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  Monday 26 March 2007  

• Anorexic at the age of 6
• Bullied pupils expelled from schools because teachers can't guarantee their safety
• Teens of today first in history to be less healthy than their parents
• Increase in tiny babies linked to older mothers
• Lions sleeping, do not disturb
• Love isn't in the stars say scientists
• Mac's weird verdict only raises more questions
• UK has 1% of world's population but 20% of its CCTV cameras
• Woolmer's book re-issued while big guns wheeled out for TV battle
• Why a real childhood gave us a blueprint for life ...
• Is England's solo pilot letting Tel slip off the radar?
• Cherie: I wanted to be Prime Minister when I grew up
• Graduate's 'double sentence'
• Deluded McClaren insists: The facts prove we looked good against Israel
• Brown will give Miliband top job in return for a clear run
• It's not always rape if a woman is drunk, says judge
• Jowell offers concession on casino plans
• The House tried to zone in on his wet, slippery dipthongs
• Piers Morgan: The day Heather Mills went bonkers
• Immigrant baby boom puts NHS under strain
• Piers Morgan: 'How Alan Sugar tried to kill me'
• Rape slur leaves young man distraught after court finally clears him
• Cost of moving home trebles in last decade
• Hewitt's cuts threaten ante-natal classes
• Ex-Lions furious as Aussie Smith is named coach of Great Britain
• Home ownership falls for the first time in 68 years
• Margaret’s 'love child' in court fight
• Pietersen powers to the top of one-day hit parade
• Justine fights March blues
• How can any mother abandon her children?
• Briton, 16, 'raped in her hotel'
• Overworked Rooney needs a breather
• Hobson's choice will haunt him, says angry Vickery
• Headmaster who squandered school's thousands keeps his job
• April return for Norton
• Eat a biscuit to help heal bed sores
• Learn how to cook cow heels and pig's ears from Georgian England's version of Nigella
• Aidan plays catch-up as Emperor's loss throws Ballydoyle
• Don't trust them a yard! - British officer's verdict on Germans in Christmas Day truce of 1914
• Wilmslow escape ban to realise Twickenham dream
• MILLS: Good coach, but no leader. . .McClaren won’t give his half-time talk until he’s seen the shrink
• Rivals play into Tiger's hands again
• We celebrated Easter in December too, ITV admits
• Alzheimer's Society wins right to challenge drugs ban
• Mugabe's daughter studying at London University
• A Hellish weekend in Venice
• Money points to Barrow
• Emergency power-sharing legislation to be rushed through Parliament for Northern Ireland
• McFadden claims Katona wedding 'was showbiz sham'
• Charity to benefit from Spurs fines
• Vickery: Hobson will get just deserts one day
• Does England need Frank Lampard?
• A guide to insurance
• Celtic may appeal £420 bottle-throwing fine
• Loughborough student Tancock sets new British record
• Dallaglio reflects on his diminishing form
• Anger at £5.4 million payout for failed ITV boss
• Parents must say no, Cameron declares
• 'Devastated' Keane targets second place
• Captain's Blog
• British student killed in Yemen during Sunni versus Shia clashes
• Rio: 'We're not playing to our full potential'
• Court rejects change to 'drink-rape' law
• Scotland's Watson enjoys life at the top
• Shutdown threat over TV phone-ins
• Ten things you did not know about Andorra
• Brennan: Berry ripe for Aintree
• Lowest paid soldiers worse off after budget - minister
• 50ft robotic Michael Jackson planned for Las Vegas
• Brake tops Irish National weights
• New deal for Coppell
• Beyonce blings up her Bridget Jones pants
• Bikini-wear to make Biggles blush as RAF launch new fashion label
• Pressure on Southgate too much for me right now, says Cooper
• Staggering £100 million pay package for Barclays banker
• Alcoholic who strangled drinking buddy jailed for life
• Gilbert won't play it cool with Murray
• Spring down to Mallorca
• Hartley in good heart over facing Italy
• Church should consider slave trade reparations, says Archibishop of Canterbury
• Kroenke: 'No interest' in Arsenal
• Watchdog's 'serious concerns' over quiz phone-ins
• Cost of moving home triples in a decade
• Anna Nicole's drugs death
• Terror at 70mph as a goose smashes through the car windscreen
• Algae 'can lower blood pressure'
• E.On ups ante with £29bn move for Endesa
• Pakistan players fume: This is about murder, not match-fixing
• Jordan impressed by Hamilton
• Jowell threatens to halt TV quiz shows
• Fertility doctor can challenge watchdog search warrants' legality
• Clue to a killer written in verse
• Ramsay: I cooked up book theft to frame my rival Marco
• Cheap U.S. dollar fails to lure British holidaymakers
• Lions turn to Rhinos boss Smith
• New blow for Compass in Portugal probe
• Q & A with Mickey Rooney
• Greene King makes locals more local
• Barclays board top fat-cat pay league
• Watchdog rejects Kelly protest over son's school
• Mother and 10-year-old daughter killed in elephant attack
• Jackson's dream of the U15 Vase continues
• Bad break for Johnston and Warwick ahead of U18 Cup Final
• French interior minister steps down to concentrate on election battle
• The dog that wears sunglasses to stop her going blind
• Sweden wary of Healy threat
• Sir Percy team are confident
• Japanese Prime Minister apologises for wartime sex slaves
• Carberry lands Dun Doire ride
• Bush could be impeached over Iraq, warns senator
• Castaway ditched from prime-time as ratings plunge
• Rose earns late Masters invite
• PCB chief: Woolmer had quit but there was no power struggle
• Pietersen tops one-day batting rankings
• Banknote handed Listed mission
• Terry refuses to dwell on negative thoughts
• An Inspector Calls: Petworth
• Zimbabwean opposition leader chides international community for 'colossal failure' to get rid of Mugabe
• First Guantanamo inmate to go before military tribunal
• Taking over the family business
• Yankees pitching crisis deepens
• Sands Of Death by Michael Asher
• Bears snare 'grizzly' Adams
• Wins for Matthew Arnold, Cardinal Newman, Marlborough and Thornden
• Return of the cycling proficiency test
• Hugh and Jemima 'as close as ever'
• You Cannot Live As I Have Lived And Not End Up Like This by Terence Blacker
• Kobe's streak ends with a 43-point 'off-night'
• 'Astrology won't help you find true love' claim scientists
• Fraser: Hoddle Twaddle merely adds to the confusion
• On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan
• Bruins sent spinning by Crosby
• Gordon's neutral last hurrah
• Tamil Tigers kill three in first air strike against Sri Lanka
• Where does ethical money go?
• Peter Scudamore's World of Racing: Woolmer case stresses need for vigilance
• Pension victims score again
• Big brother society 'putting lives at risk'
• 'Children in nurseries more likely to be aggressive and disobedient'
• Myleene: 'I couldn't cope being a size 8'
• Blueberries 'protect against colon cancer'
• Latest market movers
• Better late than never as Maybury sneaks final spot for Emmanuel
• Turner's Earners for Thursday
• Chappel-Hyam Authorized to go for Guineas
• US tycoon has Gunners in takeover sights
• Calling Washington
• 'Obsessed' PC ran-up 75,000 points using Tesco clubcard scam
• 6-year-olds being diagnosed with eating disorders
• Sun, sea, and sand for Coleen
• It's official, black is the new black for British women
• ECB agree compensation deal with Pakistan over Brit Oval forfeiture
• 'Real action needed' on packed trains
• Blind WW2 hero denied care funding by Ministry of Defence
• Union fury over primary school's 'lavish' travel and hotel spending
• Council wants to separate us after 60 years
• Use Isas as a nest egg
• Nicole Kidman's really bad hair day
• The Conspiracy Theories
• Salford increases pressure on Giants' Sharp
• Bradford v Catalans reaction2
• £1.9m conman adviser jailed
• Salford v Huddersfield reaction
• Wakefield's remarkable rise continues
• Jol happy to avoid Easter fixture pile-up
• Cost of moving triples to £9,500
• Wakefield v Warrington reaction
• Eastern European influx 'has led to a massive rise in NHS abortions'
• Catalans bring high-flying Bulls down to earth
• Attack of the super weed hits Olympics
• Roadside bomb hits British patrol in Basra
• Ken Livingstone's £12m space mission to spy on drivers
• Bubble trouble scuppers bid to walk on water
• The Premiership Rumour Mill
• Children as young as six suffering from anorexia
• Great Britain seal first ever A1GP victory
• Extremists 'are encouraging violence against Muslim women'
• British soldiers 'assaulted cab driver'
• Cigarette police: Bars and restaurants face council patrols after ban
• EXCLUSIVE: The Blade Runner's Olympic dream
• I know who Kodjo's killers are says friend
• Life On Mars hardman gives British TV a right good hiding
• BBC axed me for being too old says Moira
• Private equity is bad for your job
• Business week ahead: 2-6 April
• Paddington rail crash was 'as senseless as a terrorist attack'
• Atkinson cashes in with Mr Bean with movie
• A global role for EU will help Britain
• One in ten hit by web fraud
• Green car threat to orang-utans
• Glowing Britney does hip-hop dance and sushi in post-rehab day out
• EBay-touts hoover up must-have products
• Despite Bob Woolmer's death cricket is still a matter of life and death in India
• Xstrata in £1.6bn swoop for nickel miner
• London drives up house prices
• Rossi back in the groove
• £5bn Taylor-Wimpey tie-up boosts builders
• £5bn Taylor Wimpey tie-up boosts builders
• Thames failing to plug unpaid bills leak
• 102-year-old takes out 25-year mortgage
• BP investors irked by Browne pay-off
• Miliband? He's a new John Major
• Yes, slavery was evil. But this orgy of breast-beating is utterly absurd
• HSBC diverts poor callers abroad
• Market report: Monday close
• How turning your car green could wipe out the orang-utan
• Too many rights for the wrong-doers
• Is your fake fur really cat fur?
• True romance
• Take one...
• Clearly cool: the best perspex fashion
• The beauty top ten
• Dream factory
• Dental insurance doesn't hurt