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• Stranger than fiction: books whose titles range from weird to hilarious
• Angel in elbow row as Blades earn point
• Blunder that killed my wife
• Not so simple life: Nicole Richie under arrest
• Yes, there's a killer out there but I need my fix
• Middle class life to heroin hell
• Take a pill to kill the pleasure of smoking
• Desperate police admit strangler is out of control
• IVF: Why we must be told the truth over birth defects
• Extreme jobs' of more than 70 hours can ruin sex lives, says Harvard
• Coronation Street Curly can see at last
• For sale: government land assets from Bangkok to Chelsea
• Case study: Overseas OAPs
• Marriage tax breaks elsewhere in Europe
• Do YOU have an extreme job?
• At last, an injection to cure impotence
• Government moves to cut its own red tape
• Brown leads attack on cards bearing the word 'Christmas'
• Cameron set to offer tax breaks to married couples
• 7 in 10 maternity units threatened with closure are in opposition seats
• PC ban on throwing sweets to children at panto
• Head of Yard murder squad calls for DNA to be taken from babies
• The unions stump up £500,000 to plug the gap in Labour finances
• Christmas play axed in celebration of political correctness
• House prices set to rise despite threat of interest rate increase
• £2 per day hay fever cure to be launched next month
• Drunk, disorderly and unpoliced: coming to a town centre near you
• Banks charging mark-ups of 1,100 per cent in 'service fees'
• Arctic ice could melt clean away during summer by 2040, say scientists
• Heavenly inferno: Hubble space telescope pictures from outer space
• Top Panorama reporter quits over dumbing down
• No hiding place for Rovers
• Tori Spelling's Hollywood garage sale
• Calzaghe's heroics given scant recognition
• Littlejohn: All I want for Christmas is a bobby on the beat
• Church issues an official prayer for Diana
• Cook and Strauss must now raise their game to give England any hope
• French threaten to boycott Heineken Cup
• Hammers boss did not deserve ruthless treatment
• Lehmann labels Lampard an 'insult specialist'
• Generous company pensions could be wiped out by compulsory saving scheme
• Fergie mocks Mourinho mind games
• Riddle of Zara's frog prince is solved by Sportsmail
• Finally honoured, the female spy the Gestapo dubbed 'the most dangerous of all'
• Safety concerns grow at Wolverhampton after fifth death in a month
• Corrupt jockeys receive 18-month ban
• 'A good second won't do' for Fergie
• Arsenal's best signing? Wenger
• Julia Roberts stars with a pig cast
• Royal Mail accused of 'chronically poor' service as letters arrive late
• Reading chairman's reaction to sacking
• Managers' chief insists Pardew is a victim of his own success
• Top guns ease through
• Varsity clash excites World Cup winner Roff
• Pardew's last stand
• Emmerdale star takes 'leave' to fight rape case
• Diana death report to be published on Thursday
• Farrell will come good, says Sculthorpe
• Farrell will come good - Sculthorpe
• Pardew by the numbers
• Symonds relishing Ashes chance
• Button pulls out of final testing
• Pardew lost the dressing room
• Jol backs Berbatov
• Richards plays down England link
• £25,000 reward offered to catch prostitutes' killer
• Sears aces Great Britain Fed Cup captain position
• Douglas, no longer dyeing to look young
• France and Britain to honour female WWII spy, a US native with a wooden leg
• Kiwis back keeper in run-out storm
• Peanut allergies may be caused by anxious mothers
• Make mine a double, says Farah
• Richards drop-kicks England dialogue rumour
• Tweddle sets sights on gold
• Blues'll never beat United, taunts Law
• Myler blow for Saints
• Benitez backs bulky squad to come good
• Borg tips Murray for greatness
• Insurance sales tactics slammed
• Prostitutes urge an amnesty with police amid serial killer fears
• Pardew's parting comments
• Angry mob descend on paedophile's home
• Lewis-Francis slams 'dirty' Gatlin
• England v Australia: Batting and bowling averages
• Top Gear's Hammond comes to rescue of another high-speed crash victim
• British Neanderthals: jawbone may provide first evidence
• Home Office 'fails to keep finance and staff records'
• Personal carbon loyalty cards could be introduced 'within five years'
• Better body armour 'may have saved British soldier'
• Drogba shrugs off dive jibes
• Millionaire wins delay over £28m divorce payment
• Boy, 15, stabbed brother to death over 'taunting'
• West Ham contenders - who will step in for sacked Pardew?
• Chelsea have no respect for referees, blasts Gilberto
• Harmison in last chance saloon
• How do I invest in India?
• Gibson bounces back with box office hit
• Churchill painting sells for record £600,000
• Is it safe to use Commshare?
• Flying without guilt
• The rise of guilt-free flying
• Soldiers admit gun-smuggling plot charges
• How to work out your lump-sum
• Driver flees after girl, 18, dies in crash
• Supermarket competition probe delayed
• Lloyds TSB hires Polish-speaker to deal with migrants
• Alan Pardew factfile
• They say my car wasn't stolen
• Walk-in machine takes fear out of MRI scans
• Vicar defends church Santa ban
• Morrissey: Still controversial, but on better form than ever
• Seal pup found inland released back into the sea
• For sale: White Christmas, delivered to your home
• A tenth of Brits live abroad
• Two terror suspects still on run after breaching control orders
• Burglar jailed after battering deaf pensioner for £1.06
• Prostitutes 'vulnerable to serial killer attacks'
• Lloyds targets Polish push
• Singer Nadine is a girl falling around
• Iraqis celebrate with gunfire as soccer team advances Asian Games semi-finals
• Ticketless Cameron let off without a fine on the Tube
• Pardew sacked as manager of West Ham
• Christmas toys that can make you deaf
• SMG and UTV tune in to new tie-up
• A safari with real Pride
• £120m endowment crackdown
• Owen optimistic about returning soon
• Did it really happen? Iran opens Holocaust conference
• Everton shop around for a new stadium
• Students chant 'death to the dictator' of Iran
• Actually Paris, we preferred you with Britney
• Lawyers argue Japanese man 'did not kill British hostess'
• Gunmen kill 3 boys outside Gaza City school
• Booed tenor Alagna storms off stage at Milan's La Scala
• Government set to decide on Royal Mail funding
• Cook's recipe for recovery
• Yankees raise the stakes to lure back Pettitte
• Ewan's little spat at Potter premiere
• Mackay calls for steady nerves at Hearts
• Tomlinson smashes touchdown record
• Law: Foreigners are stifling Scottish talent
• Eva Longoria: By the way, did I mention I'm getting married soon?
• A surreal deal in Cape Verde
• Hitchcock continues purple patch with Blue Jackets
• Sailor accepts two-year drug ban
• Caption competition: Jose's just spec-tacular!
• Tax break risk to movies filmed in London
• Iverson demands move from struggling 76ers
• Lohan's pregnant look not a winner
• Marco Andretti follows in his grandfather's tyre tracks
• Reign of terror killer who targeted prostitutes
• Season's greetings but no mention of Christmas in Reid's PC card
• Lineker considers Beckham's future
• Blairs treat Leo with theatre trip to watch The Sound of Music
• An Inspector Calls: Liverpool St
• Black Zeta matches 90-year-old Kirk’s mood
• Lillee criticises England's lack of preparation
• Alpine relief as snow arrives
• Rapes, murders and drug trafficking: London's pre-teen criminals
• BBC thankful for a bit of posh to spice it up
• J-Lo latest star to join queue to adopt
• Touch of class in the Canaries
• Hot Monty sparks world bid
• Record-breaking Munster break Cardiff hearts
• Four million in UK hit by identity fraud
• Mail on Sunday classic enters new era
• Eastwood and 'The Queen' top film awards in run-up to Oscars
• TV and radio companies in merger talks
• House prices slip away from £200k
• Blind pup Dave is left on tip and then stolen
• Now Fletcher knows how wrong he was over Monty
• Farepak bank hits back
• Secrets of lottery millionaires
• Adams assassination plot 'aborted'
• Blair aides given top diplomatic jobs
• 'One in ten Britons now lives abroad'
• Widow hears details of Iraq soldier's 'friendly fire' death
• Clubs queue up to sign Pressley
• Four teenagers killed in tree crash
• Take a bracing British break
• Naomi's howler earns her a prize from English campaigners
• CRE Christmas card shows uncharacteristic sense of humour
• Can an animal fall in love?
• Hewitt 'pledge' over health service finances: balancing the books
• Tories at bottom of A-list get the axe
• Pinochet: Death of a friendly dictator
• The Icelandic Invaders
• Logic is paying off for Alan Brown
• Government may order BBC to cut more costs
• Traces of spy poison found in Germany
• Cheltenham winner goes down fighting
• Britain plc put up for sale: Government will not block American takeover
• Where do they get their money? Well, us
• PR Guru reveals how to be famous without any talent
• Breathing easy with the Buteyko Method
• Timeline: The prostitute murder probe
• Take That make clean sweep of music charts
• End of the bath? Climate change prompts council plans for 'shower-only' bathrooms
• Inverdale's Camilla jibe was just horsing about says BBC
• Love is in the Aires
• Super-surgeries open 24 hrs are future of NHS, says Blair adviser
• Thor the Tycoon
• Space shuttle clear after take-off
• FA president Blatter slammed by New York court
• Harrison and Amir have a belting future
• Beat the cheats: Poll and Pearce are spot-on
• Diana was bugged by secret service in U.S.
• First it's looting ...then savings
• Scots feel the pain of play-off defeat
• Roaring back at the dragons
• Air-miles Aidy desperate for a dog's chance
• The Jurassic Shrimp
• How highly do you rate Taylor's long-ranger?
• Pearson finds £338m sell-off solution
• ISoft takeover hope as losses mount
• The return of the Vikings
• Fire crews and families mark oil blast anniversary
• Watch out, he's behind you!
• Russians seize £10bn Shell project
• Market report: Monday close
• Christmas couture
• David Cameron: 'I'm ready to get serious'
• Kelly Brook's fashion secrets
• How to be a locks star
• HSBC plots big Chinese push
• Make-up for the morning after
• Sales surge heralds a happier Christmas
• S&N to snap up rival for £5bn
• Flock's hand of forgiveness for the staggering bishop
• Renters owe a year's wages
• Lloyds to hit profit targets
• A jealous husband, a pregnant wife and murder in the land of the hippies
• Give us a twirl: Ballerina fashion
• Bidders go to war over Corus
• Pru snubs Egg bid amid break-up calls
• How to have a knife-free nip' n' tuck
• Bank warns of mortgage woe
• A social catastrophe in breakdown Britain
• Market report: Monday latest
• Average house price has shot up £25,000, survey reveals
• Breastfeeding difficulties linked to mothers who have epidurals