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A ray of light for Labour, but is it too late?
Sunday Herald Editorial
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It’s not just the drugs that taint the games
Ian Bell on totalitarianism
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A life well-lived that enriched the whole of Scotland
Tom Shields on Bob Crampsey
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This challenge is more a lace glove than a gauntlet
Iain Macwhirter on disloyalty
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Zimbabwe has to figure out its future – the West can only hope it gets it right
REALPOLITIK: Trevor Royle
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Starbucks loses steam – at last
Joanna Blythman on coffee chain’s slump
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Alan Taylor's Diary
OH no! Just when you thought it was safe to venture into a bookshop again, up pops Jakey Rowling, below, author of Larry Stutter And The Mother Of All Hangovers and other moneyspinners, to announce that a book of fairy tales will be on sale in time for Christmas. All sales, says Ms Jakey, will go to a children’s charity. What she does not say is that this altruistic gesture will keep her name in the public eye for yet another year. What have we done that we must suffer so? Are we never to be relieved of our pain?
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Does travel broaden the mind when you’re a dog?
Roxanne Sorooshian on a wandering pet

Choking on food policies
UNDERCURRENT: James Cusick

A hot tip for lonely males: have a laugh at your own expense
Sylvia Patterson on shortcomings
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Let the train take the strain
McCHATTER: Iain Macwhirter
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New drug is just too late for so many
GUEST VOCALS: Paul Donovan on dementia
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