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Articles in Feb 11, 2001, issue of Sunday Herald, The

• An escape valve for the victims rather than a trial
  by Jeremy Vine
• Open your mind and let love in; Are you a limpet or a buddah? Has
  by Ron Butlin
• A most disarming game of cat and mouse; On the eve of a television
  by Trevor Royle
• Future is crystal clear for DERA
  by Kenny Kemp
• Yes, there's growth in the Scottish economy, but it's not enough;
  by Alf
• Saudi justice leaves little room for sentiment; Lashings, amputations
  by Neil Mackay
• Your fillings will live on after your death to kill the environment
  by Rob Edwards
• V&A squabble has museums in limbo
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Things We Lost In The Fire Low (Tugboat) HHH
  by Peter Ross
• Girl talk what is it good for?; Controversial new teen mag Mad About
  by Nick Curtis
• Predicting the future every day
  by Interview by Jenifer Johnston
• Odd couple take the plunge - for richer or poorer
  by Teresa Hunter
• The final cut Profile: Nicole Kidman; Oh weep softly for Hollywood's
• Division Two
• Who's behind the sticky transfers?; Alan Campbell on the middle men
  by Alan Campbell
• top ten US box-office
• Move over darling
  by Compiled by: Eva Arrighi Photographs: Kirsty Anderson
• THE LIE IN KING
  by Julie Miller
• Time to spring into action over summer shinty
  by Fraser MacKenzie
• wisewords
• Valencia holding out for a hero's return to form
  by Natasha Woods
• Foot Notes
• Redemption for those we have harshly judged: No25: Saint Valentine
  by Lou Percalis
• Organ removal: who is right?
• Insignis sets its sights high with new #11m deal
  by Darran Gardner
• BT must let the rest into the loop
  by Bill Allan
• Booze, bombs and blood
  by Home Affairs Editor Neil Mackay
• SNP victorious in TV border skirmish
  by James Cusick
• Pilots back off privatisation battle; Air traffic control public-
  by James Cusick
• The Red Thread Arab Strap (Chemikal Underground) HHHH
  by Graeme Virtue
• In the pink for an education; The selection process for independent
  by Deany Judd
• When promotion opens up a can of green-eyed worms
  by Getting on at work doesn't always mean getting on with your fellow
• Public sector management foundation established
  by Mark McSherry
• In the news
• Aberdeen pile on misery
  by Alan Campbell at Fir Park
• Ruth Wishart provides the answer to the eternal terrace poser "Who
  by Ruth Wishart
• five placesto eat romantically
  by Jack Mottram
• eatsmart
  by Mike Lean
• fastforward
  by Gordon Bulloch
• Business as usual
  by Jim Delahunt
• Island adventure of dizzy heights that shows Scotland's true hue;
  by Cameron McNeish
• Making a; stand
  by Richard Bath
• EU steps in over Saudi execution
  by Neil Mackay
• Laying bare the human psyche
  by Kate Chisholm
• Mad about boys forever seeking sugar and spice
  by Muriel Gray
• Have your say
• Motorola's plants under new threat
  by Ian Fraser
• Wholesome growth is bread and butter for family firm
  by Darran Gardner
• Boyle: my plans for Scottish arts
  by Stephen Naysmith
• Labour failing 'third world' NHS
  by EXCLUSIVE
• After 175 years, 30 prime ministers and seven monarchs, the Dougall
  by Meg Milne
• Paris Is For Lovers Various (EMI) HH
  by Barry Didcock
• Galaxy quest; Blasting out of Glasgow's Castlemilk, Cosmic Rough
  by Graeme Virtue
• Wake up and quell the coffee
  by An essential pick-me-up or a source
• Will it be an equitable life or trouble and strife?
  by Teresa Hunter
• Up periscope: the week ahead
• No hiding place for ref as fans gun for Young
  by William Dick at New Broomfield
• No need to stand on the shoulders of giants; Forget Jan Koller, says
  by Dominic O'Reilly
• Seconds out ... round two
  by Michael Grant
• Scarlet fever
  by Words: Liz Hodgkinson Illustration: Susan Roan
• Act Two: enter a hero for Ireland
  by Peter OReilly
• Cheltenham countdown... 30 days to go
• The guiding principles
  by Richard Moore
• Ugly and self-obsessed, yet it's called the beautiful game
  by John Beattie
• BBC-ITV fail in World Cup bid, so get ready to pay
  by EXCLUSIVE
• Pithy but pointless plod through a life more ordinary
  by Rosemary Goring
• How to give your criticsa little food for thought; The professional
  by Anna Burnside
• The ugly stain on modern Scotland
• Go Forth and multiply is port's strategy for success
  by One
• EXECUTIVE dreams
  by Drew Johnston
• Hannibal to follow in footsteps of Eminem
  by Barry Didcock
• Spacewalking on the edge
• [ DAN Wright, a former director of Semple Cochrane... ]
  by Ian Fraser
• Just Backward Of Square Lowgold (Nude) HHHH
  by Tim Abrahams
• A Feast of Stephen; Malkmus, that is, as the ex-Pavement frontman
  by Samuel McGuire
• On the back of a hack
  by Anna Burnside
• shorts: who's in the news
• Trevor Royle says the stalled Middle East peace talks gives all the
  by Trevor Royle
• Dunfermline halt United revival and take place among top six
  by Ron McKay at East End Park
• Gresley Rovers - England
  by MICHAEL GRANT