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• Setanta's sports channel ready to play seven days a week TELEVISION:
  by Steven Vass
• Fingerprint experts told police inquiry six years ago McKie evidence
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Scots police chiefs force Home Secretary to ditch new drug laws
  by Liam McDougall Home Affairs Editor
• Calls to reform 'indefensible' farm subsidies ENVIRONMENT: FARM
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Anatomy of a global crisis THREE-PAGE REPORT ON THE CARTOON
  by NEIL MACKAY
• Here comes the science bit . . . eventually REVIEW
  by Graeme Virtue
• Elements of farce as Ferguson reigns supreme
  by Alan Campbell at The Falkirk Stadium
• Scottish Power to give pension boost to long-serving workers
  by Ken Symon
• Revealed: being a size 16 is bad for your health HEALTH: THE CLOTHES
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Dunfermline could be the end of Blair . . . and Brown IAIN
  by IAIN MACWHIRTER
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  by LOUISE SHANNON
• ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST Livingston join the hunt for a manager as
  by Natasha Woods
• COOL HEADS There was as much shock as delight expressed following
  by Alasdair Reid
• A LEGEND OF THE AIRWAYS SIR FREDDIE LAKER SIR FREDDIE LAKER He
  by Matthew Magee
• Brown: be afraid, be very afraid Three terror plots foiled in UK
  by James Cusick Westminster Editor
• Nicotine patches for pupils heads Labour manifesto 2007 ELECTION:
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• Giant nude planned for Dundee campus ART: MACH PROPOSAL ART: MACH
  by Paul Dalgarno
• Mumbai Aah, my Lord The sights and scents of this sprawling
  by Words TOM SHIELDS
• Chez Le Guen, it's all about Rangers
  by Roddy Thomson
• Paul Jewell can easily talk the talk, but can he also walk thewalk?
  by Natasha Woods
• Scots ready to splash out for Valentine's Day POLL: LOVE COSTS
  by Jenifer Johnston
• THE WAKE-UP CALL WESTMINSTER: BROWN IS BEATEN, BUT THE KNIVES ARE
  by Westminster Editor James Cusick
• CIGAR ROLLER MAIKEL DARIO IS IN SCOTLAND TO CELEBRATE A PIECE OF
  by INTERVIEW BY TORCUIL CRICHTON
• It's every school kid's right to have a shonky teacher, a few hours
  by Tom Shields
• HARD TO BEAR FOR BARRY As Rangers' woes continue, club captain Barry
  by Natasha Woods
• FERGIE'S TOP TIPS
  by Natasha Woods
• Investor's pounds-160m bet on B&Q RETAIL GROUP: SURPRISE INVESTMENT
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• Cairn Gorm funicular losses trigger calls for inquiry MOUNTAIN
  by Rob Edwards Environment Editor
• Notable names benefit from payment policy SUBSIDIES: FAMOUS FARMERS
  by Paul Dalgarno
• What do Neil Diamond, Johnny Cash, the Beastie Boys, Run-DMC and Red
  by BARRY DIDCOCK
• KEANE TO STAY OUT OF THE RED CORNER AT IBROX? CELTIC: THE BIG FIGHT
  by Michael Grant
• BIG HITTERS LEAD WAY IN POWER PLAY Tiger Woods is still No 1 but
  by Alan Campbell
• Game over for Visual Science SOFTWARE: ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE:
  by Julia Fields
• Scottish firm borrows pounds-3m to tackle US defence sector
  by Julia Fields
• Bird flu found in Italy and Greece VIRUS: MIGRATING SWANS HIT H5N1
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• Climate-change sceptic to visit MSPs GLOBAL WARMING: HOLYROOD INVITE
  by Paul Hutcheon Scottish Political Editor
• READERS' VIEWS
• DUNFERMLINE: THE TOWN WHICH GAVE LABOUR A BLOODY NOSE. NOW FOR THE
  by Scottish Political Editor Paul Hutcheon
• SEX BOMBS In the new novel from Sarah Waters, London during the
  by Peter Ross
• QUALMS AND THE MAN This week an RAF serviceman will face a court
  by TREVOR ROYLE
• BOSS WANTS TO SAY AU REVOIR IN STYLE
  by Natasha Woods
• COMMONWEALTH GAMES Q&A
  by Natasha Woods
• EU law could cost UK pounds-1 billion FUND MANAGEMENT: INVESTMENT
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• Media gossip site launches Border raid INTERNET: SPECIALIST SERVICE
  by Steven Vass
• Bible stories 'eyewitness accounts' GOSPELS: NEW THEORY
  by Paul Dalgarno
• ALAN TAYLOR'S DIARY
  by Alan Taylor
• BLAIR NECESSITY
  by Alasdair Reid
• Alone in the dark LIVE ROCK
  by Leon McDermott
• MANAGER TELLS NAKAMURA WHY EVERYBODY IS OUT TO GET SHORTY
  by Michael Grant
• LETTERS
• pounds-7bn merger sees 100 high street chemists up for sale DEAL OF
  by Ian Fraser Financial Editor
• The Guardian may be used to breaking the mould . . . but what about
  by Steven Vass Media Correspondent
• Celebrities called on to lift gloom HAPPINESS: MASS CAMPAIGN
  by Paul Dalgarno
• FOUR CORNERS SCOTLAND'S MOST IN-DEPTH FOREIGN NEWS COVERAGE
  by DAVID PRATT FOREIGN EDITOR
• Nuclear reactor James Lovelock was the darling of the greens, a
  by Torcuil Crichton
• Insults turn to silence as Rix shows more weakness
  by Michael Grant at Tynecastle
• THE SOUTH'S IDEA OF A CAIRNGORM PEAK PRACTICE: TINTO HILL PRACTICE:
  by Cameron McNeish
• Tartan link in New Delhi will be boon to Scots firms INDIAN MARKET
• More than 70 radiation overdoses since 2000 HEALTH: RADIOTHERAPY
  by Judith Duffy Health Correspondent
• BLAIR TALKS TOUGH AHEAD OF TERROR VOTE PART THREE: THE POLITICAL
  by WESTMINSTER EDITOR JAMES CUSICK
• SHIRLEY McKIE: WAS IT REALLY AN HONEST MISTAKE ?
  by Home Affairs Editor Liam McDougall
• Stranger in a strange land
  by George Rosie
• Selection 'solution'
  by Michael Grant
• PARANOID IN KFAR SABA TOM SHIELDS SPORT DIARY
  by Tom Shields
• Scots mobile tech firms hope Barcelona's 3GSM conference will ring
  by Steven Vass Media Correspondent
• Campaign aims to force repair of 'best building' AT RISK: ST PETER'S
  by Jenifer Johnston
• Corruption cocktail needs shaking up REALPOLITIK: NEW LEADER, SAME
  by Trevor Royle
• WHAT IS LOVE? It might be St Valentine's Day this week, but what has
  by Vicky Allan
• The gang's all here
  by Alan Taylor
• Error ends it but Lambert's not to blame
  by Natasha Woods at Almondvale Stadium
• CAPPED BY SUCCESS ALAN CAMPBELL ON SFA SENSE
  by Alan Campbell