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• Disgraced data boss sails into a top Whitehall job
• Townhall spending on spin doctors has doubled under Labour
• Knives out for Labour's 'golden couple' Harriet Harman and Jack Dromey
• Day Two of our brilliant new brain trainer: 30-Second Challenge
• Anger as prostate screening is dropped for 'lack of evidence'
• I'm fighting to save my job at Newcastle, admits Allardyce
• Shearer's not ready to take my job yet, says defiant Allardyce
• A third of truants are caught with their parents
• Mourinho continues his big England tease with offer to Barwick
• Bates pours cold water on PFA bash
• Rates of death during childbirth soar as mothers get fatter
• The man who must spend his life savings on cancer drugs to see Christmas
• Ronaldo's double act keeps the heat on Arsenal
• Flynn the party pooper to deny Scunthorpe
• Britain facing cancer timebomb with number of victims to soar by a third by 2020
• How the first British tanks were deathtraps mired in mud
• Hammers preach a flair game for kids
• End of the IVF twins: New restrictions mean only one embryo can be used in fertility treatment
• Reality TV show viewers and this absurd way of trying to save Britain's heritage
• Why inner-city youngsters are learning Latin again
• Viva the diva: Stars' most outrageous backstage demands from puppies to bald hookers
• I've married my Egyptian lover, says girl who ran away at 17
• Amy Decline-house: Why is no one acting to stop the headlong rush into oblivion?
• Inside the transplant tourist trade: The desperate men of One Kidney Island
• Stressed women 'are losing their hair', claims survey
• More die on the ski slopes, according to new research
• Wenger eyes PSV midfielder Afellay
• Anichebe ready for Nations Cup call with Nigeria
• Training is just terrifying, diet is poor, players are brainless, you can't get a phone line, traffic is awful and Christmas will be terrible, says £50,000 a week Florent Malouda
• City watchdogs warn that credit crunch could lead to disastrous surge in home repossessions
• 'I only loved one of my twins': The shocking confession from a depressed mother
• Keane appeal will fail but Dowd has lessons to learn
• Keane appeal over red card looks likely to fail
• Littlejohn: How about 'God save poor Gordon Brown' as an alternative?
• Legal aid for the rich: Children of foreign millionaire given £30,750 for court battle
• Camilla is rallying the troops
• I'm a Natural Woman now, says voluptuous Aretha Franklin
• Barwick should understand that Jose's not that special
• Your health destiny: How physical characteristics can predict your long-term well-being
• LITTLEJOHN:How about 'God save poor Gordon Brown' as an alternative?
• Neat writing could cut your exam scores, young pupils are warned
• Saracens to extend Farrell's contract for two more years
• Murali plays the straight man to break Test wicket record
• Jayasuriya signs off from Test cricket by conjuring old magic
• Northern Rock owes the taxpayer £30billion but is lavishing pay rises and bonuses on staff
• God Save the Queen 'is due for a rewrite', says Labour's Lord Goldsmith
• Honey can quieten a child's cough better than any medicine, say researchers
• The bear that walked off with the Turner Prize
• Quentin Letts: The halo of hurt around Harriet Harman was undeniable
• Born to fight: Mayweather lives his own American dream
• Crunch time for Munro as he waits to learn his fate
• Creek twist to the Kauto Star story
• Turner's Earners - Tuesday
• The proof that dome is where the heart is
• Abandoned baby hedgehogs are too weak to hibernate
• European football review - Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga, Le Championnat
• All aboard the brood cruise
• Spurs skipper Keane hopes justice will prevail
• Reading chairman Madejski prepared to open the purse
• Celtic stopper Boruc to start despite worries over knee
• SPL hand Rangers a Champions League boost as Gretna game is put back
• Father flies to Philippines to buy £400,000 kidney after waiting 4 years for NHS transplant
• Sadness is over medicalised and is even good for you, experts say
• Negative equity nightmare could return to house market, warn MPs
• Buy-to-let is not dead - just much tougher
• Ancelotti fires warning to Celtic
• 103-year-old Rolls Royce sells for a record £3.5m at auction
• Race ace Hamilton choked by praise from Senna
• Where to save when selling home to rent?
• Skiing onto Santa's list
• Ipswich chief Bowden: Takeover is paramount
• Dowd warned Rennie he was going to send Keane off but did not seek advice - referees' chief adds to the Tottenham gloom
• Car vandalism linked to jailed teacher in Sudan
• World's longest living artificial heart patient dies
• Messenger from paradise
• Rum sales soar thanks to Pirates of the Caribbean films
• The day newsreader Katie Derham came into work looking like a dominatrix
• Now the spotlight turns on the West Ham fan who took a shine to Drogba
• How do we beat currency charges?
• No way is Jose using the FA, says Mourinho's advisor
• The chimps that beat humans in a memory test
• Infertile kebab shop owner stabbed wife to death after he caught her having a 'cyber affair'
• God alone will judge me and I answer only to him - Barton reveals his spiritual side
• British holiday makers face misery as airline is grounded
• Government made over £35 billion in green taxes last year, says ONS
• AC MILAN v CELTIC - HEAD TO HEAD
• Screaming, bickering and Posh demands... Spice Girls return with another Tesco ad
• AC MILAN v CELTIC - THE KEY BATTLES
• Lennon backing Hoops to reach Champions League knockout stage
• We're playing well but not getting any luck - Magpie Allardyce is refusing to fly the nest
• Surge in production dashes rate-cut hopes
• Celtic boss Strachan rules out safety first approach in Milan
• Pregnant teenager had love rival gang-raped - while she filmed the attack on her mobile phone
• It's ice magic!
• Fraud warning for busiest online shopping day
• Henri Paul 'knew he shouldn't be driving', Diana inquest hears
• Organs of miscarried babies 'were used in Sellafield nuclear testing'
• Britain beaten as Ockenden wins it for Australia
• Alonso could take a year off and return a better driver, insists Coulthard
• Ex-mayor and wife jailed for benefit fraud to pay for daughter's private school fees
• Elliott defends Coventry administration move
• Old head Ronaldo helps young guns settle in at Old Trafford
• A short hop across the Orkneys
• My name was 'stolen' to be donor for Labour, says lawyer
• Gabby targets new deal with Villa
• City supremo Eriksson tries to solve travel trouble
• Say aloha to the stars!
• Celtic keeper Boruc ready to go under the knife
• Macca and Rosanna Arquette 'spending more time together', her sister reveals
• QPR keeper Camp just can't wait to get at Lampard & Co at The Bridge
• Gold would go with the flow if Birmingham deal collapses
• Prince Charles meets injured soldiers at controversial hospital to hear treatment concerns
• Tottenham defender Benoit out until next season
• Pilots' 'out-of-body experiences' responsible for more than a quarter of fatal air crashes
• Websites selling stolen bank details
• Chelsea keeper Cech two weeks away from return to action
• Armor faces more rumour as bid collapses
• Footie legend sues own daughter for return of trophies
• United boss Ferguson not tempted by January sales
• Blow for Gunners as crocked Hleb set to miss Newcastle clash
• Arsenal star Van Persie set to miss festive fixtures
• Hammers striker Ashton set for return against Blackburn
• American senator caught up in gay sex scandal faces further accusations
• Gouffran won't be winging his way to Arsenal
• Huhne urges police to probe Abrahams planning deals
• Knots Landing star Joan Van Ark's shocking look reveals her failure to turn back time
• Gunners boss Wenger sets his sights on new defender
• UK company directors' average wage is 20 times higher than lowest-paid workers
• Transplant tourist hopes to find kidney match in the Philippines
• Jayasuriya announces shock retirement from Test cricket
• Premier League Rumour Mill: Campbell eyes Pompey spending spree
• Fever 'can unlock grip of autism'
• Peter Hardy's snow patrol
• Government's poverty strategy needs a rethink, report warns
• Office staff 'should be allowed to work from home'
• Set your compass for Oxford
• Co-op accused of cutting credit card limits
• Half of house hunters say they want more space, but then do not end up using it
• Please fasten your safety belts
• Channel Five's Jay Hunt named new BBC1 controller
• Tottenham fans warned that police zero tolerance will be in operation in Belgium
• Primary school bans pupils from bringing home-made mince pies - for health and safety reasons
• Father-of-four jailed for samurai sword murder
• US bank tips oil to rise above $115
• Tropics are spreading towards the poles - thanks to global warming
• Italian Mafia fugitive killed while escaping police
• Music to your ears: the robotic guitar that tunes itself
• Slimmed down Lily Allen reveals: 'I used to feel short, fat and ugly'
• Yellow yes, not red - But Spurs boss Ramos won't blame the ref for latest White Hart Lane defeat
• Australia's new PM is sworn in - but refuses to swear allegiance to the Queen
• Plight of Gillian Gibbons sparks spate of 'Mohammed bears' for sale on ebay
• 'I'm not disabled' insists waitress born with feet facing backwards
• New train ticket website to challenge thetrainline.com
• Gunners have the strength in depth to win the title, insists Clichy
• Hain admits second blunder with campaign donations as sleaze crisis deepens
• Attack, attack, attack - Sanchez vows his Fulham side will throw everything at title-chasing United
• Stretch your pounds
• Husband shoots Alzheimer's wife as she lies in hospital bed
• LibDems warn of housing market 'crash'
• Find the best bargain savings account
• Hammers midfielder Parker shocked by Obi horror tackle in Stamford Bridge defeat
• Carbon dioxide to be buried beneath the sea in a bid to cut greenhouse emissions
• Hard times afoot for pubs and eateries
• An Inspector Calls: Brighton
• Homes 'likely to fund retirement' for many
• Three weeks after announcing her pregnancy - singer Jennifer Lopez is in full bloom
• Victory at last for 'diabetic' cancer victim
• Millions of 'Mega Monday' Christmas shoppers expected to hit online stores today
• Madeleine police have only 17 cells of DNA as they admit: 'It's mission impossible'
• 92-year-old pensioner left without heat for FIVE days as British Gas fails to show up
• If Benitez goes, we all go - Torres warns Liverpool owners not to sack Rafa
• Fashion floats: Market listings in vogue
• Northern Rock bid war may break out
• Defoe commits to Tottenham and tells Levy and his agent - sort out my contract quickly
• The solid gold Spice Girls energise Canadian audiences
• Goldman bright spot in a grim bonus year
• Labour spend £338m a year on 'spin doctor' army
• Amy Winehouse wanders the streets semi-naked - as her mother-in-law says: 'She's taking more drugs than ever'
• Monday view: Tapping into a mine of wealth
• Admit you're wrong ref - Sent-off Keane wants Dowd to overturn his red card
• Graffiti artist Banksy strikes again - in Bethlehem
• Harriet Harman under new pressure as she faces another finances investigation
• Cancer 'survival plans', breast scanners and shorter waiting lists promised in Government reforms
• 'US recession would hit Britain'
• Scan for Bale as fears grow that Spurs defender faces long lay-off
• A round-up of the newspapers
• Why fireman sperm donor MUST pay to raise our children, by lesbian mother
• The moment Sharon Osbourne threw away a £30,000 diamond ring
• British diplomat warned Foreign Office of concerns over McCanns
• You're a disgrace - 'sulking' Berbatov slammed by ex-White Hart Lane star
• Holidaymakers to be offered help following 'travel traumas'
• Elderly are in the dark over digital
• Cindy Crawford reveals her stretch marks - and shows she's human after all
• Cranberry prices soar on Christmas shortages
• 'Silent scream' safety device launched in name of murdered Tokyo hostess
• Pricey appliances 'break down more'
• Foreign investors ready to offer £400m to take over at White Hart Lane
• Revealed: 20 towns under flood risk
• Why a long dress is a short cut to Christmas glamour
• Tesco to conquer US with 500 stores
• Mourinho has a blueprint for English football - all he needs now is the FA to call him
• Gas bills could rocket by 15%
• Market report: Monday close
• Dolly Parton hints that she has an open marriage as she visits Rotherham
• 'Thousands of Britons' bank details for sale on the Internet'
• I'm not malicious and did not deserve a red card - Spurs skipper Robbie Keane hits back
• The chips are down - Spurs defender Bale digests Ramos' junk food ban
• Government adviser: 'God Save The Queen' is not inclusive and may need changing
• Villa boss O'Neill set to end Bent's Tottenham misery
• Tottenham to appeal over 'unfair' red card for Keane
• 710 not out: Muralitharan becomes Test cricket's most prolific wicket taker
• Chemical produced by cooking food doubles risk of cancer in women
• Quarter of children 'do not see dad as part of immediate family'
• Gene behind deadly lupus disease indentified
• Britain 'is bound to follow if the US slides into recession'
• Oxford for vintage clothes!