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• Bugged Muslim MP was first probed for links to '20th hijacker' in 9/11 terror plot
• Work, welfare - and a hollow gimmick
• Four MP couples caught cashing in on taxpayer-funded housing allowances in latest expenses scandal
• MELANIE PHILLIPS: So who's REALLY stopping us seeing a GP when we want?
• Wife of jailed mercenary begs: 'Don't torture him'
• Drinking beetroot juice 'can help beat blood pressure'
• The peacock and the professional: Nelson and Wellington, both heroes for all their flaws
• Labour to strip rural voters of their right to stop green belt destruction
• Bright idea: Quieter, darker wards could help patients to heal
• Smart and sexy with a hint of steel: The wife who could clinch it for Obama
• Feminism has turned men into second-class citizens, but have women's victories come at a price?
• Camilla has a bad hair day on a wild and windy visit to a cake factory
• Saints won't risk Sculthorpe in opener
• Noon pips his Falcon mate Tait in race for England's unlucky 13
• Behrami is taking his big chance
• Prince Andrew: The pampered playboy Britain can't afford
• Ashton sticks with Jonny for Italian job
• Milner steps up, but England's youngsters fail to impress
• Team meeting adds to Owen's fears that Capello will start with him on the bench
• Fabio, man of mystery
• Band stand for Gerrard
• MPs demand to know if gas and electricity firms are rigging market to hike prices
• Mills & Boon to be published in India to woo country's 300m English speakers
• Are you on Facebook? And is it ruining your life?
• Ryanair pays damages to 'terrorist' calypso band thrown off plane at gunpoint
• Golf ban blowing Grove off course
• A half-hour to groom? Guys are becoming more vain
• Romance ISN'T dead as most of us opt for traditional marriage proposals
• There's no rash with mash - potatoes are the safest food on the menu
• Britney's parents fear for her life as she reunites with paparazzo boyfriend after early release from hospital
• Mullins and Nicholls reckon handicapper is too harsh on top fancies
• Super Tuesday: Clinton edges ahead of Obama as McCain marches towards Republican victory
• Women who opt for caesarean aren't too posh to push - just SCARED
• Good luck, but it needs more than Boot Camp Capello
• Murray malaise sees LTA chief miss son's Davis Cup debut
• Benayoun stunned after father witnesses Dimona bomb
• Rooney: We must live up to their name
• How the Babes were reborn
• QUENTIN LETTS: 'Full throttle' Cameron seizes the moral high ground and bags anti-sleaze
• Channon jockey Bowman to stay in Australia
• Gordon Brown announces plan to lift ban on use of phone-tap evidence in court
• Turner's Earners - Friday
• EXCLUSIVE: Get tough on fans if they shame City during minute's silence, says Trautman
• Fragrant Northern Cyprus
• Chelsea Ladies play it Fair as they try to hit the top
• Falling for glorious Guyana
• Hard-headed Gatland opens the way for Roberts debut
• Arsenal under fire as Blatter proposes home-grown quota
• Players not too Keane as Ireland's search for a boss continues
• Road to South Africa starts now, says Wales skipper Davies
• On This Day - February 6
• Sporting Birthdays - February 6
• Sports Quiz: February 6
• Mascots Mayhem: football's fun guys or scourge of the game?
• Lampard wants to join Ronaldinho and Messi in Barcelona ... but only as neighbours
• How to take safari pictures - in Kent
• Fulham outcast Healy still the top man for Northern Ireland
• High court backs school's ban on jewellery pending battle over Sikh bangle
• Berbatov admits transfer talk has led to a dip in his Spurs form
• Bolton boss Megson gives Campo chance to down Atletico
• Style chameleon Eva Longoria goes for NINE looks in one day
• EXCLUSIVE: Unsettled N'Zogbia sparks Spurs and Arsenal chase
• Along the Silk Road on two wheels
• Record-breaker Reina eclipses Liverpool legend Clemence
• Ice cream seller loses his lolly after police claim his job and lavish lifestyle don't add up
• A relative in the US has left me £1m
• Labour may cut £150m Post Office lifeline
• Carsley backs Everton strikers to rediscover their goal touch
• Wheater closing in on new Boro deal, confirms Southgate
• Give your backing to Rafa, Dalglish urges Liverpool's American owners
• Sugar does help the medicine go down, finds study
• This dream Cote still fits
• What book...?
• Teacher jailed for confronting youths with a pellet gun admits two charges of misconduct
• EBay censors sellers' negative feedback
• Cottage on Cornish peninsula in 800 acres of woodland goes on sale for £550,000
• Milan hoping to pit Pato against Arsenal
• Baby died after hospital repeatedly delayed Caesarean
• England flanker Rees ruled out of Six Nations
• Students to get A-level in Richard and Judy books
• That takes the biscuit: Camilla dons white overalls to tour bakery
• Doctor struck off after enjoying surgery sex romp with patient he described as 'a flirty piece'
• Wilkinson is now in danger of axe, says Woodward
• Rogue trader breaks his silence and admits: 'I got a little carried away'
• EastEnders' Tanya Branning to bury alive love cheat Max - with Sean Slater's help
• BBC apologises for 'offensive' Gardeners' Question Time debate about plant called 'black man's willy'
• Coach Kuhn regrets England's Swiss miss
• New fiction
• The great ICICI interest rate dash
• Smokers 'more likely to struggle to sleep'
• Yes, McLeish is under pressure but we're all under pressure, insists Birmingham chairman Gold
• Thousands of middle class families face water bill rise of £21
• Jail for the in-laws who turned a blind eye to arranged bride's murder
• Duff and Whelan in Ireland squad to face Brazil
• McManus backs Elvis to succeed with Scotland
• Caught: Lindsay Lohan and Jonathan Rhys Meyers at the same Hollywood bar
• Parents risk creating 'battery farm children' by not letting them play outside
• Apple launches new 16GB iPhone - just three months after original 8GB version launch
• Mr and Mrs Bin Laden: Rockers in Rome hoping for peace and a meeting with the Pope
• City complete cut-price £3.87m deal for Benjani
• Jordan: I hate my body and I'm planning more cosmetic surgery
• Spurs midfielder O'Hara says England Under-21 call-up is icing on the cake
• Paperbacks
• Ballack to make first appearance for Germany in 10 months
• Midwife may face charges over drug death of new mother injected with epidural in her arm
• Commons Speaker accused of fix as 'dodgy' MPs are put in charge of sleaze reform
• What a diver! Coleen McLoughlin takes the plunge
• Police search forest in hunt for body of award winning TV make-up artist
• British soldiers in Iraq face months of waiting for test results after contaminated blood scare
• Fabio Capello announces Steven Gerrard is his first England captain...in Italian
• 'A jealous paparazzo may have inadvertently started the longest-running conspiracy theory about Diana's death'
• Coming back from the brink of despair
• Miracle anti-wrinkle cream: £1.89 from Aldi
• Tottenham supporters are all big heads and Bolton fans are worst at home
• It’s time to whistle up a profit on mining shares
• Derby defender Davis sees specialist over knee injury
• Fabio can spot the differences in England
• The £15,000 three-wheeled electric car that can go faster than a Porsche
• Russell Brand's X-rated movie: Comedian romps with new Heroes actress
• Cerny: I would love to stay at Tottenham
• Will Microsoft create the first ‘webopoly’?
• Teenage girl becomes 14th person to hang themselves in 'internet suicide cult' town
• Rock your portfolio - invest in bands
• The egos have landed at Spurs and Trotters turn out to be rotters
• The zoo keeper who gives his bird a ride to work every day ... but she's a five-year-old chicken
• John Kinnaird back after £1 Style purchase
• Surprise call-up is bitter sweet for Liverpool defender Arbeloa
• City unveil shirts without sponsors for derby clash to mark Munich anniversary
• Roberts and Thomas to face Scotland but ruthless Gatland drops duo from Wales squad
• Thermal-imaging zoo pictures reveal animals' hot and cold secrets
• Back to the eighties: Fergie revisits her fashion past with racy patterned tights
• Capello chooses Gerrard as his first England captain
• Simmons appointed chairman of cricket at ECB
• Taylor keen on Birmingham stay
• Three's a crowd: Demi Moore celebrates her toyboy husband's birthday - and ex Bruce Willis comes too
• Obama releases pictures from his family album as he rides the Super Tuesday wave
• Girl pupils protesting school closure face £2,500 charge is they parade through the streets
• Six things you must do in... Chichester
• Shock as Fergie makes a mistake over Manucho
• Afghanistan begs for help to stamp out opium
• Jumping for joy... Four-year-old jockey bidding to become a champion lands sponsorship deal
• Girl pupils protesting against school closure face £2,500 charge is they parade through the streets
• Rubbish dump found floating in Pacific Ocean is twice the size of America
• Beckhams 'adopting a baby girl from Africa', claims magazine
• Fans adorn statue of Duncan Edwards with a United shirt
• Judge slams guidelines which prevent life ban for 42-conviction driver who 'will kill'
• The toughtest Asbo in the UK? Yob is banned from anti-social antics across the entire country
• Friedel hopes to make it a perfect ten at Blackburn
• The girl, 10, who could die from shock just by watching a scary film
• The V2 kindergarten: British fury as Germans name school after maker of WWII terror rocket
• Students worldwide sign up to British university course on terrorism
• Love nest: Gemma Atkinson and Marcus Bent move in together
• Chef claims he had sex with teenage model after someone else had killed her
• Newspaper and magazine share tips
• NU boosts windfalls to break deadlock
• Drunk student swallows his door key rather than go home
• Alone this Valentines? Women offered boyfriend arm pillow they can hug all night
• Mascarenhas: It's great fun when you hit form like I did
• Spice Girls fuel rumours of bitter rift as they travel separately and 'check into different hotels'
• Malaysia call on Liverpool legend Rush and United's Queiroz to solve woes
• 'Tit for tat': After Sarkozy's whirlwind romance, his ex Cecilia rushes her own wedding plans forward
• BA pay £40million to become the latest sponsors of the 2012 Olympics
• Customers' misery as call centres slammed for long waits and poor service
• What the hell does that mean? Sporting jargon explained - February 5
• Cruyff issues denial as Barca linked with Mourinho
• Rafa's tribute to shutout king Reina after club legend Clemence's record is scratched from the Anfield roll of honour
• Mugabe faces real challenger at last as member of his own party announces he will stand for president
• Holiday toddler who drank orange juice containing cleaning fluid 'making progress', as barman faces arrest
• Zamora and Bellamy on target for Hammers
• Radio 1 DJ Edith Bowman shows off her budding baby bump
• The Arsenal diva who will have to serenade Tottenham supporters at Wembley
• Why Brown's boom has left us grumpy
• House prices will continue to fall this year, say experts
• Angelina Jolie has even MORE tattoos for racy new film role
• First disease-free babies could be born in three years as doctors create embryo from THREE parents
• Will taxing wealthy non-doms hit the UK?
• Tata nears deal on luxury duo
• Skunk overtakes cannabis resin in British drugs market as experts and police demand 'softly softly' U-turn
• Super Tuesday: Polls show Obama and Clinton are neck and neck - but McCain could kill off Romney
• Grand National weights dismay Nicholls
• Walkabout owner cries into its beer over sales
• Heather Mills sues her lawyers as she prepares for confrontation with Sir Paul McCartney in court
• Tube workers to stage crippling strikes over safety fears
• UK Athletics forced to allow drug cheat Chambers to run in British trials
• The sky's the limit for us now, insists Pietersen
• Walsh opts to ride Kauto in Gold Cup
• Pat Rice recalls United's last match in Britain before the Munich air disaster of 1958
• Spanish airlines may roll to halt
• West End office rents set to soar
• Now Javine goes naked to bare her baby bump
• Lord's set to host Twenty20 Cricket World Cup final
• I spent years fitting bras for breast cancer patients. When I fell victim I knew I'd never have an implant
• Wind farm cash pumps up energy firm profits
• Nancy's new man: Sven's ex steps out with mystery businessman
• Oil giant BP to axe 5,000 jobs as profits dive by 20%
• 'Don't mention Islamic extremists': Government phrasebook tries to avoid upsetting Muslims
• Travelodge's Sci-fi sleep suit
• A round-up of the newspapers: Monday
• Eat bananas to ease the pain of cramp
• Son of Concorde: New hypersonic airliner will fly to Australia in just over four hours
• Private equity debt
• House price inflation falls below 5%
• Pressure mounts for solution to Rock crisis
• Why spending five years as a NHS patient made me sick at heart
• Can drilling electrodes into your brain cure depression?
• Missing billions for Northern Rock bidders
• Rats from grounded Spanish trawler may ravage island's wildlife, experts fear
• Dr Linda blamed herself for her miscarriages but she was a victim of hormones
• 'Brutal' M&S turns the screw on suppliers
• Britney's mother asks 'Was it all worth it?' as friends defend her parenting skills
• BP to axe 5,000 jobs as profits dive 20%
• King's return goes on hold as he's told he can only play one in three
• Oh no Russell Crowe... have you been in trouble again?
• Where's Wisey? The final instalment of the day-by-day account of a London-based Newcastle executive director (football)
• Kanu in line for Nigeria post
• What does your GP <u>really</u> think of you? Doctors' confess their secrets
• RESPECTING anthems, no segregation, what football can learn from rugby<br />THE first signs that King Kev's Geordie Empire is on the road to ruin<br />ONE in three: Ledley King can't go on like this, can he?<br />SHOULD we have a sporting boycott of Spain?
• Cousin twist as Roux reveals striker played twice for Lens
• Burley backs Spurs competition to push Hutton on to be Euro star
• SFA add to Rangers' fixture chaos
• Market report: Tuesday close
• What the back pages of the papers say - February 5
• Yesterday's trading: Private equity tunes into ITV
• Mascarenhas shows all-round brilliance to fire England to victory in Auckland
• Blonde ambition: Paris Hilton pays homage to bombshell Marilyn Monroe
• Illegal bugging operation uncovered in second British prison
• Beckham: Capello was right not to pick me and I respect him for that
• Anger as Labour tells unemployed tenants 'find a job or lose your council house'
• Whistleblower detective 'warned again and again that bug was wrong'
• Prince Andrew attacks US for failing to listen to Britain on Iraq
• Webopoly: The money's inconceivable and the threat to civil liberties is frightening
• Branson's bid for Northern Rock smoothed as Olivant pulls out
• From wild to mild, how Britain's warm streak is bringing an early Spring
• The research that 'disproves MMR jab link to autism'
• Weighing up lives against liberties
• Obama's surprise lead gives hope to voters who feel that opinions matter
• Fraudsters are milking the tax credits system of more than £1bn a YEAR
• It's a truly terrifying paradox. In the name of freedom, Britain is becoming a police state
• Rapists and killers are to be paid 'wages' for lounging in their cells
• Forget Botox, try the award winning £1.89 anti-ageing cream that's flying off supermarket shelves
• Wind farms: Blowing money on a fantasy
• £1bn wind farm subsidies pump up power firm profits
• Air Miles Andy is grounded