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• More flats than houses built in Britain for the first time
• Brown must root out ALL the wrongdoers
• How Abramovich made a farmer a £5 million offer ... just so his kids can go riding
• The Nazi relative that the Royals disowned
• Reese Witherspoon the £10m top-paid actress
• The Jobsworth & Judy Show: Puppeteer takes revenge by making health and safety officer villain of his story
• Wakey, wakey: School arranges 7.30am calls to get persistent truants out of their beds
• Half of voters say Brown would 'struggle to run a whelk stall'
• Mrs Gibbons and Britain's shameful appeasement
• Donations scandal: SECOND police inquiry will focus on planning permission for Abrahams' business park
• Now Peter Hain faces questions after he 'overlooked' £5,000 gift from Mendelsohn
• Glazers feel the force of United fans fury
• Gloucester late show sinks Dragons
• Secret donor Abrahams: I told Brown's money man about secret donations EIGHT months ago
• Cardiff bring an end to Bath run
• Tigers storm into last four
• League tables a 'cancer' damaging children, say leading headmasters
• Macca's prodigal son: Why James McCartney is stepping into the spotlight
• Athlete who served 12-month ban for missing three drug tests is in the running for BBC award
• Being brought up in the slums turned Tevez into a born fighter
• Should £50m lottery grant be decided by TV show phone-in?
• Thaksin cutting his agent dependency
• Five-star food and Radio 2: The luxury lifestyle of Britain's first £100 turkeys
• Beckenbauer: FA can't decide whether to go home or away for new England boss
• The wild, raunchy past of Foxy Knoxy
• Don't blame me for England's failure, says Premier League chief Scudamore
• I'm a Celebrity ... Biggins is crowned king (and queen) of the jungle
• Moore full of praise for Rams manager Jewell
• My harrowing story, by the teenage girl who was sentenced to 200 lashes after being gang raped in Saudi Arabia
• Signings have been hit-and-miss, says Sunderland boss Keane
• Never give your wife WD40 for Xmas (or an outboard engine)
• No noise is bad news for Liverpool boss Benitez
• Crouch has a head for heights but Croatia defeat still makes him dizzy
• Teddy teacher: Lawyer hopes she may get pardon after Muslim peers' visit
• Backstairs bully: The REAL story of the servant to the Queen Mother
• FA have to sort out the mob rule
• £2.4million: What one hospital earned in a year from parking charges for the sick and their visitors
• I fell in love with a bushbaby - a young girl's (most unlikely) first love
• Crunch time for Wenger as Arsenal's season hinges on difficult away games
• No points for style as Strictly Come Dancing judge Len puts the bin out
• 'Gabby's still furious...just don't tell her our friends voted for me,' says Kenny Logan
• Barton blames fans for driving stars out of Newcastle
• Chelsea go digital in their defence over players charge
• Whitehall spends £150,000 on a poll that tells them what we all knew - Britons feel there are too many immigrants in the UK
• Westlife star Brian McFadden gets engaged to Aussie beauty Delta Goodrem
• Middlesbrough set to swoop when Sorensen leaves Villa
• Birmingham star Palacios stranded as red tape keeps him out of the country
• Help! I'm a married woman but I've fallen for a female friend
• Toffees stick with the chase as Moyes tries to land Gunter
• Ipswich boss Magiltion happy to follow the lead of Sir Bobby
• The tiger who adopted a litter of piglets (but is it a tale full of porkies?)
• The ring of confidence that offers salvation
• Hillary 'bomb' drama: Terrified women taken hostage in Clinton office
• Fletcher is wrong about me, but spin just isn't his thing
• Champions League final could be heading for Wembley......on a Saturday
• Railwaymen not about to come to the end of the line with FA Cup dream
• Rocky ready to knock FA Cup opponents out for the County
• Hatton could beef up security as big fight approaches
• Vaughan's England must hit the ground running in Sri Lanka
• Caroline Flack - She's not your typical childrens' television presenter
• That's the way to do it - Health and Safety meets its match in Punch
• Reviewing the reviews
• School bans mums' mince pies... for health and safety reasons
• See P.S. I Love You starring Hilary Swank first and for free
• Dons join forces to find Staunton's successor
• It's a man's world: David Guetta
• The picture that reveals Michelle Pfeiffer's age has finally caught up with her
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• Teddy teacher: Lawyer expects her to be pardoned after visit from British Muslim peers
• Tracing lost assurance policies
• Piers Morgan: The Insider
• Hammers hitman Ashton hopes to fire Cole
• Should Rock investors accept Virgin's bid?
• Tom Parker Bowles: Turkey again? Oh deer ...
• Arsenal are top European performers with United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Celtic all in top 20
• Liverpool boss Benitez: We don't want to sell Crouch
• McCullough's fight cancelled after Martinez failed to make the weight
• Dylan Jones: Thank God - I knew I was right all along
• Will interest rates be cut in December?
• England candidate O'Neill backs Wenger's foreign policy
• Reading striker Kitson buries his Boro demons
• New Derby boss Jewell expects to lose one thing on Saturday ... his voice
• Rent a luxury lifestyle
• October: Two Caravans by Marina Lewycka
• Is work getting the best of you?
• 'I don't think any man has a chance with me', reveals Gabrielle
• Posh's 'bacofoil' corset leaves her looking undercooked
• Licence to thrill: Melanie Griffith's number plate sends a message of love to Antonio
• Chelsea boss Grant defends Terry and Cole after Petit questioned their England commitment
• Pensioner gets driving ban after acclerating car through a crowd of hunters
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• I will help England find the right manager, says United boss Fergie
• Beckham to join Thornton for Christmas Day radio show
• Mafia mobster arrested as he watches TV show about Mafia boss arrest
• Sumo champion apologises after being caught playing football when he was too ill to wrestle
• Has Eva Longoria's cleavage been given a boost?
• Football's Billy Elliott: Premiership's first male cheerleader shows off his moves
• Take That and pole dance: Howard shows off his raunchy moves after recovering from injury
• I had a career most girls would dream of, but it ended in drunken shame
• Hughes out to pile the pressure on beleaguered Newcastle boss Allardyce
• We're ready to go against Sri Lanka, says Vaughan
• Japan's latest invention: The dental training robot that can 'feel pain'
• Jack Straw: Dodgy donations all started under Blair
• Jarvis 3 for 1 breaks
• Arsenal boss Wenger holds out hope for Fabregas despite gloomy prognosis
• Eva: Hollywood's most beautiful actress on the sex scene that reduced her to tears
• Britain faces threat of dirty bomb attack at Christmas, Home Secretary warns
• Everton boss Moyes harbours an ambition to manage Scotland
• Ronaldo takes on Kaka and Messi for top award
• Marston's looks for more buys
• Pensioner taken to court for putting up fence to keep out vandals
• Black Cat Keane admits to 'flashbacks' of career disasters and admits the drubbing at Everton is a new one
• Fergie: United have missed Rooney
• Burren bows to Italians at £1.7bn
• Professor electrocuted after walking into 11,000-volt cable hanging over footpath
• Taxpayers fund early wake-up calls to get truants into school
• Cut the thickness of bread slices to combat obesity, say Lords
• Murray's in control without 'ego' Brad
• Jaffer puts India in command against Pakistan
• Grieving Kelly Brook pulls out of Strictly Come Dancing
• I celebrate every goal as if it's my last, says Spurs defender Dawson
• The gaffer wants us to play good passing football, he is Spanish after all says Spurs star Zokora
• Refs are not up to the challenge, fumes Fergie
• Travel pictures of the week
• Stunning pictures of the 'phantom galaxy' spinning in space
• My mother's vanishing act
• Charlton's on-loan youngster Wright wants to leave Barnet on a high
• More than 2,600 prisoners let out early this month to ease overcrowding
• 'Cameron-style' wind turbines could INCREASE CO2, claim researchers
• Ramos making his mark as he tries to cut out Spurs mistakes
• Why I hate book clubs (except the Daily's Mail's one, of course!)
• Aberdeen protest to UEFA over Madrid mayhem
• We're always looking dangerous on the attack, Spurs striker Bent warns Birmingham
• £50 off Champagne? Don’t bet on it
• City legend Paul Lake relishing life back in the top flight
• What should we do with our £1m cheque?
• Torres is the missing link, says Liverpool defender Carragher
• Watch out for... Kimberley Nixon in Cranford and Sienna Miller in The Mysteries Of Pittsburgh
• Investment trusts knock out funds
• Marc and me: A year of living dangerously with TV's celebrity chef Marco Pierre White
• Labour in freefall as new poll gives Tories best lead since Thatcher's heyday
• X Factor loses out on £10 million as viewers abandon voting in wake of phone-in scandal
• Government told to remove main Iranian opposition movement from blacklist
• Charlie joining a classy cast for Pinter double
• Councillor who bunkered £1bn Trump golf club is assaulted
• Sanchez will have to shop around in January
• Fletcher poised to snub Old Firm and stay at Hibernian
• Sven is a big fan of Crouch, admits City chairman Shinawatra
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• Hammer Carlton on a mission to prove his worth against Chelsea
• Financial Mail Midweek: Midas Extra tips and Tony Hetherington's bonus column
• Win a luxury Lincolnshire break <br />with TravelMail.co.uk
• Amy Adams' magical awakening
• No more rubbish presents!
• The wicked side of Susan Sarandon
• Watchdog orders quicker mobile switching
• Country gal Nicole Kidman's having villainous fun
• Outrage as hit-and-run killer gets only four years in jail
• Staggering! Do policemen really need a handbook to explain how they should spot a drunk?
• Detectives set to raid two more Premier League clubs
• Liz Jones’s Diary: In which I whitewash the stables
• Ronaldo will be better than Cantona and my best ever, says United boss Sir Alex
• Now estate agents are signing in to Polish customers
• Boateng finding his feet at Spurs but losing his way around London
• Should I wait to buy an annuity?
• Wenger may get defensive in the January window as Toure and Eboue depart
• Celebrities to bid for the world's largest white truffle
• Tesco threatens to fine pensioners for taking too long to shop
• Soldier's kitbag lost in 1942 is found in Egyptian desert (and reveals he had two girlfriends on the go)
• Spurs have unlikely ally in former Arsenal chief Dein over ground plans
• Jane Clarke answers your questions
• Why should I be sorry about throwing down the shirt? I didn't get my bonus says Spurs rebel Ghaly
• A Golden Compass that lost its way
• Gemma shows off her jungle body and reveals: 'I lost A STONE in the jungle'
• Playing at the Lane was a dream come true, says Spurs supporting Aalborg striker
• Punch and Judy man introduces idiotic new character - the health and safety officer
• Battered consumer confidence crashes
• Bad timing may force Spurs to downsize new ground plans
• Flyers to enjoy freshly pulled pints
• Celtic's Kennedy sidelined - but it's nothing to do with his old injury
• Man banned from using an electric wheelchair after being caught speeding
• Arsenal keeper Almunia can also be No 1 for Spain, says Wenger
• Dance show loser Mel B wears an odd new outfit - her bedsheet!
• Aston Villa v ARSENAL: Fabregas ruled out with hamstring injury
• World business calls for climate action
• Postman delivers DVD collection...to resident's dustbin
• TOTTENHAM v Birmingham: Jenas and Kaboul doubtful
• Humble Hammer Green is making his mark
• Liverpool co-owner Hicks plays down talk of a rift
• Madeleine: British police to question the McCanns 'in days'
• Sir Paul's reclusive son James steps out of the shadows
• Cancer alert: Don't eat, drink or tan too much
• FTSE endures biggest shake-up since 2000
• Chelsea chief Avram hints that Mourinho's counter-attacking ways are outdated
• Take That, Robbie! The band he left behind storm ahead
• Budget Aldi beats big stores on quality
• Who's that girl?: Scruffy Billie Piper returns as Timelord's assistant
• PWC faces a roasting from MPs over Rock
• Britain's most expensive house goes on sale - with a £90m price tag
• City boss Eriksson joins United and Chelsea in the race to sign Anelka
• Liverpool co-owner Hicks looking to cash in on Anfield stake
• Madeleine police find no evidence against Murat's girlfriend
• Artist hangs message of war on Tate Christmas tree
• Credit crunch fires FTSE 100 clearout
• Designer water? We'd rather take tap
• Berbatov: Ramos the genius can win us the UEFA Cup
• Can Branson hold on to keep Rock rolling?
• Catalogue shopping
• Boys of 11 using anabolic steroids to 'attract girls'
• Group4 Securicor looks to steal Brink's Mat
• I love the club, the fans and we have great players, but I'm not happy says Sheva
• A round-up of the newspapers
• City focus: Mortgage lenders' credit storm
• Jose wants talks but FA wary Mourinho will use England to lure Spanish club
• Scientists close to finding elixir of youth
• X Factor's Rhydian reveals his ginger roots
• Jordan wears her heart on her 'Mrs Andre' pants
• Torrid time for home loans
• Unclaimed benefits cost elderly £4.5bn
• Now ANOTHER minister admits failing to register donations
• Ian Rankin on why he didn't kill off Rebus
• Prostitute auctions 27 hours of sex to raise money for children's charity
• Foxy Knoxy weeps in court as she says: 'I'm sorry for accusing man of murdering Meredith'
• Petit questions England commitment of Chelsea duo Terry and Cole after they miss Croatia clash but play against Derby
• Quick chlamydia tests 'could cut infection rates'
• O2 boss Erskine boss steps down
• Northern Rock rescue bill tops £29bn
• Celtic's Kennedy facing three months out - and there's concerns over Boruc
• Guess who's coming to dinner: Paris takes her model man to meet the parents
• 2008 will be uncomfortable, warns King
• Bin Laden calls on Europeans to stop helping US-led war in Afghanistan
• We can't score three every game rues Ramos as he searches for Spurs balance
• Rock's major shareholder slams boss
• £10m cyber theft mastermind 'is an 18-year-old boy'
• Yesterday's trading: PayPoint could turn buyer
• New Wigan boss Bruce pins his hopes on Heskey
• Queiroz hits back at claims United are unsettling Sporting star Veloso
• Experts savage new national curriculum for under-fives
• 'Mad Dog' Allen moves for Swindon post
• Market report: Friday close
• Turkish plane crashes, killing all 56 on board
• Briton dies during Caribbean earthquake
• Manchester City fearing Elano sidelined for four weeks
• Why did Milan Mandaric pay £250,000 to one agent?
• Opinion: NatWest Three scandal proves America shows the way in war on fraud
• Ten years for £51m VAT fraudster who called himself lord
• Like a ref blowing up just as they are about to score
• Tories unleash 'Starsky and Hutch' Theresa
• England boosted by foreign legion
• Mother charged with murder after walking into hospital carrying body of disabled daughter
• Northern Rock collapse will cost taxpayer £29.1bn
• Harriet passes the buck with revelation that key Brown aide recommended 'phoney donor'
• Desperately dire box office spells the end for Susan
• Bank of England Governor warns that things are getting worse
• How low can they go...the man's view
• The Great Cleavage Divide: There's only one real debate at Westminster
• Dreaming of cup heroics, the deaf striker with a deft touch
• Bottled water sales expected to fall as drinkers opt for tap
• The man Labour 'doesn't know' turns up in photos with a string of senior figures
• I lived on ready meals for a month (and lost weight - but the price to my health was just too high)
• Brown so angry with Harman 'that he won't speak to her directly'
• Gut-wrenching insensitivity: Without warning, families of the 7/7 victims are sent horrific details of how their loved ones died
• 'I'd never had a girlfriend until I was jailed for Rachel Nickell's murder' says Colin Stagg
• Forces facing another £1bn in cuts despite 'blood on the floor' warning