ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• From dirty macs to the red carpet . . . Sasha Grey heads for
  by EWAN FERGUS
• THE GREAT DIVIDE SHARED SCHOOL CAMPUSES WERE SUPPOSED TO COMBAT
  by INVESTIGATION BY PAUL HUTCHEON
• Why schools are vital in our battle against bigotry
  by FORMER FIRST MINISTER JACK McCONNELL
• Grimm twist on Red Riding Hood aims to shock Happy slapping, pre-
  by EDD McCRACKEN ARTS CORRESPONDENT
• Translating governmentspeak . . . this week: Number10. gov. uk
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Tamils' protest is not an obstacle REALPOLITIK
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• Intolerance isn't bliss. It's a sin
  by IAN BELL
• Vote BNP for bushels, no iPods . . . and treason trials and
  by TOM SHIELDS
• Act now or Holyrood will be tarnished forever
• MAIL
• CD reviews
• The history woman
  by Rebecca McQuillan
• A great adventurer on a voyage of rediscovery
  by Reviewed by Trevor Royle
• Scotland's tsunami
  by Rebecca McQuillan
• Brooklyn calling
  by Reviewed by Rosemary Goring
• A troubled life behind the lens
  by Reviewed by Teddy Jamieson
• Bleakness and beauty Samantha Morton's astonishing directorial debut
  by Damien Love
• Return to sender? No, Bono's poem is rather good
  by Radio review By Barry Didcock
• When Shakespeare's sonnets replace talk of the tempest
  by Radio preview By Barry Didcock
• Get into the spirit Cameron McNeish combines two of his favourite
  by Cameron McNeish
• Quick getaway
  by John Bynorth
• The myth of having it all Essay of the week
  by Susan Flockhart
• ALAN TAYLOR'S WEEK
  by Alan Taylor
• It's official: men are the weak gender
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN