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• The amazing secret life of Cranford creator Elizabeth Gaskell
• Derby want former England star Ince as their new boss and Hodgson to help him out
• Truckers gearing up to mount new petrol protests over fuel prices
• Holloway still thrilled despite a goalless start at Leicester
• Scots reject Birmingham's £750,000 offer for McLeish to take over
• Lord Sainsbury and Co: Labour's other major donors
• Bruce's disgust with Birmingham over Wigan job wrangle
• France model puts Houllier in frame
• Man at centre of Labour sleaze row used false name and had 'pretend' family
• Move for England to take on Scotland gathers pace
• Boothroyd backs Bangura's battle to stay and play
• Darling offers capital gains sweetener to CBI
• Volunteers wanted to give migrants a 'great big hug' of welcome
• Europeans think we are a laughing stock, says Adams
• Autumn leaves us dryer than usual but beware, a superstorm could be heading for us
• Worried Allardyce gets the silent treatment at Newcastle
• United target Veloso is aiming to win over Ferguson
• Would YOU curtsey to Camilla?
• Brown to return dodgy donations as he admits 'We broke the law'
• New mothers going hungry and being left alone on maternity wards
• What possesses so many middle-aged women to become modern Mrs Robinsons?
• LETTS: As Dear Bill might have said: You mucked that up, old cock
• Jungle agony aunt Anna Ryder Richardson voted off I'm A Celebrity
• Tories 'would halt early prisoner release by building extra prisons'
• So much for Labour's pledge of honesty
• Shaming of brokers who encourage house buyers to take on 'unrepayable' mortgages
• Sleaze, party funding and the siren voices we must ignore
• The case for and against homeopathy
• Lily Allen: 'Doctors ordered me to lose weight after diagnosing heart murmur'
• Wenger says England should forget international football
• The misery of painful feet
• Thames profits gush to £200million as bills continue to rise
• Is the sunshine vitamin the way to beat asthma?
• Riot police use tear gas and water cannons to halt march on British embassy in Malaysia
• Acne drug offers hope for stroke victims
• Haas 'not poisoned' at Davis Cup tie in Russia, say ITF
• League find Hull KR guilty over derby clash on pitch
• Regan the rebel is ready to defy Barbarians ban
• How to choose the right cure when you're full of cold symptoms
• Ashton has support of England's top players to stay on as coach
• Cerys vows 'I'll never marry again' after jungle pals start planning I'm A Celeb wedding
• Traditional A-levels propel more private pupils to top universities
• Today's youth? I hear harmony, hope and glory
• Will Gordon's secret chef be poached?
• The Screamer...it's the talk of football
• Let us lay our Meredith to rest, parents urge a judge
• Allen could throw cash-strapped Wednesday into turmoil
• Wembley hero Modric being chased by Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs
• Arca close to making Middlesbrough return
• Newcastle look to Swedish star Olsson to shore up their defence
• Self-pity? We're sick of it, Langham
• Chelsea face action over Terry protest to referee
• Royal Mail slaps customers with £1 fine for underpaid postage this Christmas
• New Approach on Haya level as Sheik Mohammed moves in
• Den is in the dark until the new year
• Hughes goes with the flow in bid for Hennessy honours
• Turner's Earners - Tuesday
• Only beating Porto can earn Rafa a stay of execution at Liverpool
• Anderson splutters to a halt but Hoggard leads salvage job for England
• Boss is shot for phoning abroad
• 'U.S is on the path to national suicide' claims ex-presidential advisor Pat Buchanan in controversial new book
• Don't rush judo genius Badrick, warns Olympic hero Adams
• To save the English game, don't go for a foreign boss
• Kate Moss
• Is Gemma losing her curves in the jungle?
• Father-to-be falls to his death off cliff top as he celebrates girlfriend's pregnancy
• European football review - Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga and Le Championnat
• Poor children should be bussed to better schools, says equality watchdog
• Lost disc fiasco could scupper ID card scheme
• Swindon boss Sturrock closing in on return to former club Plymouth
• Go on, take a quantum leap with your mind
• Robbie Williams wraps up with American actress Ayda Field
• Carson grateful for Aston Villa fans' support after England horror show
• Camilla unveils her 'bag lady' look in visit to Turkish shrine ... as 2,000 children chatter through Charles' speech
• Hughes calls on next England boss to pick Blackburn's Warnock ahead of Chelsea pair
• My descent into Hell
• New Fiction
• Ferguson charged for abusing referee against Bolton
• Levy denies Spurs are for sale - but admits Jol's sacking was for 'business reasons'
• Campbell backs Portsmouth boss Redknapp for England job
• Share volatility promises big FTSE revamp
• Mother who shopped son to police for drunk driving now attacks his 'soft' sentence
• Police chief calls for late pubs to 'pay for detox' as teens 'drink themselves into oblivion'
• Brokers offering 'unaffordable' mortgages
• Rock may ask for loan help from Europe
• Madeleine detectives probe links to disappearance of eight-year-old girl
• Arsenal v Sevilla: Skipper Gallas missing for Gunners
• End in sight for BFS split-cap claimants
• Manchester United v Sporting Lisbon: Ronaldo and Nani to face former club
• Yahoo is selling Kelkoo
• Holders Lymm crash out as Hutton GS dig deep
• Filton College come through bone-crunching clash to reach last 16
• The mane event: Brendan Fraser's hair makes a surprise comeback
• Beat the fraudsters when shopping online
• Manchester United v Sporting Lisbon: Key battles
• Manchester United v Sporting Lisbon: Head to head
• Sevilla v Arsenal: Key battles
• Mother-of-one is killed after she refuses TV proposal from abusive ex-boyfriend
• Sevilla v Arsenal: Head to head
• Bitter Bruce blasts Blues after delayed Wigan switch
• Stuttgart v Rangers: Key Battles
• Ashton and Parker to continue recovery with Hammers reserves
• Stuttgart v Rangers: Head to head
• Reborn Charter has further to go
• Fulham boss Sanchez reveals his dossier on referees
• Blues defender Ferreira expected to return within a fortnight
• Boruc confident he'll be fit for Celtic's crunch Champions League clash
• Tottenham defender Kaboul under threat as Gardner and Rocha close in on return
• Bump ahead! Blooming Helena Bonham Carter gets ready for baby
• Earn more interest from cheque deposits
• Six things you must do in...Boulogne
• I'm just going for a walk I may be some time: Why one man crossed a continent on foot
• King injured, Berbatov crocked, Dawson in agony, Tainio off...then Eduardo fires the Gunners to victory...it's hell being a virtual Tottenham manager
• HSBC shores up funds with £17bn boost
• City life blamed for higher risk of breast cancer
• The secret list of Post Office branch closures
• Ex-convent school headgirl tells court: 'I was run over and left for dead by bus-stop killer'
• Top economist warns of more pain to come
• Rioting fans hid 'explosives in underwear'
• Van Gaal admits: I want the England job
• Secret Post Office hit list revealed online
• Pole dancing for breakfast? Not everyone's cup of tea...
• Rebel calls on HSBC to look East for profit
• The opera singer who grew an extra set of ribs
• Under-pressure Allardyce gets the dreaded vote of confidence from Newcastle owner Ashley
• Heavily pregnant woman fined £90 for parking in mother and toddler bay at Tesco
• I can't miss this game: Chelsea's Cole looking ahead to Arsenal return
• Government faces barrage of fresh data bungling claims
• Bush meets Palestinian and Israeli leaders for Middle East peace
• Grant: My England stars can learn from Beckham and Ronaldo
• Net retailers expect £14bn in Xmas sales
• Longer, cheaper, greener: The 60-tonne superlorries coming to a road near you
• Broadband debt collector misery
• British athlete Ohuruogu begins appeal against lifetime Olympic ban
• Schizophrenic stabbed girlfriend in frenzied attack while on bail for knife offence
• New Wigan boss Bruce issues challenge to players
• Reina convinced Liverpool can progress in Champions League and keep boss Benitez in a job
• Finding the investing recipe for success
• 'Coach of the year' Davies remains proud despite being sacked by Rams
• Give civil servants a chance to take risks
• The Fab Four remixed...in Fab Vegas
• Becks eyeing Croatia revenge
• Anderson limps out as Hoggard sets up England run chase
• Diana and Dodi were just friends, claims her driver
• Police armed with machine guns to protect security vans this Christmas
• Essien suspension is a killer blow to Chelsea, laments Blues defender Cole
• Serena Williams has a tights malfunction - on a night out with her new man
• Bank charges abroad cost us £1.8billion
• Pavarotti's widow sues two of tenor's oldest friends for £20m over 'crumbling marriage' claims
• Falling dollar hurts Rolls less than Airbus
• 150,000 watch North Korean factory boss executed for 'making international calls'
• Sting supergroup The Police to top bill at Isle of Wight Festival
• Franchises: Mobile businesses
• Rio Tinto launches BHP defence
• Northern Rock: Is Virgin bid a relief?
• Chances of Birmingham takeover 'diminishing', says chairman Gold
• Top investment funds go into free-fall
• Raymond Blanc's Manor from heaven
• Fresh attack on capital gains tax rise
• Wenger: England must follow the red brick road to become international successes again
• English is the foreign language for 40% of primary school pupils
• Message to announcer who mocked the Tube: You're fired
• Army probe after video of Royal Marine being shot is posted on YouTube
• Sven has injury concerns over Elano and Dunne
• First Mouret designed the sell-out Galaxy dress, now he brings us the Moon
• Forensic experts find 'no blood, hair or body fluid' in McCanns hire car
• British teacher held in Sudan for calling teddy bear 'Mohammed' could be jailed for sedition
• United pair Ronaldo and Vidic close to fitness
• West Ham defender Upson: Spurs have two of the best players in the Premier League
• Playstation culture is killing the English game, insists Hammers hero Green
• Have a sizzling winter
• Millwall boss Jackett to keep tabs on loan Spur O'Hara
• How to turn your life and finances green
• Real-life 'Spooks' speak in public for first time: 'It's nothing like a James Bond film'
• Peter Hardy's Snow Patrol
• How to bag a Big Apple bargain
• Punch denies merger rumours
• Last 77 survivors of Antarctic ship sinking airlifted out to South America
• 'Coach of the year' Davies remains proud despite being sacked by Rams
• Vote of confidence: Pompey keeper James back Carson to be England's No.1 'for years to come'
• Go for Capello, former England boss Hoddle tells FA
• The £100 Christmas turkey
• Carnage on the King's Road: Nanny killed and three pedestrians injured after Porsche mounts pavement
• Brands to bet on in volatile markets
• Revealed: Secrets of Gemma Atkinson's fabulous figure
• Fuming United boss Fergie facing FA rap after clashing with referee at Bolton
• Where to find those Big Apple bargains
• England's World Cup qualifying opponents at-a-glance
• Earth's high octane colours captured by NASA's most advanced satellites
• Prepare for take-off in Dubai!
• Premier League Rumour Mill: Derby and Birmingham head the race to get McLeish as manager
• Camilla, Queen of the Nile
• Hibernian's Zemmama: life would go on if we lost Fletcher
• Big apple bargains: where to look when shopping state side in New York
• A whole new culture - Ramos having to adapt to goal to goal without anyone touching the ball
• Hundreds of stray cats and kittens face being crushed by diggers at the Olympic site
• School of rocks : All you need to know about coloured diamonds
• Hundreds of children on the streets, brutal gangs terrorising tourists and a police force unable to cope... it's a very warm welcome to South Africa
• Find an annuity that pays extra
• Princess Beatrice swaps parties for ponies as she resumes gap-year travels
• Lesbians murdered teenager with concrete slab 'because she was irritating'
• A whole new culture - Ramos having to adapt to goal to goal without anyone touching the ball
• City fans should dream of success, says Sven
• The day Argentina World Cup legend Kempes got a Tottenham trial at Enfield - and failed!
• A round-up of the newspapers
• Tottenham bid for Rangers star Hutton depends on Champions League qualification
• The £50 cost of filling a stocking
• Families pay £500 for a Wii
• Still unbeaten but feeling deflated - Tottenham assistant boss Poyet rues penalty woes
• Cameron boosted by LibDem MEP defection to the Tories
• It's the same old song - Spurs skipper Keane reveals the secret of his success
• Shoppers face Christmas credit squeeze as average Briton is now £33,000 in debt
• Life expectancy threat to pensions
• Back to the 70s: Big eyes and even bigger hair - how to get the glam party look
• Americans offer ray of hope to belligerent Liverpool boss Benitez
• Gains from private equity benefit all of us
• Liz Jones on why she can't stand a certain Hollywood stylist
• Creme de la creme - bleary-eyed Spurs defender Dawson rises to the top
• Dirty ambulances blamed for spread of killer superbugs
• Sarkozy flies back to tackle 'urban warfare' in Paris
• House prices fall for a second month
• Global growth to stall in 2008
• Spurs skipper King loves to influence the action - but he'll never be a White Hart Lane coach
• Graham Poll's Official Line: West Ham v Tottenham
• Average Briton is £33,000 in debt
• I'm a celebrity, get me out of here: Tottenham's Tainio finds it hard to adapt to his new-found fame
• Home from home - Spurs plan new £350m stadium ... right next door to White Hart Lane
• Doom-laden Derby ready to axe Davies
• Dental gloss: a trip to the dentist to fill out those fine lines?
• Is Defoe on his way to Old Trafford for £10m?
• Ramos the gangster looks to gun down Arsenal - quite literally!
• It's them again! Nightmare World Cup draw puts England back with Croatia
• Defoe is a little bit upset - Ramos states the obvious but refuses to blame Tottenham's big names
• Cancer patients hit by NHS cancer postcode 'lottery'
• City backs Virgin for Northern Rock rescue
• Market report: Monday close
• No candidates? No problem - FA chief vows to take time to find best England manager
• Waking up to the reality of migration
• Young feel ‘lost and confused’ in giant primary schools, education charity says
• Prison warders told to knock politely before entering a jail cell
• The real nutters are the fanatics who despise religious belief
• 116 are rescued from oil rig blaze
• League tables are 'corrupting education' and turning children into 'exam junkies'
• Learner driver is abandoned by instructor halfway through test - after handbrake fails during hill start
• Will Backstairs Billy, the Queen Mother's eccentric retainer, spill his royal secrets from the grave?
• Blair: I kept quiet about God so I wouldn't be seen as a nutter
• Labour's General Secretary quits over 'secret' £400,000 donations to party
• Deep sea water at £20 a bottle, melted iceberg for £15, water is the new snobs' tipple
• The super scanner that lets doctors strip us down to bones and blood vessels
• Producer quits 'dishonest' BBC programme about Madeleine McCann