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Articles in Jun 21, 2009 issue of Sunday Herald, The

• Iraqis hand over 'bodies of two British hostages' DNA tests needed
  by MARTIN WILLIAMS
• Bloodshed, bombings and burning as Iran reaches tipping point
  by MARTIN WILLIAMS
• Scotland is urged to act now to help save planet EXCLUSIVE
  by ROB EDWARDS ENVIRONMENT EDITOR
• Girl power takes over Take That's concerts saw female fans from the
  by Edd McCracken
• Teenager in intensive care after attack
• Scottish NHS to be first paperless health service in the world
  by TOM GORDON
• SPL clings to hopes of Setanta contract continuing Scottish clubs
  by STEWART FISHER
• Swine flu: government damned by parents for spreading panic in
  by SARAH SWAIN
• ISLE SEARCH ARRESTS
• 34 new teachers. . .or some useless glossy brochures? MSPs attack
  by EDD McCRACKEN
• GETTING AWAY WITH IT A FEW BACKBENCHERS ARE THROWN TO THE WOLVES OF
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• Devine: now police asked to step in INVESTIGATION BY PAUL HUTCHEON
  by PAUL HUTCHEON
• SNP boss's maximum food claim, though on honeymoon REVEALED: NEW
  by PAUL HUTCHEON
• LibDem MP faces row over rent deal
• SNP donor Souter gives GBP100,000 to anti-abortion group
  by PAUL HUTCHEON INVESTIGATIONS EDITOR
• Mass stripalong . . . 150 women take off their clothes for art
  by EDD McCRACKEN ARTS CORRESPONDENT
• Tsvangirai is shouted down by exiles Scorn for Zimbabwean leader's
  by MARTIN WILLIAMS
• Why what happens to this Scottish power station could make life even
  by ENVIRONMENT EDITOR ROB EDWARDS
• Revealed: Scotland's top polluters Record number of firms named by
  by ROB EDWARDS
• How potato peelings and dinner scraps will help create Irn-Bru
  by STEVEN VASS
• THE MAKING OF MURRAY HOW A HERO WAS MOULDED HOW A HERO WAS MOULDED
  by EDD McCRACKEN
• WILL ENGLAND EVER LOVE HIM?
  by JAMES CUSICK
• Scots tax powers plan 'fatally flawed' First minister's adviser
  by TOM GORDON SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR
• Leading Scots lawyers: England is wrecking justice by ruling to
  by CHRIS WATT
• Major boost for Scots anti-terror cops
  by TOM GORDON
• SUMMER SOLSTICE sundaybriefing BY SARAH SWAIN
  by SARAH SWAIN
• Iran on the edge RIOTS AND VIOLENCE HAVE FOLLOWED MAHMOUD
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• Steelie shows her mettle INTERVIEW OF THE WEEK Neelie Kroes, the EU
  by Steven Vass
• Inaction station: Gogar depot delay hits Edinburgh tram plan
  by STEVEN VASS
• Tide runs in favour of new 500m Solway renewable power project
  by STEVEN VASS
• Morton chips in to create a batter class of kitchen
  by COLIN DONALD
• Scots international business body beats rest of UK to win high World
  by COLIN DONALD
• Contractor's 'unhappy compromise' with school builders
  by Colin Donald
• Springboks keep tourists off the scent
  by Alasdair Reid at ABSA Stadium, Durban
• The day 'The Beast' mauled the biggest of Lions COMMENT Now we know
  by Alasdair Reid
• Test of wounded pride
  by Alasdair Reid
• Time to embrace the minnows Scotland coach looks at the big picture
  by Kevin Ferrie
• Fifa to hear Smith's player eligibility plan LATEST NEWS
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Mowbray can make big-money signing, says Reid
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Nijholt on Motherwell's managerial shortlist
  by STEWART FISHER
• RIP, SPL? NOT QUITE ON THE SPOT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Aerial battle SPL IN CRISIS Clubs defend themselves for accepting
  by Stewart Fisher
• Motherwell hope to stay out of Palin's footsteps
  by Stewart Fisher
• Shed no tears for Toto waste of time
  by Michael Grant
• Manassero set for Open as he makes history twice AMATEUR
  by Douglas Lowe
• IN A RACE BUT NOT A RUSH MOWBRAY TAKES CHARGE Celtic manager faces a
  by Michael Grant
• GRANT: WINNING IS A MUST
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Adopted Scots set records in Pitreavie SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIPS
  by Doug Gillon
• YOUR SAY
• SCREENSHOT
  by MICHAEL GRANT
• Give hope to Yemenis and thwart al-Qaeda REALPOLITIK
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• Sham of transparency shames our democracy
• ALAN TAYLOR'S WEEK
  by ALAN TAYLOR
• Needles to say, Kim finally got the point
  by ROXANNE SOROOSHIAN
• Asylum seekers and politicians - a lesson in cultural diversity
  by TOM SHIELDS
• MAIL
• Why Calman Report could bring Salmond and Cameron together
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• FATHER TIME BECOMING A DAD IS CHILD'S PLAY - IT'S LIVING UP TO THE
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• Me and my... chiropractor Even the most agile and elegant ballet
  by Susan Swarbrick
• POP ART PAUL DALGARNO ON FATHERHOOD
  by PAUL DALGARNO
• SUMMER SHADE Polish up perfectly with the help of Ali Howard
  by Ali Howard
• TOP TABLE Interview by Barry Didcock
  by Barry Didcock
• THE MIX FACTOR HOW A REVAMP TURNED A CLASSIC EDINBURGH NEW TOWN FLAT
  by ALI HOWARD
• THE STAGE IS SET MEN'S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP But despite the hype,
  by Stewart Fisher
• SIX TO WATCH
  by STEWART FISHER
• GAME ON 'WHEN YOU'RE YOUNGER YOU DON'T KNOW WHEN TO HIT THE RIGHT
  by HUGH MACDONALD
• Sisters are doing it for themselves LADIES SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP
  by Stewart Fisher
• BALTACHA STEPS UP SW19 MERELY A STOPPING-OFF POINT AS THE SCOT AIMS
  by HUGH MACDONALD
• SIX TO WATCH
  by STEWART FISHER
• HOW TO RAISE THE ROOF
  by STEWART FISHER
• Basking in the best summer reads The packing is never finished until
  by Susan Swarbrick
• Something for the boys
  by Susan Swarbrick