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• Brown's red tape bonfire that MPs forgot to set alight
• Ordeal of teacher called 'dark meat' by deputy headmaster
• 400,000 pensioners 'will lose their state help to live at home'
• Red meat 'can raise the risk of cancer by 25 per cent'
• Medio Punta finds his way to England
• United's Saha fears racist taunts in Rome
• Jacko the hobo's worldwide trail of debt
• Newcastle pay off Babayaro
• Invasion of the supernits that last up to SIX years
• How do we preserve our fragile Union?
• Arsenal can't cope, says Chelsea's Grant
• Boozing not a problem says new Wales boss
• The wife of the 'back-from-the-dead' canoeist is charged with two counts of fraud
• Canoe couple face financial ruin as insurers seek their money back
• Canoe wife's remand in custody dashes hopes of wedding anniversary reunion
• So, we end up with two coaches who have scored against England at Wembley
• Marseille in the mood to 'humiliate' defiant Rafa
• Former Chelsea star Zola: Capello is just perfect for England
• Intellect, talent and character? Young women these days just aspire to be 'sexy'
• Capello - the wizard of Wembley
• Lose weight for Christmas with the Lemon Juice Diet
• I will repay Rafa, promises Liverpool's Torres
• Why that playful tart Jose has been unable to seduce England
• Drunken ratcatcher gunned down hero PC as he tried to save colleagues
• Cherie and the peace makers...
• Better an engine driver than a Guardianista!
• Sublimity installed as favourite for this weekend
• How the Mediterranean diet could help you live longer
• Aussies back Murrihy - Unfair to blame steward for failure of Fallon trial
• Drive-in dentists: Chain will hire Eastern European staff to offer cut-price treatment
• Viewers prefer TV classics at Christmas
• Embarrassing World Service survey shows public concern over BBC's news 'bias'
• Fighting back - there is a sense of the public embracing boxing again
• Going out of fashion. Who needs a tie when you’ve got Personality?
• Obssession? It's love at first move
• Rule-breakers earn victory for common sense
• Horsham denied eighth-second penalty and Farrell nets twice but Swans class tells in the end
• John Higgins out of Maplin UK Championship at the hands of Stoke's Jamie Cope
• Newscaster Emily Maitlis dares to bare AGAIN
• 80% of new jobs have gone to migrants since Labour came to power
• Class act: The belles of St Trinian's swap gymslips for red carpet gowns
• Headaches. Nausea. Snoring can wreck your other half's health - as Simon Cowell's brother found out
• Tiny balloons that may save stroke victims from brain damage
• Families hit in pocket AGAIN as food prices are rising at fastest rate for 14 years
• Are they all your own Goldenballs, Becks? David shows off his lunchbox in Armani ad
• Mourinho rules himself out of England manager's job
• Perfect rest cure in our Brittany gite
• Share tips from a financials expert
• Sir Bobby has doubts over Jose taking on England job
• Loyalty pays off in Putin's Russia as the president backs Medvedev as his successor
• I was a donkey but now I'm a hero, says West Ham boss Curbishley
• Abbey plans to open 300 branches
• Why does my UK pension not rise in Oz?
• Meet the jazzy new Amy Winehouse but she's not quite as 'rock and roll'
• Can I rent out home to fund move to Australia?
• Tottenham rocked as Bale faced with three months on the sidelines
• Some new gloss on the old oils
• New York Philharmonic to play its most unusual gig yet... in North Korea
• Sell property or wait for CGT change?
• Everton hit by two-week injury layoff to Baines
• Tottenham linked with £5m move for Cardiff wonderkid
• Archbishop Desmond Tutu accuses Britain and US of apartheid-era government for detention without trial
• Wife 'cured' by prayer can't get benefits stopped because government computer doesn't recognise miracles
• Can I get Isa away from Northern Rock?
• Hands off Zamora, Hammers boss Curbishley warns Fulham and Reading
• Why did we get this large tax bill?
• Poyet's plea for Defoe winner keeps Spurs buzzing
• Poyet full of praise after Spurs star Defoe provides the perfect finish
• Asians found guilty of shattering man's skull in race hate attack
• Depressed headteacher killed himself because of impending Ofsted inspection
• A hair-raising time with hyenas
• Juve close in on Chelsea's Lampard
• 'Dead' Abbey customer is alive and well
• 'Diana and Dodi were planning engagement', jeweller tells inquest
• Girl power failure: Spice Girls play to a half-empty arena
• Six things you must do in... Costa Rica
• Worry over Christmas pension payouts
• Strachan backing McGhee to make his mark as Scotland manager
• It's a gipsy caravan life for me
• Sharp but fairly short pain for property
• The christening gown that looks like new after 137 years
• Interview: Mark Wood on solving the pensions crisis
• Government plans to turn school into the new mum and dad with police and social workers in the classroom
• Forget the Anfield atmosphere, the Velodrome will be too much for Liverpool, insist Marseille
• Spurs join United and Chelsea in being linked with a move for Valencia's David Villa
• 'McCanns should be arrested for abandoning Madeleine,' missing children's boss says
• Rovers boss Hughes not tempted to splash out in January sales
• Fraudster stole £120,000 from brothel run by sisters in their 80s
• Fergie plays down Tevez-Ronaldo rift after Ronaldo denies Argentinian hat-trick chance
• 'No one is above the law': Conrad Black jailed for six-and-a-half years
• Calzaghe aims to end his career like Rocky after picking up top sports gong
• Wilkinson loses his mentor
• Hoskins not keen on return to Millwall
• Duchess breaks with tradition, but Camilla's big day fails to fizz
• Robson... a Greenhorn in Texas
• £1bn savings on Olympics venues 'will be swallowed up by security costs'
• Watford midfielder Mahon targeted by QPR
• Crystal Palace consider approach for Reading's Oster
• He's just doing his job: Two-goal Buzsaky given reality check by QPR boss
• 'Madeleine would be better served by UK justice,' says Britain's top barrister
• West Ham's Upson doubtful for quarter-final clash with Everton
• Blackburn boss Hughes offers Dino a Rovers return
• Desperate for a Wii - Christmas shoppers flock to the Continent for must-have gift
• Engaged ... for four days. Man trapped in bowling club loo survives on icy tap water
• Hit and run driver given six weeks for killing girl, 3, has breached driving ban FOUR times since he was freed
• Casualty star Rebecca Wheatley: 'How I lost HALF my body weight'
• Chauffeur to the stars denies grievous bodily harm after car crash leaves woman paralysed
• Italian giants Torino set to swoop for Wolves star Kightly
• Bus-stop stalker 'said I want to kill myself' days after murder
• Former Spurs legend walks out on Argentina side
• UK's turkeys are kept in poor conditions, RSPCA warns
• Pompey star Muntari wants African Nations Cup switched to summer
• Heroes' Hayden grows up with a sophisticated new look
• Canoe man and his wife face lengthy jail terms as well as being stripped of their money
• Alonso returns to Renault
• Government condemned over Christmas pension payments
• How to beat slumps with regular investing
• United manager Fergie admits FA charge
• Baugur bid hint lifts Moss Bros
• Wenger hoping for Flamini boost for Chelsea clash
• Palace midfielder set to snub Chelsea
• Brown's war on business red tape 'fails'
• Plot takes a twist in Coventry saga as film mogul steps in to help out
• The Netherlands plan to make their mark with bizarre scheme for a tulip island
• Australia should introduce a baby tax 'to save the planet'
• Reading keen on Bristol City star
• Sidebottom satisfied England can draw level
• Fulham set to launch bid for Watford striker
• The pictures showing the South Korean coastline devastated by an oil spill
• 'Climate change will trigger food wars caused by both floods and drought'
• Marine survives after swept into storm drain trying to save his dog
• Five planes, a camel, a tent and 30 female virgin bodyguards... Libyan leader Gaddafi arrives in Paris with his entourage
• Process to create green version of natural gas 'is woefully under-used'
• Gardner hoping to boost Spurs defence soon
• 'The fat kid will be back': I'll die rather than quit now, says Hatton
• Sidebottom strikes but Sri Lanka hold steady at the end of day two
• Alzheimer's camera aid 'helps to restore memory'
• Doctor tells why he didn't amputate leg of man trapped in storm drain
• Teacher who was unfairly sacked calls for school governors to quit
• Lloyds TSB says credit crunch costs 'only £200m' as major banks shock markets with £5bn write-off
• Pienaar keen to stick with Toffees
• Royal male: Rupert Everett's cross-dressing St Trinian's role is based on Camilla
• Rare heron blown 3,000 miles off course and into Britain for the first time
• Babayaro to leave Newcastle
• Price of bread soars as inflation rises at fastest rate since 1991
• Newcastle and Sunderland eye United's Brown
• Portugal star Meira snubs Portsmouth move
• Villa ready to investigate crowd following Redknapp abuse
• West Ham forward eager to start as Curbs denies rift rumour
• Milk bug 'stops our bodies from fighting off Crohn's disease'
• Liverpool line up Klinsmann to replace Rafa
• UK government to get £115 million flood relief payout from the EU
• Cautious welcome for pension reform
• Thalidomide victim 'not forced by colleagues to go 10-pin bowling', says tribunal
• House price slowdown continues
• Fulham boss Sanchez fears a Christmas dogfight
• Premier League Rumour Mill: Fulham and Reading join Tottenham in chase for Portsmouth outcast Taylor
• We will work for free to save post office
• Victory could be turning point for us, says Ramos
• Prospects rise in lacklustre Japan
• House prices will plummet if Brown insists on building millions of homes, says leading economist
• Post Office closure row grows as one in five villages poised to lose out
• Blighty's best beds
• Oops! She's done it again: Britney tries to cover her modesty
• Henson to refute disorder claims
• Catherine Tate attempts to bed George Michael - but it's all for her Christmas special
• Couple who ran care home are arrested 'for murder of five elderly residents'
• Sunderland boss Keane could be in trouble after rant at ref and Chelsea's Terry
• Shoppers warned to watch out for dangerous toys this Christmas
• Suicide bomber strikes school bus at Pakistan military base
• On the truffle trail
• Don’t let children distract you while you drive
• UN's Ban Ki-Moon 'running out of patience' with Burma regime
• Davina McCall looks like she has it all worked out
• Boro boy Aliadiere sees off Arsenal then tips them for title glory
• Scatter your cash to get good growth
• Chelsea made to wait until the summer to sign Barcelona outcast Ronaldinho
• Peter Hardy's Snow Patrol
• Bargains galore as slump hits High Street
• Ashley has 'no interest in going and buying Spurs', insists Magpies chairman
• Eleven Chinese miners chew on boiled leather belt to stay alive
• Fuel protesters to target oil depots in re-run of demo which rocked government in 2000
• 'Yes, I'm a subprime borrower'
• Muamba eager for Arsenal defender to remain at Birmingham
• Troops on standby in Kosovo as talks fail and Miliband hints at recognition of independence
• The wild bunch
• Chelsea boss Grant ready to take on the league's big Gunners
• Pensioner who died after falling into moat at Warwick Castle suffered heart attack
• Don't waste our European chance, Gerrard tells Liverpool
• Money talks to personal finance pupils
• Investing on Aim: Five top picks
• What makes people gay or straight, by Desmond Morris
• Canadian pig farmer is jailed for life after killing six women
• Whole lotta herb tea of Led Zeppelin's stairlift to heaven
• Girls-only trips more popular
• UK urged to ratify international treaty to beat the people-smugglers
• House prices fall at fastest rate since 1995
• Rafa facing his key test as he approaches Marseille 'cup final'
• New blow for Wigan forward Heskey
• Pressure is back on us now, says Arsenal defender Clichy after shock Boro loss
• Christmas leave bonus for workers
• Incoming Tory advisor blasts police targets saying 'we can't go on like this'
• New Facebook group links people who want to get on property ladder
• Sick of motorway jams? Soon you could pay to use an extra 'Lexus lane' and jump the queue
• Sean Connery with the most bizarre award of his life
• Spurs defender Lee left furious after Ireland's wild lunge
• Gordon Brown asks Google to help the world's poor
• 'Oh God!' Canoe wife's terror as she faces ten years in prison on perjury charges
• Children born of sperm or egg donors 'should have birth certificates stamped'
• Bus passenger murdered by 'black racists for being white', says father
• FA to open talks with Capello this week
• The amazing new images of a mother whale with her newborn calf
• What do I have to do? Goal hero Defoe calls on Tottenham boss to play him from start
• Berlin ferris wheel to trump London Eye by 50m to be Europe's largest wheel
• McAlpine falls to Carillion bid
• We've had enough time to assess the squad, says Spurs No2 Poyet, and we plan to buy in January
• Joan Collins' TV advert post office is a fake
• Rugby star Gavin Henson charged over 'violent drinking games' on London to Cardiff train
• Nintendo's triumph in $12bn game war
• It's been difficult but I want to stay and do something special, says Spurs' off-the-bench hero Defoe
• US broadcaster eyes Premiership football
• Tories to tackle 'injustices of union with Scotland'
• Brown vetoes £725m pensions rescue plan
• Girls 'would rather look pretty than have brains'
• RAB 's profit warning after Rock failure
• Coyle's Burnley bid for unsettled Celt Riordan could seal Lafferty move to Parkhead
• Christmas tree prices spike 25%
• Police visit dampens Marc and Cerys's romantic retreat
• A round-up of the newspapers: Monday
• Climate change talks stumble as U.S refuses to accept emission targets
• Tesco bans Chistmas carols because of health and safety fears
• Doctor charged with killing British patient with adrenalin injection to be extradited to the UK
• 'The Queen loves mimicking my scouse accent' says top aide
• Cherie Bear... Mrs Blair's fashion faux-pas as she steps out in grizzly coat
• Cousin turns on his Rangers team-mates with blast over drinking culture
• Monday view: Welfare system needs reform
• UBS reveals new £5bn subprime hit
• Eat your greens to reduce cancer risk
• Former U.S.A coach Arena's pitch for Scotland job
• Jose still the special one for Barwick
• Confidence in the FSA hits Rock bottom
• Boro chairman slams 'ruthless' McClaren: 'If Steve said to me the grass is green, I would go out and check'
• Wind power for every home by 2020
• Most rocking party frocks around
• Why Gordon Brown must attend the EU Reform Treaty signing in Lisbon
• Lloyds TSB credit crunch loss at £200m
• Daisy Dooley does diivorce
• Bizarre rodent with ears bigger than its head is caught on camera for first time
• No striking order: Spurs boss Ramos prepared to shuffle forward pack
• Stores fear Christmas meltdown
• Fashion addict Liz Jones: Glitz and glamour of Strictly Come Dancing
• GPs fed up with their job despite being paid record salaries
• Sven: Defoe is a good striker and my snub of the benchwarmer was a long time ago
• Great lengths: Can women over 40 pull off long hair?
• Lovebirds Sienna and Rhys pick a Christmas tree for their nest
• Three people shot dead at churches in latest U.S. gun rampage
• British troops claim major victory in Afghan - but Brown says battling Taliban will take years
• Market report: Monday close
• ASBOs become 'self-fulfilling prophecy for young people'
• Hundreds of sub-standard transplant organs taken from drug addicts as shortage grows
• The moment Mrs Darwin realised the game was up as the Mail brought her to face police
• Our brilliant new brain trainer: 30-Second Challenge
• Lubbock's 'tired' father collapses