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• Valentine's gift guide: Presents for the one you love, no matter what your budget
• Fabio gives a chilling view of the future
• Becks' spectre puts blight on Bentley's night
• Men? Oh gosh, there were a lot of them... confessions of a promiscuous 90-year-old
• Jailed: The man who helped his wife flee abroad as social workers threatened to take their baby
• Sven's worst nightmare: Nancy in a wedding dress
• At last... a BBC drama that is kind to Thatcher
• Torres injury blow for Liverpool
• Toddlers 'at risk' from curriculum that forces them to use computers
• Miracles take a little longer but Jenas and Wright-Phillips give their new boss a winning start
• The Screamer: It's the talk of football
• Is Tesco's £1.99 chicken a blow to animal rights?
• 'Billy Bunter gene' makes children fat, say scientists
• 25-year fixed home loans should be the norm, says Chancellor Alistair Darling
• Faubert slams Curbishley over his management style
• Fergie & Son in new Old Trafford link-up
• A young black star, a woman, an old man ... plus big ideas. Why can't WE have inspiring politics like this?
• Britain's benefits generation: State handouts now a 'way of life for six million'
• Toshack kids shine: Double joy as Koumas clinches it for Wales
• Hillzilla versus Obambi...it will be vicious
• Phone-tap evidence in court will hit terror war, say spies
• Petrov class sinks the Irish
• Arrival of Keegan sparks clean-up of remaining Toon season tickets
• Is Labour's legacy a welfare underclass?
• Lennon was right. The Giggling Guru was a shameless old fraud
• Desperate Bill and Hillary poured £2.5million of their own money into last-ditch effort to beat me, claims Obama
• And Munich remembers too
• Masterful Robinho: Brazil ace ends Irish resistance
• Britain still worst in western Europe for teenage pregnancies despite a decade of wasted efforts
• Tax campaigners attack MPs who refuse to reveal how they spend £11.8m housing perk
• They stand United: Munich remembered day five - Honouring the dead
• Should the Germans name a school after the inventor of Hitler's deadly V2 rockets?
• English 'won't stand for Scottish MPs making laws', says senior Tory
• Blood pressure drug 'cuts Parkinson's risk' according to new research
• Haynes loses starter's job for National
• Shoes for seduction: Sexy sling-backs, strappy stilletos and high class heels
• It'll be no soft soap as Wigan's Noble gets real
• Hair test to detect breast cancer could be on sale 'within months'
• The world's first time machine? Tunnel to the past could open door to future within three months, say Russians
• Lipman patience rewarded as he gets crisis call
• Amazing picture of humpback having whale of a time breaching Alaskan waters
• British doctor dies in 260ft snowboard plunge in French alps
• As Tesco launches the £1.99 chicken, we test five birds to see if you really get what you pay for
• Chief constables called to crisis summit with Jacqui Smith on immigrant crimewave
• Phillips hopes Wales heroics will win over Ospreys
• Maybe it's because I'm a frosty Londoner: City is least friendly place to live
• Fancy a wedding with a difference? Why not have it in our Episcopal church...
• Men over 60 'have healthier babies than teen fathers'
• Aspinall is caught in a big cat fight
• I didn't fear the axe, says Jonny as he bids to learn from Wales farce
• How did we allow Britain to become a Stasi state?
• He rages and she bottles it up: GMTV's Kate Garraway and husband Derek Draper on how to have a healthy argument
• Stay at home? Go to work? Why women don't know WHAT they want!
• The terrifying ordeal of a brilliant student who started hearing voices and then fell into the abyss of insanity
• Tears are every woman's most powerful and manipulative weapon, but can Hillary weep her way to the White House?
• She crucified her enemies and burnt London to the ground. Meet Britain's first feminist, Boadicea
• Thousands of gypsy children brought to Britain to work as pickpockets, warns MP
• The school meal rebellion: 'Don't call me a dinner lady, I should be addressed as school cook'
• Model Claire Merry shows ex Thierry Henry what he's missing as she relaxes in a bikini
• After the Duchess of York nearly burnt her house down with one, are scented candles really worth it?
• Murphy makes it a Malta hat-trick to stand on brink of semis
• Sarah Parish: Motherhood and being a Mistress will suit me just fine
• The Commons is reduced to a hollowed and rotten tooth
• Murray boys at war as absent Andy feels full force of Jamie volley
• International friendlies
• Facial yoga's the new craze for losing wrinkles... but be prepared to look ridiculous
• How an affair with a married teacher twice my age wrecked my life
• You're too trembly at Wembley: Capello frustrated by first-night nerves but stands firm on Becks
• Mrs Casey and her kitchen kangaroo court
• In the war zone: Pregnant Angelina Jolie dons helmet and flak jacket to tour Baghdad's mean streets
• Will beaming songs into space lead to an alien invasion?
• Dodi's American girlfriend: 'He spent days seducing Diana - and nights in MY bed'
• Caught on camera: The 10-year-old Al Qaeda fanatics ready to launch terror attacks in Iraq
• Wilkinson on a mission to get it right in Rome
• 'Brad Pitt throws a tantrum after Tom Cruise is first to buy motorbike they both wanted'
• Non-EU doctors to be barred from UK training posts
• Savers call for more simple Isas
• The radio-controlled car which runs on water - but it's just for the toy cupboard
• Ireland boosted as Flannery ban is reduced on appeal
• Care homes accused of NHS cash grab
• Abba-solutely fab!
• Patient Walcott learning to keep things simple
• Now we'll see the real England against Italy, vows Ashton
• Pensioner receives letter from hospital saying her father who died 40 years ago needs check-up
• On This Day - February 7
• Sporting Birthdays - February 7
• Sports Quiz: February 7
• Wales coach Gatland wants to hear Hook
• Jackman determined to hold on to Ireland jersey
• The sink estate: Rubbish dumper sends beauty spot down the plughole
• Scots boss Hadden refuses to press the panic button
• The mysterious death of the 'Playboy Earl', a family curse and his escort girl wife
• Pregnant Jamie Lynn Spears throws a party while her parents look after sister Britney
• Mallet hammers home a warning as Italians prepare for England
• People waited outside for paper's special edition - reporter tells of how Munich news broke
• Emre committed to Newcastle in Keegan's crunch time
• Happy Chinese New Year!
• Toddler strangled by window blind cord in 'tragic accident'
• Probe into first anthrax death in UK in 30 years
• Manchester unites in grief to remember the dead of Munich 50 years on
• Sven backs Benjani to become a City slicker
• Revealed: Mischa Barton's secret romance with director of her new film
• Casey in for Stacey ... replacing a legend will be no easy task for Dragon McGuire
• The lollipop that can protect your teeth from decay
• Megson hopes Rasiak can head Bolton in right direction
• Makelele marvels at the way Chelsea players coped with Jose's exit
• Moyes set to be without Pienaar for another three weeks
• Radical Muslim preacher told worshippers that American soldiers would 'rape and murder Iraqi woman and children'
• Coroner rules Heath Ledger died of accidental overdose from deadly cocktail of six different pills
• We can compete with the best, insists Tottenham manager Ramos
• Andy Scott Lee's launches new single with unforgettable night
• Pension that won't buy a loaf of bread
• Has Pete Doherty found a new flame in Paris?
• Eva Longoria works up a sweat in a racy new shoot
• Starring horse-riding lions, the Sickest Show on Earth
• Former Strictly Come Dancing winner Jill Halfpenny is pregnant
• Photographer who owned white Fiat Uno bragged about being at Diana crash scene
• Banish the bunting - the first anniversary of American rule at Anfield
• WAGs shown the red card by hardline England boss Capello
• Over the Hill.... Grange Hill axed after 30 years because today's schools are worse
• New Zealand all-rounder Oram ruled out of Twenty20 clash with hamstring injury
• Children as young as FIVE get philosophy lessons - and here are the questions they will be asked
• Disabled father has benefits cut after agonising charity bike ride for cancer-stricken sons
• Galon to face England as Italy boss Mallet makes one change
• Cahill on the mark as Australia kick off their World Cup campaign with easy win
• Barcelona deny Mourinho link as Rijkaard gets a vote of confidence
• 'Jealous boyfriend murdered teenage model Sally Anne after a bitter row', claims defence
• Shrews that?: Giant elephant shrew discovered in Tanzanian mountains
• Barrymore's comeback overshadowed by protest from father of pool victim
• We're trying to repeat the way Sir Matt built that team, Sir Alex pays tribute to the Busby Babes
• New Ranger Davis gunning for silverware
• White Hart Lane is becoming a fortress - and that can only inspire Tottenham to great things says Jenas
• Lisa Kudrow hides behind shades but saggy neck gives her age away
• Mourners forced to wait over two weeks as crematorium breaks down
• Parry attempts to play peacemaker in Liverpool civil war
• Steven Gerrard led England to victory, but it's bikini-clad Alex Curran who's having all the fun
• Thousands of 'smartcards' giving NHS staff access to confidential patient records have disappeared
• Trading faces: Dan Aykroyd's double chin just isn't funny
• The Tottenham defender now looking to fire Everton into the Champions League
• Could it be you? Lottery fever sweeps Britain as record £95m EuroMillions jackpot up for grabs
• Ireland sparks Eurovision row by putting forward a turkey puppet as its representative
• Police search for head of decapitated 'mummy' corpse found in shopping trolley
• TV chef's fury as Tesco sells its chickens for just £1.99
• Cherries chief 'disappointed' by winding-up petition
• Row as Pope changes words to Vatican prayer to make it less offensive to Jews
• Murdered teenager's mother: She was happy-go-lucky and wanted to be a top model
• Pile of rubbish blighting London park turns out to be sculpture of Saddam Hussein's wife
• Australia in five hours?
• Don't let the non-doms ship out
• CGT change may hit second homeowners
• Mustard already looking the part behind the stumps with England
• Monty the moggie survives journey in car engine by a whisker
• Top accounts aim for the over-50s
• Tesco customer has 'loyalty' cards confiscated after clocking up points worth £15,000
• Alcatraz faces demolition as San Franciscans vote on whether to turn it into a 'global peace centre'
• McLeish puts contract talks on hold until Blues are safe from the drop
• England's expected line-up against Switzerland
• Grant returns home in search of coaching badges
• Heart attack victim Clarke leaves Sunderland
• Thousands pay tribute to the Busby Babes 50 years on from the Munich air disaster
• Alves met by 'Brazilian' welcome as he jets in for Boro
• The baby who survived being hurled 300 feet by tornado that killed his mother
• Spurs' £9m Hutton can't play in UEFA Cup - and it's because Rangers are losers
• Tottenham trio help England youngsters to Algarve trophy
• Paul Nicholas: Me and my money
• A&L slashes Online Saver rate
• Virgin to axe 1,000 jobs if it wins Northern Rock
• Bishop quotes Jesus as he backs same-sex relationships
• Mortgage lenders follow Bank of England's lead by cutting interest rates
• Plus ca change ... France bring in six new players for Ireland clash
• Designer provokes anti-fur fury at star studded New York fashion show
• Don't let Norwich Union off the hook
• Jonny confirmed for England but Sheridan blow for Ashton
• Madeleine police 'to clear McCanns but admit case will be never be solved'
• Newsreader Natasha Kaplinsky: I'm no maneater and I wasn't in love with Brendan Cole
• Fund Focus: Nationwide Building Society
• A £550k ex-council home with a difference
• Stoute appoints Fallon as his assistant trainer - reports
• Disney gets ride on weak dollar
• Brown urges NATO allies to help in Afghanistan as he pledges more British troops
• Villan Agbonlahor losing battle to face Magpies - but Davies expects to be fit
• Revenue on the rise at DMGT
• SocGen facing a B-Day exodus
• A round-up of the newspapers: Wednesday
• Drogba heals rift with Chelsea and pledges to fight for League and European Cup double
• Senderos aiming to cause a problem for Wenger
• Big bang: Now Elle Macpherson gets a long fringe
• Capital reattribution
• Mobile phones do not cause brain cancer, finds radiation study
• Five-year-old boy wanders into closed bank left unlocked for 19 hours
• Hats Zoff to golden oldie James - Pompey boss Redknapp hails World Cup winner in waiting
• Confidence slide adds to rate cut pressure
• City focus: China's Year of the Squeeze
• 'Every player will learn from Fabio': Brooking has been impressed by the Italian's methods
• £475m floods toll is UK damper for Aviva
• A new era for BP investors
• Joorabchian files writ against West Ham for £7m of 'unpaid' Tevez fees
• England Lions clinch remarkable win to make Trophy final
• Keane hails Duff return for the Irish
• MPs to investigate 'big six' energy firms
• Virgin set to axe 1,000 jobs if it wins Rock
• Don't judge Theo on goals alone, says Pearce
• There's no future for me at Arsenal - Gilberto hints at Emirates exit
• Sky says pay TV will beat slowdown
• Toddler saved by frozen stem cells from Japan
• Jerry Hall goes commando on night out with Mick Jagger
• Benjani fell asleep and missed two planes - the real reason he nearly lost out on City switch
• Northern Ireland on terror alert as the Real IRA launches a new offensive targeting British soldiers and ministers
• Silverjet on turbulent flight path
• I was full of nerves and stress: Zurawski is a ray of sunshine after ending his Celtic misery
• Maloney sweats over his Scotland career while O'Neill keeps him in reserve
• BHP hopes £75bn will win Rio over
• I got carried away, says rogue trader
• What the back pages of the papers are saying - February 6
• Mamma mia! Day one: Fabio calls home from Wembley
• Ex-wife of balcony plunge father wants him prosecuted in the UK for son's death
• Olivant back in for Northern Rock
• Yesterday’s trading: Dow stumbles so Footsie falls
• GERRARD - a match-winner as Liverpool captain, a liability as England captain - should he even be in the team?<br />MATTHEW Upson - football genius - or Capello's secret World-Cup winning weapon? <br />YOU can't tell mascots from players at Newcastle
• Motherhood leaves Christina Aguilera looking swell
• Market report: Wednesday close
• Teenagers offered implants to stop pregnancy for years
• Home Secretary admits majority of 13-year-olds drink as she threatens £1,000 fine for parents of binge-drinking children
• McCain takes the biggest prizes on Super Tuesday - but Huckabee becomes the surprise spoiler
• 'Hell of a fight': America still can't choose between Clinton and Obama
• Super Tuesday: Republican tally
• Super Tuesday: Democratic tally
• Amy Winehouse looks re-fab as she visits husband Blake in prison
• 'Sick' play of people spitting on Margaret Thatcher's grave could end up in West End
• Guru who inspired the Beatles dies aged 91
• Parents producing 'battery-farmed' children who never play outside, says minister
• Saudi bill that's fit for a king